ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

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i been trading a "FEW" years.......gotta love the days game plan of working the ORB to catch the first "RUN" of the day as they put in the range. In the early mornings session of the RTH you usually see either the days high or low printed. With that in mind why would a daytrader try to capture the early "RUN"?

Money Honey, the techs are more reliable in mornings. IMO

keep the opening trades unbiased and mechanical. let the others bring the mkt your way and they will leave some bread on your table.
 
long 61 off yesterdays nip in mpwill look to get out if they print 58,sell at 65-66,out 62.5,got a big bounce in djtrans and pulled back up 28 to up 19
 
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I have closed my position @ 1362.50, for me it is OK for the day, 8.50 points.

Jagmot, I decided to go SHORT when I saw the RSI over 90 on the 60m, yes the 240m is still bullish and I'm ready to sell again if it goes back to 1372. Let's see.
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Great trade. I did see the RSI over 90 on the 60m. I would be happy with 8.5 points any day :)
Its always about scaling up in size once you have a profitable system that can get you 8.5 points a day.

Edit: for me an extreme reading on RSI is not a system trade, but occassionally I will make the trade and just do 1 contract.
 
Quote from Buy1Sell2:

I would ask now that the large picture/charts either be diminished in size, included as an attachment, or not posted. They are very user unfriendly to the format. Thank you. :)
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Use www.shrinkpicture.com, I use it all the time. Its really easy. I am not affiliated with the website in any way.
 
when your order is sittting on a turn and you think you may not get 62.5, u cans ometimes make it a mrkt order and get the 62.5 fill,is that what u did renah?
 
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