I did, sent the email. I"m sure whatever I did will be wrong though LOL. I could have also made a good case for only taking off the 1st entries i.e. the SPY and the 1st option entry and leaving open the 2nd entries, i.e. SSO and the 2nd SPY entry because those trades were bought almost at the bottom and have a lot of wiggle room unlike the first entries. 

whatever it's done, and we still have the ETF trades open. Of course my action of closing the options out, the 'market gods' out will now ensure that the market goes to new highs! 

so Trump should send me a thank you LOL

retirefire - sorry for the confusion, but the way the table is setup for simplicity: All ETF trades are $10K.  SPY/SH for 1st entries, SSO/SDS for second entries, and UPRO/SPXU for 3rd entries.  The reason why I leave each entry at $10K is because 2nd entries are  2X ETF's and 3rd entries are 3X ETF's, that is the same as buying $20K SPY on 2nd entry and $30K SPY on 3rd entry.  If I was doing SPY for all the entries then yes I'd do $20K and $30K for 2nd and 3rd entries respectively but with the leveraged ETF's they take care of that and essentially give you 2 and 3 times the amount for the 1st and 2nd entries.

for the options I do 1 contract for 1st entries, 2 for 2nd, and 3 for 3rd entries which effectively is the same thing.

again guys remember that's simply a template to keep things simple, I expect you all to trade different amounts akin to your risk tolerance. 

on a side note you can see how this new SPY system where we trade the sub systems is superior over the old SPY system, as it's easier to follow and on this last trade we had two other sub systems the CCI and Strap close out for nice trades, so we've had 3 trades since early Aug. On the old SPY system it would have been one only. That also helps for diversification.