Finally some intelligent comment. Yes you can use scale-in methods to work the trend, PROVIDED YOU ARE NOT A WEAK HAND. If you are a weak hand, you will get flushed out before you get to a profitable position. So to use scale-in, you have to know your levels. In particular, you have to know at what level you are wrong.
Also, what we are seeing here (looking at the ES) is price at a crossroads. It will either move up to a late day reversal (about a 11% probability) or re-establish the early trend down (about 80% probability, or just fluctuate at these levels (you do the math).
It would make sense to have a method for drawing a line in the sand. In addition, a prudent trader needs to adjust position size according to the probabilities.
I am flat here waiting for the market to tell me what to do.
LOL
Lefty
Also, what we are seeing here (looking at the ES) is price at a crossroads. It will either move up to a late day reversal (about a 11% probability) or re-establish the early trend down (about 80% probability, or just fluctuate at these levels (you do the math).
It would make sense to have a method for drawing a line in the sand. In addition, a prudent trader needs to adjust position size according to the probabilities.
I am flat here waiting for the market to tell me what to do.
LOL
Lefty