Trading Journal - May

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Seanote, May 1, 2002.

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  1. Seanote

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    I don't use Fibs anymore. I think they're helpful to a point but there are so many indicators that I narrowed mine down to 3-4 and stick only with those. On this play I only looked at 2 signals: the first one was a 1 min 1 day chart. At 10:18 and 10:19, 2 Doji's formed which is a signal of indecisiveness during the uptrend. Generally that's signals a reversal. That coupled with NQs moving towards the downside is why I went short.
     
    #121     May 16, 2002
  2. Seanote

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    50.25 area is the trend line support which has broken.
     
    #122     May 16, 2002
  3. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Covered 2,000 QLGC @ 50.38

    - .08 points
     
    #123     May 16, 2002
  4. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Dell Earnings Lift Equities

    US equities are higher in early trading as Dell Computer (DEL) beat 1Q earnings estimates and increased 2Q guidance, and the March trade deficit narrowed. US Treasuries are lower and world markets are higher.
     
    #124     May 17, 2002
  5. Seanote

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    EXECUTIONS:

    10:44:25 QLGC BOT 2000 50.38
    10:20:14 QLGC SHRT 2000 50.30

    OPEN POSITIONS:

    LONG PALM 10000 3.63 -0.78

    CLOSED P&L: ($160.00) OPEN P&L: ($7,800)
    MTD: $44,170 YTD: $203,502
     
    #125     May 17, 2002
  6. Option Expiry almost always provides higher than normal volitility, which is not dependable or predictable. Wild swings will continue to be evident.

    Proof positive was the sheer number of significant premarket gappers that were racing well over .35 - .55 positive, only to fail the entire gap upon open and get shorted. This time, most shorts after the opening held through the first 8 minutes and went flat to previous day's close.

    Only the fast, with hotkeys were happy, and those who just happened to get through the maze.

    This type of microwave trading usually leads to early drinking, blown accounts and frustration that knows no end.

    Watch for the 3pm reversal when the Futures close and the unwinding sets in place.
     
    #126     May 17, 2002
  7. Seanote

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    Short 2,000 QLGC @ 50.17 (intra-day)
     
    #127     May 17, 2002
  8. 50.17=51.17???
     
    #128     May 17, 2002
  9. moffitt

    moffitt

    Seanote
    I know that you were under the weather last week. However
    I am wondering that your trading activity this week is pretty quiet.
    Are you on the sidelines? Do you think that is the place to be in this maket?

    :cool:
     
    #129     May 17, 2002
  10. Seanote

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    Covered 2,000 QLGC @ 50.75

    + .42 points
     
    #130     May 17, 2002
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