A very busy day trading today. There was nothing but opportunities coming my way. So long as I sticking with the trend I was making money. The odd time I chose to “get cute” and try a countertrend trade it bit me. Why is so hard to resist those countertrend trades? Somebody invent a pill! Finished the day +$926.25.
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H – Bought YM 12-12 2@12926
Sold YM 12-12 2@12897
Trade Loss $290
F- Bought NQ 12-12 3@2622.75
Sold NQ 12-12 3@2627.75
Trade Profit $300
H – Sold NQ 12-12 2@2612.00
Bought NQ 12-12 2@2609.50
Trade Profit $100
H- Sold YM 12-12 2@12890
Bought YM 12-12 2@12880
Trade Profit $100
E- Sold CL 12-12 1@8488
Bought CL 12-12 1@8480
Trade Profit $80
H- Sold CL 12-12 2@8484
Bought CL 12-12 2@8474
Trade Profit $200
E- Sold YM 12-12 1@12846
Bought YM 12-12 1@12717
Trade Profit $645
H- Sold CL 12-12 2@8472
Bought CL 12-12 2@8462
Trade Profit $200
H- Sold YM 12-12 1@12857
Bought YM 12-12 1@12858
Trade Loss $5
H- Sold CL 12-12 1@8434
Bought CL 12-12 1@8424
Trade Profit $100
E – Sold ZB 12-12 1@149-27
Bought ZB 12-12 1@150-07
Trade Loss $343.75
F- Sold CL 12-12 1@8473
Bought CL 12-12 1@8472
Trade Profit $10
H- Sold NQ 12-12 2@2604.25
Bought NQ 12-12 2@2601.75
Trade Profit $100
H- Sold NQ 12-12 1@2606.75
Bought NQ 12-12 1@2604.25
Trade Profit $50
F- Bought NQ 12-12 3@2608.50
Sold NQ 12-12 3@2601.50
Trade Loss $420
H- Sold CL 12-12 1@8434
Bought CL 12-12 1@8424
Trade Profit $100
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