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I want the SPX to be non-above 4100
Ok, early in the morning, I entered long and then I exited on that rally. But exited too soon. Wanted to profit take and risk manage. So, my...
The ES after hours is acting sort of strange FOR A BULL THESIS. It's at 4255 or negative 3 points at the moment. It should be like at 4270 or...
I don't think I want to buy unless the SPX hits non-above 4200. At 4500, I didn't believe it could collapse to 4300 and it did. So, now I wonder...
At the SPX 4240 level, I don't know what's likely to happen--it could collapse to 4170 or 4180 or it could rally from this point forward. But,...
Of course, wanting the SPX to collapse again so that I can re-enter long at a meaningful level given the current price action
I Wow, a collapse to around 4215. Too much. I exited just now totally. I managed the trade and am basically at break even. So, time to start...
You didn't explain your understanding of the concept, but I see your point
I keep hearing about this "3 days rule" but I don't know what that means
My theory says that I could still exit the SPX 4430 position at least at break even--I'll have to watch the price action to determine exactly what...
I'm in my first long position at SPX 4430
I exited at SPX 4440. I prefer risk management and profit taking
I entered my first long entry at SPX 4425...I don't care which way it goes...up and i profit...collapses, I can add more
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Since I'm all out, I'd like the SPX to crash as much as possible for a nice long entry
I entered long on Friday at SPX 4450. This morning Monday, I exited, for profit taking and risk management at 4460.
Yeah, it's always difficult what to to do when an uncertainty arises due to a catalyst everyone acknowledges. I used to think it was all BS. But,...
I don't know exactly how SPX 4200 became such a fixed resistance level.
Plus, there might be a really nice opportunity for a long if there's a significant collapse due to the the debt ceiling issue
It's always possible that the SPX goes up to 4200...but I'd rather manage risk and go for the "sure thing"--always more and better opportunities later