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INTEL > Ishmael



This was one of your worst trades. It ALMOST got stopped out by 2 points just to turn back and go into the green by 18 points. You missed the opportunity to lock in at least a minimal profit/breakeven and you ended up with a 48 pts loser...
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Maybe scale out next time ?


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Maybe scale out next time ?


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LOL, what is this, a pile-on?#!?!! :confused: :eek: :p

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T-Day theory made for a brutal market today. The early shorts, who thought they're ship had finally come-in, ended up getting their @$$es totally handed to them. :eek:

A great arguement for booking profits when you have them, if ever there was one (speaking of scaling-out). :D
 
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Actually, scaling in would make more sense for him. Since his full size is 20 contracts, he could do 4-4 contracts with each 2-3 points moving in his favour.

Or he could use Surf's death channel entry strategy, after all the market has to pass a certain level to go trending...
 
How to initiate a sell recommendation on "Wall Street" banks ? That`s right, begin with GS and let JP Morgan follow...

Short 1079.00 or better. Target 1039.75.
 
Quote from ASusilovic:

How to initiate a sell recommendation on "Wall Street" banks ? That`s right, begin with GS and let JP Morgan follow...

Short 1079.00 or better. Target 1039.75.
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Strange as it may sound, isn't there a risk of a gap-and-go before a sell-off later in the week (which may not happen today)?
 
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How to initiate a sell recommendation on "Wall Street" banks ? That`s right, begin with GS and let JP Morgan follow...

Short 1079.00 or better. Target 1039.75.
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Yeah, lets hope so.
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These overnight 10pt gaps are purecrap (puretick? ... LOL) to deal with, especially when you know they're just gaming the system. :mad:
 
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