That you have to ask SS. I use the first 30 min RTH data for the break out levels. Obviously SS watch that too.
Your first trade represented a potential loss of $14,000 for 1 contract which would represent $700,000 TLW--assuming your stated money managagement plan taking no more risk than 2% of TLW. Now you make a trade of 19 contracts with a potential loss of $10,262 per contract or $194,978 if you were stopped out on all the contracts. What's interesting is this later trade now represents a TNW of $9,748,900. So what happened to your magic formula of risking no more than 2% of TNW? In reading many of your past post you made it very very clear than one should NEVER risk more than 2% of TNW. DMartin