did parameter inversion cause OFV change to warrant a short or did you use a separate rule: "if the parameter inverts go short regardless of OFV"?
Shortie, the rules changes as losses accrue. Trading 101. He doesn't have anything yet. He is still searching.
SPX, 1265.41. FV, 1129.28. OFV, 1243.87. Notice that both OFV and FV are below SPX. Parameter is also inverted. We will see how this plays out. I have three units short, average price from 1236.66 ~(1220, 1245, 1245).
No I would not have gone short the other two units without a strong conviction that OFV was also going below SPX.
Im convinced this clown is mocking you. By the laws of chance, no one can be this wrong so often. He is a actually a great trader. You have been had. I have retired all my winning systems to devote myself to fading the fool. I am already up 7 figures. why so many hits on this thread. the whole street comes here for their signals
So that leaves him short at 1176 and 1220 and some other price. There is no way his average price is what he states then. "I have three units short, average price from 1236.66 ~(1220, 1245, 1245)." Nitro When he did cover the 1176 short?