SuddenDeath
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heard that and 1538 also banded about !
1540 on cash SP500 looks like big level
heard that and 1538 also banded about !
1540 on cash SP500 looks like big level
Nope.... I aim for 15 points a day, from either DAX or FTSE .. Anything over that is a bonus.. Whilst I am still learning I limit my wager to £20 point max, with the ave being £10. And in reality, I think calling it a system is a bit grandiose...I just try to join a trend and grab a couple of points then run for the hills...However if anyone wants to pay me £20k for the info I will happily call it a system:jester:
ha u might need a bit more than 20k then ! i have a Porsche but its a cayenne with a baby seat in the back, plus my missus drives it most of the time anyway ! So i have a porsche sounds great, the reality is very different !
I have just looked at my last 100 trades and have 85 in the black and 15 in the red... who will pay me £10k for my system? Actually, make that £20k as I only have 1 house and no Porsche at the mo....
before i make an offer may i ask how much drawdown/up your system has experienced ?
This is something I posted US pre-market yesterday that you might find useful:
Market Correction Phase Update:
As I mentioned last Thursday, I thought the market closing high had been put in and we would see further declines in the US markets. That appears to be playing out so far. My expectations are that we are likely to be in a major correction phase now. This has a potential to give a 10%+ correction in the markets overall. Please note, I am not saying this is definitely a major correction, anyone who has followed my analysis will know I do not make bold ‘guesses’, I make objective claims based on pure technical analysis and make trades on that basis also. So it is important to continue to watch the technicals and analyse them objectively as the story unfolds, as it is too soon to make any real claims with a sound basis and validity.
On Monday the SPY broke 3 key daily levels that I’ve been mentioning for some time and on decent volume, whilst yesterday we saw a decent bounce overall, but the intra-day action was relatively poor and on lighter volume. The gap up yesterday was significant and opened as to suggest further strength intra-day, which is exactly what happened and I’d said to watch the lower level of 156.04 which was pierced but held and the upper level of 157.52, which was tagged towards the close. But despite this, markets are still weak and technicals are suggesting more declines.
It would have been much better if this fall had not occurred during Options Ex week as it just complicates things and anything can happen, but, unless the charts dictate otherwise, we should see 154 this week on the SPY, which is a minor level. Depending on how price reacts there, we could see a fall to the first major which level is 152.89-153 which is “Target 1” (T1). However, it is possible we could see a small bounce there, otherwise, we’re heading straight to T1. I would expect a more sustained bounce at T1 (note T1 could pierce down to 152 before bouncing). If this plays out to expectations we could hit T1 around 25th April and see a bounce into early May. I’ve not had time yet to really consider actual dates, but this is just a quick guide on timing. I do expect a decent bounce from T1 and this could take us back up to 156.48 or 157.52 but too early to say until we see the technicals.
Again, depending on technicals, the next decent level to the downside is around 149.50-150.15, and the next major level, “T2” is at 147-147.25. T3 is at 140.78-142. And I do believe these downside targets are achievable, however, they are a long way off and too early to be speaking of those levels right now. Markets are still in a strong position in terms of price, so let’s not think about the lower levels until key levels are broken. So for now, the line in the sand is T1, at 152.89-153. A lot of analysts will tell you markets are going to fall ‘x’ amount, or are going to climb to new highs, but that’s all nonsense as anything can happen as long as key levels hold or until key levels are broken.
The charts are a thing of beauty, they really do tell a story but it’s up to you to read them properly and decode their meanings, there’s no point in guessing because you’ll either be right or you’ll be wrong!
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well if you place a trade say long ftse 6240 the market then moves down to 6220 giving a drawdown of 20 points before moving back up for a profit
Oh right... I like to enter a trade after I have seen 2 or more consecutive green or red candles on the 5 min charts... not every time, just those that are pronounced moves i.e with a spread between high and low of maybe 10 points or more... then I would nick 2,3,4 points even just the 1 if that is all I can take, I do not set a stop loss as I will either bail out if it moves more than 3 points away from me and start again ( in truth there have been times where I am convinced that I know better than the market and it will turn round and have let it go for some 30 points before it either turns or i just take a BIG hit ) I guess this is your def of drawdown /up... I am training myself / learning not to do this... hence my comment earlier about discipline..
3 ticks is tight stuff especially in the dax ! i have my charts set at certain levels, i want to be long above and short below and thats my turning points, as markets can fly about these days, trend is your friend , just try not to get whipped out in the mean time !
Yes, it is tight... As I gain more experience / confidence i will widen it.. for now it limits the down side. Overall I have my nose in front with some very good days and some average ones... in-between i have had terrible days and just not so good days... your offer of 20p still stand???
Am off to spend some of the beer tokens i earnt the other day now..
hard to say at the mo but the ftse needs to stay in touch with 6260 imo