My Daytrading Method

Quote from pitbulltrader:

Well emini it seems like there always has to be some knucklehead trader wannabee that likes to cause trouble...I suggest you just keep posting and ignore them...they'll go away. They need attention to survive and without it they die.....so let them die. So many frustrated traders who keep losing $$$$$....lol...I guess we need them to keep our own bank accounts full....Keep up the good work Emini...

pitbulltrader talking crap as usual. If you don't get it by now, keep your crap to yourself.

How far off were you?

http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=67197&perpage=6&pagenumber=6
 
Quote from pitbulltrader:

Well emini it seems like there always has to be some knucklehead trader wannabee that likes to cause trouble...I suggest you just keep posting and ignore them...they'll go away. They need attention to survive and without it they die.....so let them die. So many frustrated traders who keep losing $$$$$....lol...I guess we need them to keep our own bank accounts full....Keep up the good work Emini...

What he said.

Later,

Jimmy
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Quote from eminitrader007:

VR for tomorrow.

1295.5-1296.5

Stop: 4 pts.
Exit at close if not stopped out.

It looks like we are probably going to open lower today. Although a lot can change in the next 2 hrs. before the market opens.

VR has been adjusted by a .25 pts.

So the sell-limit prices are 1295.25 or 1299.50 depending on where the market opens.

4 pt. stop or exit at close.
 
Quote from eminitrader007:

It looks like we are probably going to open lower today. Although a lot can change in the next 2 hrs. before the market opens.

VR has been adjusted by a .25 pts.

So the sell-limit prices are 1295.25 or 1299.50 depending on where the market opens.

4 pt. stop or exit at close.

Alright, you know the drill.

Sell-limit: 1295.25
Stop: 1299.25
Exit at close.
 
Quote from eminitrader007:

Stopped at the high of the day.

At first I was confused, but now I see what you're doing. You trade with the trend moving against you, you need a trade trigger which will tell you when the trend is moving with you.

Re-enter the trade, your analysis is dead-on and your strategy (once again), works beautifully.

You just need a crossover signal my friend (I've taken the trade with a simple 40 SMA - based on ((HLC/3)) and I think it's looking pretty good).

We'll see how it goes.

Later,

Jimmy
 
Quote from JimmyJam:

At first I was confused, but now I see what you're doing. You trade with the trend moving against you, you need a trade trigger which will tell you when the trend is moving with you.

Re-enter the trade, your analysis is dead-on and your strategy (once again), works beautifully.

You just need a crossover signal my friend (I've taken the trade with a simple 40 SMA - based on ((HLC/3)) and I think it's looking pretty good).

We'll see how it goes.

Later,

Jimmy

Can you please post an example. Thanks.
 
Quote from eminitrader007:

Can you please post an example. Thanks.

Hi emini,

I tried posting it in a word doc and it was too large, so I'm trying now as a gif file.

Basically this chart shows the following items:

1. Your value area (approx. 1292.25, my calculations put it at 1292.50, but we've addressed that issue earlier in the thread)

2. A 40 SMA (or you could use 20 SMA, 34 EMA, etc. I just like the 40 because there isn't much wiggle room with it)

3. a green arrow showing an incorrect short against the trend based on your value area analysis

4. a red arrow showing a correct short with the trend

The trade was entered at 1296.25, current holding short (stop moved to break-even +1 tick at 2.00 pts of profit).

Best regards (and keep going),

James
 

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1. First trade stopped out at breakeven (green bar re-crossing the 40 SMA)

2. Re-entered the trade when it crossed the 40 SMA again (red arrow), closed trade when it re-crossed the 40 SMA (once again, a break-even trade).

No Losses, 2 Break-even trades.

On the whole, pretty much what I'd expect for pre-holiday trading.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Jimmy
 

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