Well you discovered your BE trade. Also what times are best? Those times plotted with the best winrate means you increase trade size. This is all very tough to do on the fly like this so take it with a grain of salt. Hope this helps and gives you some ideas. ES P.S. There are many traders reading this discourse and it is archived for those of you perusing ET later. I hope that I have helped you as many of you do not put in the time to have a dynamic trade journal/heatmap that I suggest. Are you gambling or are you working?
I think scaling in would be better because if price goes in your favor eventually you'd have a better average. THIS IS PROBABLY WRONG (just kidding). It would have a $640 loss every time your way. Need sort of a huge account. Scaling in could reduce the loss. BUT, it reduces winners if you're right on your calls most of the time. Considering price could go in your way with fewer than 8 contracts were you to do it like this. So let's say you can get within 5 points nearly of the bottom. That's what I want to figure out position sizing for trading in my thread. Nevertheless check your PMs man.
1. What is your expected move to your T1 (target1 ) for trades that go in your favour? 2. How many loser trades in a row can your account handle? 3. on your system what is the W:R you expect?