ES Journal Archive (2011)

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Quote from Lawrence Chan:

You get your double top in NQ.

Nice one Vol!
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If we close the gap then finish the session at new highs, will that negate the double top?

Just asking ...
 
My guess a lot of effort in the past, not giving up, and learning from mistakes. Just a guess. But that is the way it usually works.

Quote from DanS:

Yeah, how did he do that?
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Quote from tortoise:

If we close the gap then finish the session at new highs, will that negate the double top?

Just asking ...
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Yes. If that happens, high prob we get 2450 by monday.

But if it is the intention of the mkt to pullback, then we get the gap fill below first. =)
 
Quote from Buy1Sell2:

There is only one 100% winning strategy. It is dollar cost averaging (buy and hold) into index mutual funds over a time frame of 20 years and beyond. Other traders need to use close stops risking no more than 2% of TLNW on each trade/idea, letting the winners run.




Quote from Trvlwanderer:

Unless you time the market to the exact TIME you want to use that money.

All those folks needing that money NOW and last year are struggling a bit.

Works well for Warren, because he will NEVER spend it, LOL!

Not disagreeing with you B1S2, I use the same mentality for investing.

Trading is a far better use of working capital though. :)
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I did mention that it was a 20 yr and beyond strategy, not one where you would need the money next year.
 
I swore I am not picking on you...

Quote from Buy1Sell2:

There is only one 100% winning strategy. It is dollar cost averaging (buy and hold) into index mutual funds over a time frame of 20 years and beyond.
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I tried it between 1916-36, it didn't work. Then I tried it again between 1960-80 and it didn't work either....

I must be doing something wrong.... :(
 
Quote from Pekelo:

I swore I am not picking on you...



I tried it between 1916-36, it didn't work. Then I tried it again between 1960-80 and it didn't work either....

I must be doing something wrong.... :(
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What were the dividends during those 20 yr periods? What instruments were being used?
 
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