lets take this somewhere else cause by the pulling of the spydermonkie thread by the mods and the comments by jack about driving people to his tread it seems the mods are protecting this guy because they think he is contributing to their bottom line somehow.. so if you want to move i will keep talking
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<td width="100%" height="19">From what I understand you do pull the limit orders once you see that the market has moved out of the particular range of the trade.</td>
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<td width="100%" bgcolor="#00FFFF" height="19">correct</td>
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<td width="100%" height="38">Trading in the 50 to 100 car range puts you in the company of a more select group of traders as well. Since you also get the best fills there I am thinking that the
tillison you are using is also a contributing part of things.</td>
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<td width="100%" bgcolor="#00FFFF" height="38">right about the size and
fills - I think the trillion is good no doubt but I think the $200.00
money management stop is key and for the counter trend model there is
magic between the stop amount and the profit target. basically your
trading noise with a tillison filter, but I tested many filters and
several are good. the tillison has a nice blend of quickness and
stableness.</td>
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<td width="100%" height="19">How much of your 150 million in capital is devoted to this? I'm just getting a feel for the mental multipliers.</td>
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<td width="100%" bgcolor="#00FFFF" height="19">350,000. but there is
about 500 in the account most time. remember its day trading.</td>
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<td width="100%" height="19">I didn't understand the part about the limit order going to market after a timed delay.</td>
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<td width="100%" bgcolor="#00FFFF" height="57">ok lets say i missed the sell
or buy and its flipping around there, i see that there is an increase of
order flow - i now want in that trade if only 2 minutes has gone by and
the price is still reasonable to what i wanted i would like to be in that
trade because it seems the harder to get into trades with my size means a
bunch of larger guys all want the same thing and there is enough push
there to make the move worth while. it happens over and over i see
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<td width="100%" height="38"> I do understand the two accounts and their independence. The delay coming along in one or both accounts seems like an entry and, especially an exit, could get a little off in the timing of markets during choppy times. </td>
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<td width="100%" bgcolor="#00FFFF" height="38">yea im only talking about the
entries and then the profit targets move on the counter trend model and if
there is some really fast action i may even just start trailing a stop at
least at break even, cause i am expecting it to really explode.</td>
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<td width="100%" height="19"> Maybe there is not much trading in chop with 50 or 100 cars.</td>
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<td width="100%" bgcolor="#00FFFF" height="1">actually you bring that up -
there is a whole story there worthy of a book about something i learned
when i traded 1500 contacts at a time for smith barney when the contract value
was 500 a point. i learned this and you can see yourself the big
guys are never the top or bottom and there are some patterns to look for
when the market is about to turn around some big orders. i think the
understanding of the auction theory and market profile helped me
understand this better than anything. Christ please dont ask me so
many questions all at once...</td>
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