Today´s log:
At the open a failure to break below the PM TR was the trigger for the REV, it was pushed fast enough not to need a scratch.
I was curious to see if anyone got in on this long... good reason to get in so early Niko!
Today´s log:
At the open a failure to break below the PM TR was the trigger for the REV, it was pushed fast enough not to need a scratch.
who might be seeing things I am missing.
is what should interest those who are starting to give the SLA a try. Remember, the first step is to control your losses.I was making my weekly review and I think this scratching+reentry drill is really starting to show some light for me, I am not yet where I want to be, I guess I can optimize the scratching a lot more and I can save myself a lot of mistakes made in RT with more focus.
Anyway, this charts reflect what has been achieved during the last week of the scratching exercise. Is not an statement of sorts, just a list of trades filled with my personal flaws. But adding the scratching+reentry drill just saved me a lot of stress during the week and allowed me to think with more clarity, so I think this is worth sharing.
The reason I am adding this stuff here is to be able to track my progress from now on, based on the modifications I make to scratching, reentry and exit rules, and also to get some feedback from other SLAyerswho might be seeing things I am missing.
I have attached three files, one is a 1 min chart of the week (from 9:00 to 11:00 AM) and the other one is the trade list for the week and the third one is the summary in which some stats are compiled and can be compared from now on with the new results I get. The strategy is currently working on a 3 contract per trade basis. To these results one has to discount commissions (around $ 600) so they are not really impressive, but the fact that one can control losses and still take a dollar or two out of the marketis what should interest those who are starting to give the SLA a try. Remember, the first step is to control your losses.
BTW, the MFE numbers are all screwed up because Ninja goes crazy with scaling out.
Damn! Your Reversal trades are killing it.

Back then [September] I considered that I was "killing it," as I was making more in a morning than I was in a week at my then day job. That was nothing though. My trading profits for March just ended are more than I earned from my last year full-time at my day job. That is "killing it."
Since you probably won't see this, I'll copy it here:
" (far less depressing than K I)
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Since you probably won't see this, I'll copy it here: