Quote from The Swordsman:
did you get short initially on your bracket?

Quote from WGTrader:
Yes it worked out ok. I got executed at 1540.75 and closed out at 1537. I didn't reverse however. I was tending to some option positions, which ironically I adjusted around 1:00 to increase my positive deltas, because I had prepared for the market to go up. So I'm happy!![]()
You are on the right track w/ this logic I believe. I too exit "early" in any PT3 trade where I find myself entering closer to the middle of the channel. I tend to exit near the LTL (+1-2 pts) in such cases. Sure, you miss out on the times when a random crazy volatility expansion shows up to the party, but you eliminate all the frustrating losses caused by your RTL being broken after the first traverse for a wash or -1 pts. Do it a few times and 1-2 pts becomes 5-10 pts for the day.Quote from Haroki:
My suggestion is to copy your RTL - on my chart it's the blue line - and place it at your buy point. So now you have copied the sentiment reflected by the original (blue) line and placed it at your buy point. The copied line is the pink line. Exit at a break of the RTL is a gain of 1 pt.
Or, you can draw in the black tape, reflecting the inc black gaus, and exit on a break of that, and had a gain of 1.50 pts.
Hope this helps.....
. Was away from the action from 12:15 to 14:05. Pre-announcement was nuts. The YM around 14:30 was confusing to me. Generally I feel comfortable with the macro directions of the market, but calling the turns (using ES Price/Vol./PRV and the YM equivalent) is still murky to me. All in all I feel better about my growing abilities each day.