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UnknownUnicorn292837
May 13, 2017 5:21 PM

SPX500: Mon - Wed  

S&P 500 index of US listed sharesFXCM

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nasdaq.com/symbol/spy/after-hours
above average volume and buying was done into the after hours close

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I'm a very high risk trader and don't want to give anybody crazy ideas, but here's a conservative one:

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Around 239.80 SPY is where I'll start ignoring the bull flag, but for now there's nothing bearish; however, I would not stay long unhedged and exposed here.

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I think the skill and the art of scaling in and scaling out while removing the time factor from our minds is a huge deal. If you agree, stand up and jump 3 times.

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feel free to comment on the ideas - I'm not biting or scratching, a pretty easy going cat most of the time unless they hide alcohol form me

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anticipating another drop here, but run your own trades

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There's the market consensus there saying that 2405 feels kind of high atm.
This might change but it's all we have to go off at this moment. Philosophy if nothing else I suppose.

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going flat, can't take this anymore

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shut down my futures for today, 8 points for so much work is crazy, options are cooler and you can play the both directions concurrently :)

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4 hr chart SPX deserves a close look, lol, I'm done for today.

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I threw out the words like "going long" or "going short" from my vocabulary. Instead, I go with the "accumulate", "scale in", and "scale out". I also use the word "bias" a lot. Be careful with whom you hang around. Big lol.

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long bias and accumulating cautiously (scaling in) from here (2370 SPX or 237.30 SPY); keep in mind we still might close the gap on SPX

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no smart trader can take a rigid position after such a strong move; what we can do is cautiously position ourselves; time and emotions are out the window here

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i hope we can build a team here with those who share my views and approach

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I'm both long and short here (2:1), trading with options, the futures are on hold until I see some crystal clear opportunity somewhere (scalping only). My risk is very small.

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I'm done updating for today - need to take care of business. I've invested in team building.

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I had to come back one more time:

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I hedge and play the both directions. My risk is small and my positions are flexible. You can't do that with the futures.

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Just yesterday everyone was bullish, but today they're super bearish. How about some cool-headiness?

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time to make a short call was yesterday before the close, not now, lol
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UnknownUnicorn292837
rolled out my ears and listened
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1:00:40
"Humor is a form of hysteria which relaxes the nervous system without damage." Lol.
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around 38:00 - 40:00
"Now what do we do with this very valuable and expensive product?"
:)

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idk why, but I ran into this and listening while doing some business paperwork, lol, :)
youtube.com/watch?v=sfwNRDhNaQg
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going out to feed the birds is much more rewarding than reading any news
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An Obsessive Enthusiast

They said: The market is a maniac
I heard it here on TV
I want to add: It takes a maniac
To swim across the trading sea

If you feel weak or undecided
Avoid stepping on the floor
If you feel strong and energetic
Then go nuts, in full galore

I like to rhyme a foreign language
Without getting what I said
It’s fun to place my trades at random
Without knowing what I bet

If you feel smart you get my envy
I feel so stupid and it’s true
I know this: I am a maniac
I see the others: who is who
UnknownUnicorn292837
- Can one trade based on philosophical principles?
- Yes, but the losses will be non-philosophical.
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