It’s Thursday before the Easter long weekend. You can usually expect one of two things on a day like today:
1. the market will be flat or
2. the market will take off like a shot early (so trader’s can get their orders in and go home)
Turned out to be a blend of the two: some action but not until late. Went 4 for 4. +$350.
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March 28, Day 4
H- Bought YM 2@14482
Sold YM 2@14492
$100 profit
E- Bought NQ 1@2805.75
Sold NQ 1@2810.75
$100 profit
H- Bought NQ 1@2806.00
Sold NQ 1@2808.50
$50 profit
F- Bought YM 1@14491
Sold YM 1@14511
$100 profit
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