CanOz
Home runs feel good, but base hits pay bills!
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Short or Long Covering.... Closing of positions. In my experiences 11.30am is a good pivot point and so is 9.30am.
No also, but this is not the Hang Seng we are talking about - it is the AUS 200 - on a day the DOW was down triple digits, more bad financial news, every top 30 stock was in the red, and it was already going down - which way do you think is best to take trades?Sometimes, by the time you figure out you're wrong you've lost your money...ever watched the Hang Seng Move???
Of course, there are days the All Ords goes opposite, maybe today will be one of those?
Which only reiterates the point that many posters were making that stops should be used, while a significant other suggested only exits matter.
Cheers
There is little to no significant correlation between the opening gap and the "trend" for the day on the SPI.on a day the DOW was down triple digits, more bad financial news, every top 30 stock was in the red, and it was already going down - which way do you think is best to take trades?
Of course, there are days the All Ords goes opposite, maybe today will be one of those?
I didn't really blow my account.....
who says you can't pick the bottom? even though it is probably temporary....
Ouch.By the way you are right. Those screen shots are a demo account.
If you have an average of 3 Trades 1 winner, 1 loser and 1 Break Even, then you must be a millionaire by now?
Come now do you expect us to believe that you trade 100 trades per day on the index??
I'm a skeptic at heart,
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