Es Daytrading

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by vectorC, May 2, 2008.

  1. vectorC

    vectorC

    Jey:

    ok, ;)

    P.S.: BTW, i have been trading stocks from 1994 year ...
     
    #71     May 30, 2008
  2. You are absolutely right about consistency being paramount. And ROI on one day of trades means absolutely nothing, but ROI on weekly, monthly and annual perfomance means everything (i.e. size AND consistency of ROI = success).

    You asked a question, to which you seem to already have the answer (that daytrading stocks is better than daytrading futures). I have not daytraded stocks for more than 5 years, and the last one I daytraded was the QQQ, which doesn't move the same as a regular stock anyway.

    I would be glad to participate in further discussion about daytrading stocks vs. futures, but it's probably best done on another thread. It's a worthwhile endeavor, and would probably draw quite a few participants, so why don't you start a new thread?

    P.S. If you're serious about having a civil and productive discourse, stay away from the "mine is bigger than yours" high school locker room talk. You really have no idea how much size any of us trades, and it just misdirects discussion away from meaningful content (unless that's your intent). :D
     
    #72     May 30, 2008
  3. vectorC

    vectorC

    Levels are in Blog...
     
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    #73     May 30, 2008
  4. max250460

    max250460 Guest

    In attachment you can find my homework for monday.
    timeframe 30 min.


    legend:

    colours - meaning
    __________________
    green - long signal
    red - short signal


    width - timeframe
    __________________
    big - montly/weekly
    medium - daily
    small - last 3 days

    I will be very glad to receive from all of you your appreciate comments.
    thks
     
    #74     May 31, 2008
  5. vectorC

    vectorC

    SPX Swingtrading analyse
     
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    #75     Jun 1, 2008
  6. vectorC

    vectorC

    SELL: 1399-1400 area, 1.406-07 area, 1.415+- a 1.420+-

    BUY: first test 1391+- is Buy scalp, 1.387-88 area , 1.377-78 area and BUY SWING is 1.370+-
     
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    #76     Jun 2, 2008
  7. vectorC

    vectorC

    todays result
     
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    #77     Jun 2, 2008
  8. So two losses and a win today?
     
    #78     Jun 2, 2008
  9. vectorC

    vectorC

    B.E. + Time stop 1,5 p. + 5,5 p. profit ( per contract )
     
    #79     Jun 2, 2008
  10. Oh sure......

    1391 was your first entry....best it moved was +.5, before price fell right down to 1389.

    1387-1388 was the second entry. When the ES price first traded in that price range, there was no possible entry that you could have taken that would have given you +1.5 from your entry price. Even if you took the low of your stated entry range (1387) the highest it bounced from 1387 was 1388, which would have only netted you +0.75 (since price only touched 1388.0).

    Sorry, but the BS meter is pegging the red zone.

    Yes, your third entry zone (1377 - 1378) nailed the low of the day, but your first two entry areas were complete failures.
     
    #80     Jun 2, 2008