Not a good day today spike.
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Originally posted by dmk112Yea I think I'm done for the day, got stopped out on every entry thus far. -20 on the day
Anyway, YM does this type of action from time to time too, all part of the game I guess. I want the next move, so I'm willing the dance around staying on the right side of the trade. Must look ridiculous to some readers, but that's what it takes; being nimble, and disciplined, being flexible and yet following your rules. Futes can frustrate the fire outa ya if you let it. Just shake it off, get composure, focus and try again. Some people just don't like the aggravation and will expose themselves to more risk, but I find this works for me. Dancing around looking for that perfect entry that I can let run for as much as I can. In choppy markets everyone is unhappy except for the brokers. But when it trends and you're on board that's when it makes up for it...and my recent posts attests to that. Sometimes one entry, sometimes a bunch, but over time it's robust. DOW is back down to that major trendline I keep referring to....and the daily pivot. Not trading that though...... still stalkin' short.
GOOG double top over 2 days....wondering whether I should take profit on those calls......hmmmm nahhhgreen hope dudes green hope.
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Originally posted by spikefaderLittle hits and bites are acceptable to me; it's those big ones that hurt. That's one good thing about YM, i.e. chop doesn't hurt as much as the other eminis. Chop with ES and ER can really add up fast, and ES went through some seriously choppy times in the not too distant past and several traders I knew started trading YM exclusively.
Anyway, YM does this type of action from time to time too, all part of the game I guess. I want the next move, so I'm willing the dance around staying on the right side of the trade. Must look ridiculous to some readers, but that's what it takes; being nimble, and disciplined, being flexible and yet following your rules. Futes can frustrate the fire outa ya if you let it. Just shake it off, get composure, focus and try again. Some people just don't like the aggravation and will expose themselves to more risk, but I find this works for me. Dancing around looking for that perfect entry that I can let run for as much as I can. In choppy markets everyone is unhappy except for the brokers. But when it trends and you're on board that's when it makes up for it...and my recent posts attests to that. Sometimes one entry, sometimes a bunch, but over time it's robust. DOW is back down to that major trendline I keep referring to....and the daily pivot. Not trading that though...... still stalkin' short.
GOOG double top over 2 days....wondering whether I should take profit on those calls......hmmmm nahhhgreen hope dudes green hope.
When you catch a 125 point move on the YM what does that translate into in dollars? Not trying to track you but just trying to understand. Never traded them before.THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR
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Originally posted by New-born babySpike,
Would you care to look at BNI? Do you think it has anything left in the tank?
You've got low volume gaps to fill tooGood luck. Might play this one myself.....
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Originally posted by spikefaderWell it's been booming on the weekly and daily channels, and I think channels leave more room on the upside. Haven't done the count yet, but the 20 day charts shows a sell signal 2 days ago, and a double top with exhaustion gap on the 1st top, and the failure at the test with the 2nd. Arguably a SHS there too. Boy, that double top was the place to short it. But channel turn down today - check it again at close. Support seems to be 65.00, so you might get a 5 point drop in price. And just did the quick count on the daily and you've got 5th completion there, with the 'c' being the 69.25 low. So if that fails, there's your fuel to make money on selling the call (that's what you're thinking right?). Or an out of money cheap put play would work too.
You've got low volume gaps to fill tooGood luck. Might play this one myself.....
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Ccj
Originally posted by DStecklerAssuming today CCJ makes a lower low than yesterday, it will be Day 1 of a Cooper 1-2-3-4 pullback.
What's a Cooper 1-2-3-4 pullback, and how should one play it?
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Originally posted by spikefaderThanks Dave. Do you put a bias on market generally, and if so how? And what are your thoughts on the DOW and S&P? Thanks.
I think we generally move higher for the next few months (assuming no major news that rocks the market) and then steadily move lower until late summer or early fall.
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