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30  sa SD 60 mnuTE n Ill t ! ZB Z3 30 6 7 11 12 13 11 17 19 076 B64 858 852 846 840 34 G20 B16 BIO G04 798 792 7G& 7D0 774 768 762 756 750 744 1 24 28 23 30 31 1 10 12 13 17 IB 19 BOB BBZ 676 B7G 864 858 852 846 840 834 823 822 816 810 804 7 79Z 7B6 7Q0 774 768 762 756 750 744 When prtccs opened atiQve my buy point but were stitE within yesterdays price range, ] decided to enter tiie nriarlcet at 875 d given the chance. That meant I would try to enter if prices traded back up tiirough the previous bars fiigti. I have to admit I was flushing tfiis trade, but I didnt want to niiss getting in earJy on a breakout of tfie Ross hook in tlie event it took place. Average volatility was stiii greater than I was wiliing to risk on the trade, so I placed rny cost liquidation objective at 875, and my stop loss at 865. Piictis went on to a iov of 868, so I fiad to hold my breath fof awhile. The next price bar brought vindication as prices moved up and closed at the high. I was able lo liquidate three contracts and made $86.00 over costs. I moved my stop to 881 to protect six poinis ol profit.
2S 30 31 3 4 S 7 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 94 DB8 2 876 870 864 52 46 40 34 822 816 810 804 79 792 7 6 7 0 774 76 7&Z 756 750 744 11 I I I I 72W 29 30 31 >1 :,.] -< 876 70 664 52 4 40 34 816 810 004 7JO 792 7 6 700 774 768 762 756 750 744 7 10 12 13 14 17 IB 19 When \\ next price bar opened, t was soon filled a five lot on my Ross Hook breakout ai 890. This proved to be (he high of that pnce bar. I hate when 1 get filled by one tick and then prices go imnriDdiately against me. Average volatility was above 10 points, so I placed my stop a( 88b along with my other stop. I was stopped out of both trades si 881. I had lost 5250 in costs, and $504 in points. Offsetting tfiat was SS6 fron rny first contract set and $470.40 in profits. My net loss this day was $177,60. i dnn4 always win. When the last bar of the day made a corrective doji, I decidetJ to [jiaee a buy stop at the new Ross hook, as wcsl as at the high of t?.e doji bar as soon as I saw the open.
SB m SB ce 11 [ 1111111 Z3 3G 31 ,,\2 .. buy 3 i 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 11 17 IB 19 20 891 BB8 BBZ 876 870 661 BSO B52 1 810 834 828 822 816 010 801 798 792 786 700 774 760 762 756 750 744 i 1 B6Q BB2 876 870 861 058 852 816 BIO B31 B22 816 BIO 04 790 792 786 7B0 774 768 762 756 750 744 28 29 30 31 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 The following day. prices opened lower. Tve shown above what my chert looked like. This was the second bar of correction. 1 would try to buy its high and a breakout of the Ross hook. I wa.5 filleri a ten foi at 379. Average volatility was runrTing consistently around 12 points. It was stilJ outside the arnourit Im willing to risk on a sugar trade on the sixty minute cfiart. 1 placed my liquidation objective at 88 and roy stop loss at 863. When this price bar closed lower than ii had opened, 1 placed an order to exit tho trade at trie market. Why did I do that? Because I was looking at {from loft lu right), a reversal bior, a doji, and two consecutive bars that opened fiiyfier than they closed.
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