Beginning of Spring Profit Run. A great start! Almost like shooting fish in a barrel. Or like the song (almost) says “Get your Money for Nothin’ and your *ticks* for free” ( with apologizes to Dire Straits)

A brand new Profit Run, all shiny and new! I can hardly wait! The markets were very cooperative this morning. A nice start to the week. Monday’s can be a little hit and miss, but this one was definitely a hit in spite of the knuckle-ball trade early off. We still finished the day with a smile on our face: +$515.

Just a refresher for those of you new to the Profit Run. I will list the trades taken each day along with the tool used: H- hawk; F- falcon; and E- eagle. I’ll also post the profit/loss for the session. Trading is for the morning session.

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March 25, 2013 – Day 1

F – Sold YM 3@14453
Bought YM 3@14486
$495 loss

F- Bought CL 1@9484
Sold CL 1@9504
$200 profit

E- Bought NQ 1@2806.00
Sold NQ 1@2800.25
$115 loss

H- Bought CL 1@9497
Sold CL 1@9507
$100 profit

E- Sold YM 1@14448
Bought YM 1@14408
$200 profit

H- Sold YM 1@14437
Bought YM 1@14392
$225 profit

H- Sold NQ 2@2797.50
Bought NQ 2@2795.00
$100 profit

F- Sold YM 1@14429
Bought YM 1@14409
$100 profit

H- Sold CL 1@9502
Bought CL 1@9492
$100 profit

H- Sold CL 1@9476
Bought CL 1@9466
$100 profit

 

 

 

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