Can't get to understand this message system on T2W, but here is a recent one and responses -
"congrats on your 5 stright victories! how many points did you make each month? would be interested in hearing.
to save me reading 91 pages, BB basically involves watching the 8am-10am range (assume 40pts) then at 10am placing a stop buy 4 points above the high with 40 point profit target and stop loss, and OCO linked to a stop sell 4 points below the low with again 40 point profit and loss targets?
where does the 4 points come from? 10% of the daily range?
And your stake size is total risk per trade divided by stop distance?
(So in this example £5 a point if youre risking £200 a trade and £2 a point if youre risking £80?)
What time do you close the trade if neither profit or loss targets are hit?
Really hope you have time to reply and hope i didnt miss anything here in your strategy.
Good luck for today/moving forward!"
I am now looking at v3 of the BB FTSE100 rules, as above. Naturally, as this has a 12pt target, wins will be +10pts (entry is BB H/L +/-2 pts, allowing 1pt for SB spread and 1pt to ensure price has breached BB limit, not just equalled it). Losses will be -15pts (12pts target +2pts to entry +1pt fopr SB spread). If you stick with older rules using the BB range to give target, wins will be about the average BB range: this has been 36pts so far in 2011: losers would be about the same, but allow for slippage in both cases.
I like to risk the same amount on every BB trade, as I can't see a way to reliably predict which is lower risk than any other. If I could figure that out, I would double up on the lower risk BB's but for now at least just adjust the £ per pt stake when entering SB orders so risk is always the same £n hundred.
If target (or stop) not hit by 4pm, I would close regardless. I don't think many BB's using a 12pt target and stop will be still running at 4.
"congrats on your 5 stright victories! how many points did you make each month? would be interested in hearing.
to save me reading 91 pages, BB basically involves watching the 8am-10am range (assume 40pts) then at 10am placing a stop buy 4 points above the high with 40 point profit target and stop loss, and OCO linked to a stop sell 4 points below the low with again 40 point profit and loss targets?
where does the 4 points come from? 10% of the daily range?
And your stake size is total risk per trade divided by stop distance?
(So in this example £5 a point if youre risking £200 a trade and £2 a point if youre risking £80?)
What time do you close the trade if neither profit or loss targets are hit?
Really hope you have time to reply and hope i didnt miss anything here in your strategy.
Good luck for today/moving forward!"
I am now looking at v3 of the BB FTSE100 rules, as above. Naturally, as this has a 12pt target, wins will be +10pts (entry is BB H/L +/-2 pts, allowing 1pt for SB spread and 1pt to ensure price has breached BB limit, not just equalled it). Losses will be -15pts (12pts target +2pts to entry +1pt fopr SB spread). If you stick with older rules using the BB range to give target, wins will be about the average BB range: this has been 36pts so far in 2011: losers would be about the same, but allow for slippage in both cases.
I like to risk the same amount on every BB trade, as I can't see a way to reliably predict which is lower risk than any other. If I could figure that out, I would double up on the lower risk BB's but for now at least just adjust the £ per pt stake when entering SB orders so risk is always the same £n hundred.
If target (or stop) not hit by 4pm, I would close regardless. I don't think many BB's using a 12pt target and stop will be still running at 4.