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May 6, Day 24

F- Sold YM 1@14885
Bought YM 1@14904
$95 loss

F- Bought TF 1@955.2
Sold TF 1@957.2
$200 profit

H- Bought NQ 3@2948.00
Sold NQ 3@2950.50
$150 profit

H- Sold CL 1@9493
Bought CL 1@9513
$200 loss

H- Bought TF 1@956.5
Sold TF 1@957.5
$100 profit

 

 

 

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