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Saturday, September 26, 2009

Art Of Trading Service Performance For Week 24

This is the 4th losing week with 20 winning weeks. The losses were tiny for the most part as i tried my best to manage a rough and choppy tape by playing it with closer stops or cutting non performing trades quickly. We did 13 trades: 9 losses, 3 wins and 1 flat.

I made some good calls on market direction but i didn't execute my trades properly this week. I felt a bit off in my timing and my entries were a bit off. Will make some adjustments in this department and hopefully turn in some better trades!!

It was not week i am proud of but i will strive on regaining my form next week!!




LONG/SHRT Symbol Entry Price Exit Price % Profit/Loss
Holding Period







LONG PCX 12.55 12 -4.38
swing trade
LONG SXCI 47.15 46.36 -1.68
swing trade
LONG CVM 1.97 1.85 -3.03
day trade
LONG RIMM 84.8 84.4 -0.47
day trade







LONG BEXP 10.18 10.2 0.2
day trade
LONG MPEL 7.9 7.87 -0.38
day trade
LONG IOC 39.9 39.5 -1
swing trade














LONG CGA 12.48 12.9 3.37
day trade
LONG RINO 17.35 17.9 3.17
swing trade







LONG NTES 46.45 45.9 -1.18
day trade
LONG RINO 18.25 17.8 -2.47
day trade







SHORT MTH 20.7 20.9 -0.97
day trade
SHORT MHP 23.7 23.7 0
day trade


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2 comments:

gamingthemarket said...

PCX had already peeled off the week prior, but many names still looked overdone on 60 day charts. Oil/Dollar reversal on Wed. was brutal. Sorry you got caught. This is another case where your bad week was a good one for me. It's probably momo vs. countertrend styles.

RIG gave some nice clues:

http://www.gamingthemarket.com/fomc-trading-tools.html

Stewie said...

hi GTM, yup, it's the good ol trend following versus mean reversion.

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