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Short again at 4359
Tech,
Interesting that you're short again.
IIRC you believed the Wave 1 low had been set and you covered. On todays breaking of yesterdays XJO low of 4368 I assume your analysis is saying the Wave 1 low has not been set yet?
What are the signs to look for that will show if/when this Wave 1 low being set? Or is the XJO looking nastier and we could be looking to break the next wave B low of 4,300?
Also, what are the signs you are looking for to prove your current assessment incorrect?
2 hours can make a world of difference as the story unfolds.
Cheers
Highly likely this could be exhaustive for this move---
This could also mean that this move becomes a complex corrective move rather than a copy book 5 wave impulse move.
Lets wait another 2 hrs and see what unfolds---err few days!
Tech/A, you must be on the cusp of great things trading the financial markets. With your experience, practical application and solid capital base there are no limits. While reading about Kevin Bruce I thought how, from what I have seen, you are capable of achieving more trading the financial markets than most of us aim for. In saying this though, you don't know everything and there are lessons to be learned by all of us each and every day. Good work.On the side lines.
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Bruce follows a strategy he first developed while a graduate student at the University of Georgia. Since then, he's added risk-management techniques. "It's mathematical. It tells us when to buy and sell and how much to buy and sell based on the odds of that trade being a winner or a loser," he says.
Covered long 4265
On the side lines.
Still, you live and learn and I hope next time I will know better and not let fear get the better of me.
Tech/A, you must be on the cusp of great things trading the financial markets. With your experience, practical application and solid capital base there are no limits. While reading about Kevin Bruce I thought how, from what I have seen, you are capable of achieving more trading the financial markets than most of us aim for. In saying this though, you don't know everything and there are lessons to be learned by all of us each and every day. Good work.
Good work Tech! If you don't mind disclosing, how many points did you end up netting since you first started short? Also, were you short using the Sep SPI contract? Or another derivative/contract?
I personally was "aiming" to capture the same downward trend that you did. I ended up catching a measly net 72 points from such a huge move south! I kicked myself when I reassessed and saw that I should have caught at least 300 points!
Still, this was my first venture in trading the SPI so I guess you live and learn. In hindsight, my biggest fear was seeing a small profit of 20-40 points reverse into a 20-40 point loss. Had I had the kahunas to ride through this period and not keep looking at my screen and just let the market do its thing, I would have been much better off!
Another problem I had when I re-entered was my stop was way to close to the action. I was stopped out just after yesterdays day time close. Had this stop not been hit I would have been part of the 3% drop over night.
Still, you live and learn and I hope next time I will know better and not let fear get the better of me.
I personally am hopping to see a small bounce in the next 2 weeks. I then hope to be part of another downtrend that I believe will go under 4,000. We'll see what the rpice does between now and then
A bit of bullish divergence around (CBA, WBC and IPL to name a few). Not scattered all over the charts though to get me really excited. Worth watching however.
September SPI
I havent tallied it up but with 1 and 2 contract trades around 300 ($8K)
Think that bounce will be days not weeks.
Look at Support and Resistance.
See how traders react at these levels.
Its still playing out as expected.
I expect a shallow poorly supported rally to the upside befor dumping resumes. (So we still agree)
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