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With 3 or more you can take one quickly let the other go at 8-10 and trail a stop for the last one to get the odd really big winner.
Ninja Trader feed with IBs data.
Equipment.
http://tremblinghandtrader.typepad.com/trembling_hand_trader/2007/12/present-time.html
MRC & Co said:But definatley, on big volatility days with size, you can take incredible amounts out of the SPI, just shaving off the edges of the 'paper' moves.
I think the key seen here T/H is consistency.
Chipping away a bit here and a bit there with the odd run.
I noticed the majority of the 155 points down happened to noon.
From then flatish in comparison.Do you find that huge volatility like we have now is better to trade than the 20 point days?
Do you find yourself trading more or less in these volatile times?
Is it harder to read?
Is it worth running a contract or so over a longer time frame separate to and in conjunction with your chipping away technique? (Obviously once in profit let it run just move a stop with it).
The thing about that scatter chart is when I have a good day there will be a hell of a lot more above the 10 points mark. The last 4 days in spite of being positive actually haven't been that good. What you are looking at are bad days!!The point I'm making is that if you take out just the 6 trades at 4 pips or more then its a bad day.
As I pointed out before its the big wins that make this profitable. Just a thought of trying to have at least a few that run longer and give you that safety/profit factor.
TH,
Why are you so definitive that they will shut the account down at that level of trading?
Because they always do.
So long, sucker.
what do you mean by shaving off the edges of moves made by paper?
as in catching the a meaty part of the trend, or scalping reactions/corrections?
Just a heads up Gents ya gonna want to have a check the results of this lata
Just another day in Paradise :bowser:
Have had a big futs position riding longs since the open so have been tapping away scalping the cfd account.
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