Feeman's Scalping Journal

Here is today's broker statement.

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Traded 5 instruments today. Four (ZW, ZS, ES, NQ) hit target and one (YM) got hurt in the stop and reverse logic of the system. Watching YM was like sitting at a baccarat table and seeing players switch between Banker and Player to catch a streak only to get chopped up as Banker and Player randomly alternate winning hands. That may the only issue I have with this system. If the asset can't find a decent short term move (not a runner by any means, but a short burst), a loss will occur from chop.

The botom line was a net loss of $142.50, which is manageable, however. And, of course, if I had held the position a bit more, that loss would have been gone. That's trading!

The system stops trading when daily targets are hit or 11:30 am ET. Two hours of risk is acceptable for a scalping system like this one.

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Quote from tenthousandmen:

It sounds like commission is less than one tick, and slippage is occasionally one tick, usually when buying.

Is this correct? :cool:
Commission is significantly less than one tick and slippage is typically 1 tick.
 
Here are the two trades that the system took this morning. As a point of reference, if the system is in a trade and market moving news is soon to be released, the trades stays on. In these instances, non-manufacturing ISM report was released at 10:00 ET and the trades closed in our favor.

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Here are our final two trades of the day. Profit realized in 13 seconds. Time in market = risk. This system tries minimize it.

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A weekly performance update will accompany this journal and any comments that may be important in evaluating this system as a candidate for scaling up. I will try to be as transparent as possible in the weekly update.

For the first week, I'll let the summary speak for itself.

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