ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

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Quote from JSSPMK:


Buy1Sell2, I didn't notice whether you posted a reply to my question or not, I was asking you why you made a decision to go Long, it seemed like an irrational decision from you, maybe you could post a chart what made you go Long. Cheers!
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I was looking for a bounce on the overnight session which I didn't get.
 
Buy1Sell2 I totally agree with you. Trading is about how the trader handles a trade once filled. If i called a bookie and placed a bet on the Lakers last tuesday to win before the game startedand after the first half decided Kobe is no Mj and the Lakers were toast i could not call the bookie back and change the bet.

Trading is about managing the trade (as you all surely understand). Once filled then the emotions kickin. Thats the bugaboo for most.

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Quote from riskymove:

bigmouth aka bigswine aka bighog

I literally cannot take it anymore.

You pontificate on an almost endless basis whereever you may be, yet not once I have ever seen you call a trade. You drove everyone worth their salt out of the et index futures chat room with the same type of gibberish you are now speaking here on the ES journal forum. And finally, it's obvious you don't ever trade because all you do is write in this journal and before the et chatroom.

All I feel the need to do is call you out so that any novice reading your shit doesn't spend more than 2 seconds on it. Because I been there, heard that, and plenty of others have as well. I don't know why you bother posting on this forum because you still have never done what the originator of the journal asked which is call out a freakin' trade with a stop. If and when you do that, I will shut my mouth. But dude, find something else to do - because your sure as shit aren't trading with the amount of space you fill up running that trap.
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What he said
 
Quote from Spectre2007:

do you have the discipline to implement this?...

how can you determine it will be a volatile day?

can you afford to only actively trade 5% of all trading sessions?
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hello there spectre,

i'm interested in your answer to the 2nd question
thanks
 
Quote from Chuck Krug:

hello there spectre,

i'm interested in your answer to the 2nd question
thanks
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analysis of overnight sessions, plus other macro markets, unexplained gaps up or down in overnight sessions, tick jumps in the current market in real time, recent 'outside' day, scheduled government reports....

apart from that the most important is just long term screen/world time.. of trading.. your gut can sense impending volatility explosion...

cnbc atmosphere.... :)
 
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