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Tech, a question for you specifically and I'll ask it here for the benefit of the whole site.
MNW. Up 70% for the day.
How would you trade this from here?
Is this one that you would sell on the next open? Or some other way of trailing it?
In your experience, how do ones like this react after a big move like today?
This will reverse viciously.
I've traded quite a few that do this---never with enough!
This is how I would play it.
If on Monday it looks like gapping up on open.
(1) Trailing stop at the high of today.
Then Id have a sell stop (EXIT) 2 ticks above the price it is likely to open at.
(2) If it looks like opening below todays close then sell at open.
It wont continue vertically
It will reverse strongly--you will learn a lot from that reversal.
You'll notice there is no hold strategy.
It will happen very quickly.
Enjoy.
Regardless of simulation, would it not be better to trade as if real time? For instance the TFC buy of 105263 shares at .99 has the wrong total position dollar value and I notice the position sizes for all trades range from 35k to 191k though I assume the risk per trade is the same.Here is a summary: note this is not my actual account size. I always post with a hypothetical $50,000 account so don't read anything into it.
Not sure if there would be interest for a thread trading this in real time on the forum?
Breakout on the 24th was fruitful. These stocks don't overreact to downward market movement. Have to admit I have never tried this strategy for fear of being caught holding the hot potato.That last setup cancelled.
Breakout on the 24th was fruitful. These stocks don't overreact to downward market movement. Have to admit I have never tried this strategy for fear of being caught holding the hot potato.
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