Intraday trading at these levels is a waste of time.
Quote from Chuck Krug:
thanks
Most recently Prechter made both the upward (Long) for the rally into the summer of 2007 and culminating with a leveraged short recommendation of the S&P 500 futures on July 17 2007 through an interim report mailed out intraday. This position (the short of the S&P 500 futures from the 1500s) was maintained until February 2009 representing nearly 900 points with the index at around 680's. Prechter also predicted a large and B wave rally with target in the 1015 to 1050 area, and lasting for a Fibonacci 38.2% of the length of the decline from the highs in the S&P 500. Once wave B higher completes, Prechter expects the largest impact of the bearmarket will occur.
Quote from Michael.jstocks:
long 1000.50
T-day tomorrow. Also, we tend to drif up after hours most days.
Basically agree with that.Quote from Pekelo:
Not to mention we have the 2nd gap going on so any updrift should be heavily shorted...
Quote from Pekelo:
Had you read my T-day expectancy thread you would know that Tuesdays are a coinflip, at least based on the last 5 months and those were in a bullmarket.
Not to mention we have the 2nd gap going on so any updrift should be heavily shorted...
Quote from ivanbaj:
I am stuck with the short at 998.75. In a big bull market with a close on the top of the day. It has to drop a bit so I can get out. The PIO better suck tomorrow.
I will be OK won't I?
Quote from oraclewizard77:
I don't do live trades after hours, how much margin do you need per contract?
(For intra-day I was told $ 500.00 per contract.)
After my analyse of the market, I put in a sim trade trade with a sell stop at 999 and a target of 996 with a stop at 1003. This will become a real money trade in the morning if the market has not already reached my target.
So anyway to answer your question, I do expect a sell off on Tuesday that can get you out at a profit assuming you don't get a margin call. Do you use stop losses, or just get out when you feel too much pain?
Hopefully, this helps.