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105 19128 9913 9630 9416 9M 8918 0783 STOC 5 3 1 67 - 67 0=0525 0=9225 H=9303 L=9209 C=92i7 Figure 35 0525. The daily oscillator for the Bonds came out of overbought. The weekly oscillator was up. I placed an order to buy the breakout of the high for the day, but was not filled. On 0526, I placed an order above that days high at 93-02 with a contingency profit stop at 93-12 and a protective stop at 92-04. I was filled on 0530 (the next trading day), at 93-13 on the open, and immediately stopped out at 93-12, thereby losing 1 tick, i didnt like the low close so I didnt order any Bond trades for the next day.
19128 9913 9416 B918 8783 STOC 5 3 1 xK= 68 )= D=0531 0=9228 H=94 L=9217 C=9302 Figure 36 0531. Bond prices closed near the high for the day. The weekly oscillator was still up. The daily oscillator had turned up. I placed a buy stop at 93-05, a contingency profit stop at 93-15, and a protective stop at 92-16. On 0601, I was filled at the high of the day. When the market closed, i called in a protective stop at 92-22, just under the low of the day.
Trading By Tlie Book - Part Vi 1578 1512 1455 1348 1225 116? 1118 in ......../Vr""y--V...............w...........V....... STOC 53/t :K= 29 v3-- 29 D=B601 0=1193 H=1288 1=1185 C=1198 Figure 37 0601. The weekly oscillator for Cocoa had been fiat for two days. It then notched up, and the daily oscillator stopped correcting. I placed an order to buy above the high at 1209, with a protective stop at 1181. The next day, 0602, prices gapped up. Prices chopped around for a few days, and came within 1 tick of taking out my stop. Then prices jumped up only to start down again, and then up again. I gave Cocoa lots of room because it likes to make saucer bottoms. Finally, prices began a steady uptrend for 6 days. I moved my stop up to 1187. See Figure 45 for the conclusion of this trade.
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