I can't remember which of the many mini versions of NT it may be called now, but, these days I always split my trade. So the initial trade is for just a 20 pip limit, then the second is for a 25 or 30 limit depending how the charts look, and it enters above my original limit with a one pip gap in-between. So if there are any early spikes going I have been lucky to bag a quick 20 pips often by soon after 7.00 a.m.
Why don't some of you lads try that and you may not have so many days like today where you have a disappointing 7 or 11 pips when you have seen the candles rise a good way above that level spiking?
Its nice to bank an early 100 quid even though the market may struggle in general over the early hours.
A thought anyway
mish
Hi Mish,
Thats how the variants were born,
INT (Instant Net Trap, by GF777) - straight in at market 6.30 price 30SL, 25 limit
MNT(mini Net Trap by Mark) - in normal NT entry rules, 30SL, 10 limit
MINT( mini instant net trap, I think Denman accidentally did this, and I named it MINT)- straight in at market 6.30 price 30SL, 10 limit
Running any two of the 3 at once is TNT (Two Net Trap) all three would be TNT as well..
This morning my trade this way would have been
INT - +25 pips
NT - + 12 pips
= 37pips, scaled by 0.5 = +18.5 pips (if I'd have closed on 8.30 of course!)
Your method was NT with a 20pip limit = +20 pips, entry at 15275, target 15295 = +20pips
Next one, NT with a entry at 15296, target say 30 pips, at 15326, assuming a 30SL again?
Market dropped to 15284 at 8.30, so assuming you kept to manually closing that would be -12.
So thats just 8pips profit, scaled to 4 pips - less dealers spread...not so good.
🙁
That's just for today of course, but I dont think entering a rising or falling market twice in the same direction is a good thing, even if it goes your way both times, you have 2x lots of spread.