Looks to me like a successful short today, successful longs
Monday and last Friday (not during normal hours), and a stop out
last Thursday. 75% , we're used to 90% + around here,
what gives.
As a support / resistance
devotee, all of these entries are not rated equal. I'd
say the long yesterday and the short today were superior .
ha nice, thanks for taking the time to actually write that up!
though one thing I would like to add is not to be too concerned
with the winning percentage - you are going to have times for
example when you try to take a long and get stopped out, but that's
fine, you just keep taking the trades, what I've observed is that
in really strong pullbacks you might getting stopped out once or
twice, but then you finally catch it and you make back a lot more
than what you lost on the last one or two attempts, so you simply
keeping at it. I tried to man a quick video example for you
but I am having some computer issues, so I'll do that another time
:)
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Posted by cmunny on 7th of Jan 2014 at 11:30 am
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Posted by cmunny on 7th of Jan 2014 at 12:30 pm
Looks to me like a successful short today, successful longs Monday and last Friday (not during normal hours), and a stop out last Thursday. 75% , we're used to 90% + around here, what gives. As a support / resistance devotee, all of these entries are not rated equal. I'd say the long yesterday and the short today were superior .
http://screencast.com/t/PCDPFkTNm8RG
ha nice, thanks for taking
Posted by matt on 7th of Jan 2014 at 02:28 pm
ha nice, thanks for taking the time to actually write that up!
though one thing I would like to add is not to be too concerned with the winning percentage - you are going to have times for example when you try to take a long and get stopped out, but that's fine, you just keep taking the trades, what I've observed is that in really strong pullbacks you might getting stopped out once or twice, but then you finally catch it and you make back a lot more than what you lost on the last one or two attempts, so you simply keeping at it. I tried to man a quick video example for you but I am having some computer issues, so I'll do that another time :)
of course while trying to
Posted by matt on 7th of Jan 2014 at 02:48 pm
of course while trying to make a video for you guys I missed a really nice long trade just now