Quote from Breakout:
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- When the market trades above your opening range
bar, go long and put your stop 1 tick below the opening
bar.
- For example, if the range is 1014.00--1013.00, you would
go long at 1014.25 and have your stop at 1013.75.
- Don't reverse, just get out for a 2 tick loss.
- Like I said, you may have to give it 2 or 3 tries, but usually if
I don't get it after the 3rd try, I forget about it.
- I'll post a couple of charts. One from yesterday and today on the ES.
Quote from Breakout:
I guess my way is a little different, because I was taught by a
floor trader that the "opening range" took place within the first
90 seconds to 2 minutes of the session.
So, I use 133T bars which is pretty close to the 2 minute bar.
Anyway, this is how I like to do it. Sometimes you get it the first
time, but don't be surprised if it takes 2 or 3 tries.
You can use any time frame you want, but this is basically the plan. (Just reverse for short trades)
- When the market trades above your opening range
bar, go long and put your stop 1 tick below the opening
bar.
- For example, if the range is 1014.00--1013.00, you would
go long at 1014.25 and have your stop at 1013.75.
- Don't reverse, just get out for a 2 tick loss.
- Like I said, you may have to give it 2 or 3 tries, but usually if
I don't get it after the 3rd try, I forget about it.
- I'll post a couple of charts. One from yesterday and today on the ES.
Quote from trade_addict:
Does anyone have methods to trade the open or do people generally wait for the 1st 15 mins. to see what happens?
ET
Quote from sulong:
Cool, worked out great this morning, NQ 1 minit chart +13 ticks.
What type of orders do you use for entry-exit? stop,stoplimit,market?
sulong