A slower day is to be expected after a big rally day, and today was no exception. The market kept teasing me, making me think it was going to offer up more than it was giving. As a result I left money on the table. Nuts. +$125.

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March 26, Day 2

H- Bought YM 1@14443
Sold YM 1@14457
$75 profit

H- Bought NQ 1@2798.25
Sold NQ 1@2792.00
$85 loss

F- Bought NQ 1@2799.25
Sold NQ 1@2790.00
$185 loss

F- Bought YM 1@1449
Sold YM 1@14456
$35 profit

H- Bought YM 1@14455
Sold YM 1@14467
$65 profit

F- Bought YM 1@14467
Sold YM 1@14469
$10 profit

E- Bought YM 1@14476
Sold YM 1@14478
$10 profit

F- Sold CL 1@9545
Bought CL 1@ 9525
$200 profit

 

 

 

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