I'm leaning to just having pre-written or standard statements
that will be used each time. I would have these standard
statements listed on the FAQ page along with descriptions so that
you know what you will exactly see and what they mean. This
would also simply our backend and make it faster for us to send out
signals because would simply select a button that would choose one
of these statements automatically to display.
Long Initial Entry
SPY system notification
alert. Indications are that the SPY system may go long today
at the close.
SPY needs to close
below
$131.00 in order to initiate a long
entry. I will send an official notification before the
close.
The Single Entry system
will enter a 100%
position. The 'Multi Entry' System
will enter a new position using 40% of total allocated
capital. Decide which system is best for you.
Multi Entry System 2nd Long entry
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be adding
20% to its current 40% stake for a total position size of 60%.
SPY needs to close
below
$131.00 in order to initiate the trade.
This notification applies only if you are following the
Multi Entry system.
Multi Entry System 3rd Long entry
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be adding
20% to its current 60% stake for a total position size of 80%.
SPY needs to close
below
$131.00 in order to initiate the trade.
This notification applies only if you are following the
Multi Entry system.
Multi Entry System 4th and final Long entry
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be adding
20% to its current 80% stake for a 100% position size.
SPY needs to close
below
$131.00 in order to initiate the trade.
This notification applies only if you are following the
Multi Entry system.
Long Initial Entry
SPY system notification alert. Indications are that the
SPY system may go short today at the close.
SPY needs to close
above
$131.00 in order to initiate a short entry. I
will send an official notification before the close.
The Single Entry system
will enter a 100%
position. The 'Multi Entry system
will enter a new position using 40% of total allocated
capital. Decide which system is best for
you.
Multi Entry System 2nd Short entry
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be adding
20% to its current 40% stake for a total position size of 60%.
SPY needs to close
above
$131.00 in order to initiate the trade.
This notification applies only if you are following the
Multi Entry system.
Multi Entry System 3rd Short entry
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be adding
20% to its current 60% stake for a total position size of 80%.
SPY needs to close
above
$131.00 in order to initiate the trade.
This notification applies only if you are following the
Multi Entry system.
Multi Entry System 4th and final Short entry
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be adding
20% to its current 80% stake for a 100% position size.
SPY needs to close
above
$131.00 in order to initiate the trade.
This notification applies only if you are following the
Multi Entry system.
Long Exit
SPY system notification alert: The SPY system will be exiting
the current long position tomorrow on the open
(applies to both the Single Entry and Multi-Entry
System)
Short Exit
SPY system notification alert:
The SPY system will be exiting the current short position tomorrow
on the open
(applies to both the Single Entry and Multi-Entry
System)
I think Matt's "Standard Statements" regarding the pending
action are very clear (with the posted correction regarding shorts)
and I would like to have them as a sticky at the top of this page
just for convenience. Once a trade is entered then it could be
recorded in existing tables.
When only a handful of members ( out of 500 ) are challenged
with the current system trade announcements, you must be doing
something right! I can get confused and panic with the best of
them, but today's trade announcement was very clear and concise.
You are on the right track. Thanks for all your hard work and
patience.
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Posted by matt on 17th of May 2011 at 02:28 pm
I'm leaning to just having pre-written or standard statements that will be used each time. I would have these standard statements listed on the FAQ page along with descriptions so that you know what you will exactly see and what they mean. This would also simply our backend and make it faster for us to send out signals because would simply select a button that would choose one of these statements automatically to display.
This notification applies only if you are following the Multi Entry system.
This notification applies only if you are following the Multi Entry system.
This notification applies only if you are following the Multi Entry system.
This notification applies only if you are following the Multi Entry system.
This notification applies only if you are following the Multi Entry system.
This notification applies only if you are following the Multi Entry system.
I think Matt's "Standard Statements"
Posted by bkout3 on 17th of May 2011 at 05:14 pm
I think Matt's "Standard Statements" regarding the pending action are very clear (with the posted correction regarding shorts) and I would like to have them as a sticky at the top of this page just for convenience. Once a trade is entered then it could be recorded in existing tables.
Title: I agree I agree with
Posted by cclammers on 17th of May 2011 at 04:48 pm
I agree with the standard statement approach. Once everyone understands the statements in the FAQ section it is a no brainer.
When only a handful of
Posted by meve on 17th of May 2011 at 05:41 pm
When only a handful of members ( out of 500 ) are challenged with the current system trade announcements, you must be doing something right! I can get confused and panic with the best of them, but today's trade announcement was very clear and concise. You are on the right track. Thanks for all your hard work and patience.
WORDS WORTH A THOUSDAND PICTURES/TABLES
Posted by RM686 on 17th of May 2011 at 03:51 pm
I agree with Matt, in this case words are worth a thousand pictures or tables. Spell it out so dummies like me can"t screw it up.
one correction
Posted by alefhand on 17th of May 2011 at 02:39 pm