Another fun day to trade. I guess any day the markets are moving well and you’re banking substantial profits is a “fun day”. I could have done a little better today as well but admit I was still a touch cautious, especially in light of yesterday’s strong day. It’s not uncommon to get a weak day following a strong day. I was batting 1000 – all winners, no losers: +$970
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May 22, Day 36
F- Bought CL 1@9551
Sold CL 1@9571
$200 profit
F- Bought NQ 1@3043.00
Sold NQ 1@3046.50
$70 profit
E- Bought NQ 1@3043.00
Sold NQ 1@3053.00
$200 profit
F- Bought YM 1@15502
Sold YM 1@15522
$100 profit
F- Sold CL 1@9525
Bought CL 1@9505
$200 profit
H- Sold EMD 1@1215.9
Bought EMD 1@1214.9
$100 profit
H- Bought CL 1@9496
Sold CL 1@9506
$100 profit
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