Inventory Grab Alert 4/30/09!

Discussion in 'Trading' started by AMT4SWA, May 1, 2009.

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  1. When you say "there are thresholds of "held" inventory that make a difference most times when price returns to a delta zone.", do you have a percentage figure on what you mean by most?

    I notice at times you take "aggressive" entries as price approaches a zone and this often requires/allows you to control your avg cost basis by continuing to increase your total position size as price moves against your initial entry. You've mentioned in the past that you are comfortable with this since you "know" you have additional layers of inventory sitting behind you.

    For traders with smaller accounts, it would make sense to only play the "stronger" inventory levels so my question is, based on the way you identify inventory zones, if you were to ONLY take trades in your strong zones, what kind of accuracy would you get?

    In other words, if your trading plan allows zero average-ins and for you to set your 5-point max stop on that 1 entry, I would expect your accuracy to be VERY high since it is this zone you are "banking on" to hold when you take (semi)aggressive entries?
     
    #921     May 27, 2009
  2. sosueme

    sosueme

    well done socalT

    sosueme
     
    #922     May 27, 2009
  3. Are you a believer yet?

    Can you fathom shorting into a rising market?
     
    #923     May 27, 2009
  4. Nice hit sir! :cool:

    Filled at my 902.25 targets level (covered last 911.00 entries and 1/3'rd of 912.25 & 913.25 entries). I also just covered the last DAX 5021.00 short positions I was holding here at 4966.00 :)

    My next targets are now set at 892.25 and the 882.25 level.
     
    #924     May 27, 2009
  5. Zone update
     
    #925     May 27, 2009
  6. sosueme

    sosueme

    I struggle on with the little that I have socalT

    sosueme
     
    #926     May 27, 2009
  7. I would say that entering your position right at or within the delta zone (having a 5 pt stop) will many times give you at least one good bounce off that zone (more than 80% of the time). The delta zone will also give you time to decide if you should hold your trade or not, with the rotations of price you may get as price trades to and then reacts with that resting inventory (so you have some options).

    There are no 100% probabilities in trading set-ups, so you have to work with what the market gives you on a case by case basis. :)

    Yesterday and today for instance, we had a Delta Zone called out ahead of time from 911 to 914. If you entered a static short position at 911.00 up to 913.75, you now have price at 897's while you had a 5 point risk on at your trade entry (your stop was never touched).
     
    #927     May 27, 2009
  8. No buyers willing to pay 913's on up today, then DOWN WE GO! :eek: :D
     
    #928     May 27, 2009
  9. That is a wrap for me today with next resting targets set in place at 892.25 & 882.25 :)

    Have a great trade day all and I will be back tomorrow.....time to go do some flying today. :)
     
    #929     May 27, 2009
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