Learn to Day-Trade the Emini S&P Futures
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Trading Results

Unemployment numbers came out better than expected and the market consolidated, eventually selling off, taking the long stops with them. The market recovered to the upside filling both the half gap and eventually the full gap, consolidating the rest of the day until Mubaraks speech which caused some uncertainty in the markets. Today we had 2 conservative trades for 14 ES ticks and 3 aggressive trades for 16 ES ticks.

Trading Results

The market started out today with a bearish bias. However, a break to the upside took out the early morning stops only to continue lower in the later part of the day to break yesterdays low of day. The market rallied into the close. We had 4 valid trade setups for 30 ES ticks.

Trading Results

Today we had 6 trade setups with a conservative profit of 31 ticks. For those aggressive traders, we had a Shark Attack setup yielding 18 additional ticks. The market was methodical and slow today. Patience paid off.

Trading Results

Today was like watching paint dry. The market opened at 1300 and closed at 1300. The crisis in Egypt had little impact, employment numbers were worse than expected, volume was less than half the avg volume with uncertainty looming over the consolidating market. We had two trades for a total of four ticks or $50.

Trading Results

While the market ran up quite quickly today, we didn’t really get any good opportunities for a pullback entry, which is part of our trading methodology. We were able to get 2 conservative trade signals for 17 ticks for $212.50 with 2 contracts.

One more call. For those in the room early, I mentioned that with a gap up of 8 points, we were sure to hit at least the 1301-1303 level. We did and even higher it went. If you entered a trade anywhere within the early morning, that call alone could have been worth over 44 ticks on one contract or $550.