Quote from Patricio:
Ever thought about changing your trading style for these quiet times of the year?
Quote from romik:
currently 6.75 pts down after 2 trades (net, as 2nd was double initial position), will wait for the pennant to resolve itself one way or the other and then will take the 3rd trade, it will be the last one if it results in a loss.

Quote from 4re:
I don't change anything until I start losing. A lot of people are too quick to change and they usually give money to the markets. Sitting on the sidelines bored but still hanging on to my money is the best trade right now.
Quote from BoyBrutus:
Hey Romik
Hope the afternoon goes better for you.
Heres a potential trade I'm watching.
Expecting it to go up between now and 1330, it will be slightly below the HOD (Stop at HOD) and will pivot down and I expect it to go down to about ES 1305 but not take out yesterdays low at around 1400 to 1430.
I guess this sounds like Renniks ball
Expecting a slow narrow range day.
Quote from BoyBrutus:
Hey Romik
Hope the afternoon goes better for you.
Heres a potential trade I'm watching.
Expecting it to go up between now and 1330, it will be slightly below the HOD (Stop at HOD) and will pivot down and I expect it to go down to about ES 1305 but not take out yesterdays low at around 1400 to 1430.
I guess this sounds like Renniks ball
Expecting a slow narrow range day.
Quote from romik:
101% agree with that statement. Look at my performance so far today, not a pretty picture. I kept trading my main system, but based on a not so 'good' bar, not helped by the poor range as well. But what matters most is how well that system works over a longer period of time. I doubt a lot of people make any solid returns on days like today.
Quote from Patricio:
I asked the question because we are not machines and this thread is not talking about a mechanical system. As we all know mechanical systems will only work over certain market conditions and markets are changing all the time. Based upon that assumption I was curious if any discretionary basis is applied to a trade, such as nailing down the time period and looking for a pullback to enter etc.