“Live” trades with a lot of Q&A. Erich shares his formula for risk/reward ratios and addresses concerns about managing trades.

Jan 22 Results:

E- Bought CL 1@9634
Sold CL 1@9673
Trade Profit $400

H- Bought YM 2@13588
Sold YM 2@13598
Trade Profit $100

F- Bought YM 1@13602
Sold YM 1 @13576
Trade Loss $130

F- Sold NQ 3@2731.00
Bought NQ 3@2726.00
Trade Profit $300

H- Bought ZB 2@145-26
Sold ZB 2@145-28
Trade Profit: $125

E- Bought YM 1@13591
Sold YM 1@13631
Trade Profit: $400

Total: $1195 profit

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