Quote from Now is Now:
Yeah, I understand your point.
Volente can clarify, but my feeling was that he would be trading more than one contract (obviously,as there are 2 entry points) and that each entry is independant of the other, therefore would take a 3 point stop on each...on the other hand should the initial entry go 3 points his way and slide back to the initial price he kills the trade and the second leg doesn't play any role.
My understanding for the 9-11 rule is to at least get in within a point of the proposed "10" trade and counter that with an entry a point beyond the "10" and set the stops accordingly.
Should the entry be like today where his second go to 6975 ,as it did, he would adjust his stop to 7275...if it hits, his worst loss would be a net 2 points . Alternatively, he may clip a profit at the 6975 and let the other entry run...I don't know for sure, but that is how I may do it using the 9-11, which I like after making the adjustment for the price performance.
Hope all this makes sense.