# of Trades | 16 |
% Break-Even: | 0.00 |
% Win | 75.00 |
% Loss | 25.00 |
Avg Win | 1.21 |
Avg Loss | -1.13 |
Largest Win (pts) | 3.50 |
Largest Loss (pts) | -2.25 |
Total Win (pts) | 14.50 |
Total Loss (pts) | -4.50 |
Net Gain/Loss (pts) | 10.00 |
ES Daily Range | 15.50 |
P/L as % of Daily Range | 64.52 |
Turning 26 in a couple of hours here, while Matt's turning 23 at the same time (yes, we have the same b-day). Lets see if he changes his Blog title to "By Age 24" :D
I'm not sure whether I'll be trading tomorrow, but if I do, I'll be keeping an eye on 887 as support and 898 as resistance. It's options expiration so I'm expecting some see-saw price action. According to the Max Pain Theory, the S&P should be around 870 tomorrow. Consumer Price Index out at 7:30 AM, Industrial Production out at 8:15 AM, and Consumer Sentiment out at 8:55 AM (central).
ES/$TICK (3-Min)
ES (Daily) - Price still within bullish channel
Glad you had a good day. Normally I do fairly well on rangy days but I made some bad reads today (Thursday). It's infuriating to be so far along yet still make stupid mistakes. P.S. Never saw that Max Pain calculator before. How do you figure a level for an index with it? (Dow for me).
ReplyDeleteChuck, I was just using the options on the S&P ETF, SPY to get an idea of max pain. You could use DIA to get a rough idea ($84 is max pain on DIA, so around 8400 on the Dow)
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