SP 500 Intraday swing

Quote from inves200:

Trade is now +2 and we are -1 on day. You could have it worse than a -1 day ...

The SP 500 intraday has dropped like a rock, is currently down 16+ pts and still dropping, and your SP 500 Intraday swing trade system made -1.00 pts ... because you couldn't find a trend.

OK

You asked me what I'm look'in at.

Let's see ... this
 

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and this ...


it's OK, you can use it and say what a fabulous trader you are, based on your NEW trend following system used for SP 500 Intraday swing trading


...:D
 

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Quote from JimmyJam:

D*mn, I knew I should've continued holding short (dude, you are the perfect fade - the Holy Grail is right here on this thread!).

Jimmy,

First of all, I agree that it would be a better idea for inves2000 to first start developing a good system, and come back later to open a journal.
The day was trending and he missed the whole move. I don’t want to ridiculize inves2000 but honesty obliges me to give an objective opinion on his trading. In this case the judgement is not so good for him.

But there are things from you that I don’t understand either. You said you kept your short, but never posted an entry. You got out more than 1 hour before the bottom, and you said you should have continued holding the short. A professional never lets anything interfere in his trading. He always follows his system. Why did you get out too soon?
 
Hi Jimmy,

I've PM to you with some Information.

Rgds,

Dan



Quote from JimmyJam:

So anyway Dan05, how does your system generate its results?

My results can be obtained by picking 3 time frames (any 3 will do, - but I like 3/15/60 - just pick'em and see) along with a very Simple Moving Average (20 period) - take a look, what does it show you?

I also like to monitor the the internals, Dow, NASDAQ, you know, all that stuff that all them professional traders are looking at.

But my trade triggers require manual execution, is yours automated?, boy I'd love to get my hands on a good automated system, then I could just chill and make money ... instead of actually having to do the work of watching some charts and pushing a button, taking trades based on a logical system with a high positive expectancy (due to the) legging-out of trades at a profit (instead of the averaging-in and hoping uh, praying) for breakeven).

Later,

Jim
 
Quote from spike500:

A professional never lets anything interfere in his trading. He always follows his system. Why did you get out too soon?

Thanks for dropping by spike5'.

Actually this whole thing just got outta hand, and I'd like to apologize to the moderators, as I think they run a tight ship here, I respect their site, I think it's a great site with a nice amount of really good traders, who trade a number of different "styles".

We just got going and it wouldn't let-up, so there you go. That's that.

In regards to why I exited, I use a basic crossover of the "intermediate timeframe" as my exit signal. I take my first profit at 2 pts, move my stop to breakeven and let the rest ride while monitoring the market. The system gave an exit signal on the intermediate timeframe, so I closed the trade. The system may produce better long term results by looking at the "longer timeframe" in conjunction with monitoring the internals (which obviously stayed in the red), I'm not sure, I'll need to do some research along these lines.

As far as what I said about inves200 being a great fade, well, lets let it rest.

I entered my position @ 11:40am ... like most of the traders (but not all) who are trading and participating in the threads here, my system is proprietary, and it's working pretty well for me, but perhaps I can do some fine tuning.

Thanks for your comments.:)

Best Regards,

Jimmy
 
hey inves2000, keep up the good work and please continue posting your trades and comments.

And you Jimmy, please open your own journal ... and let's see if it can be constructive and of interest for ET people.
Your critic posts do not help anybody here.
 
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