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  1. Something very simplistic

    Gordon - Stop thinking. :) - I mean that with all due respect. At some point it may be worth considering what to do at that point - but, IMO,...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  2. Something very simplistic

    No, I just enter a limit order at the bars opening price - looking at a one minute chart. PATS JTrader makes this sort of entry quick and easy...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  3. Something very simplistic

    Very nice!
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  4. Something very simplistic

    Well, I think there are a lot of things going on here - both mentally advantageous and logistically advantageous. On the logistical side - one...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  5. Something very simplistic

    Thanks. I appreciate it.
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  6. Something very simplistic

    Well, to continue to reverse for the same reason you originally reversed, that being to B/E, your then have to go for 2.50 on the second reversal,...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  7. Something very simplistic

    Hmmm. Or a "synthetic reversal" system - i.e. If current price = a previous open (one or more minutes ago) +1.25 and that same open price never...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  8. Something very simplistic

    Very nice. I am also thinking about this - when/if I have some sense of confidence that the reversal trades will almost always result in a B/E...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  9. Something very simplistic

    I think it would still be profitable as you say - many times picking either direction would have been profitable - i.e. there is a 1 point swing...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  10. Something very simplistic

    Chop chop. Interesting – This mornings times were right on a reversal of some sort – be it small or large. Thus my direction decisions...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Journals

  11. Daytrading E-Minis w/o Indicators

    On another thread you said this system used TICKI. Which one is it?
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  12. who decides the prices the futures ?

    There is a little man that sits behind a wall at the CME - he decides. I don't think too many people have seen him before - think "Wizard of Oz".
    Post by: Quah, Sep 18, 2002 in forum: Trading

  13. Something very simplistic

    Thanks - I hope I can keep it up too....:D
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Journals

  14. JT's ES Trades

    Ditto Mr. Sub. IMO, going home a winner each day is worth more at this point than going home a bigger winner every once in a while. It's a...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Journals

  15. Something very simplistic

    TWS (IB) and PATS JTrader.
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Journals

  16. Something very simplistic

    Seems that NQ has been trading a lot "smoother" than ES over the past couple of months - and this method seems to work better overall on NQ. I...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Journals

  17. Something very simplistic

    Going to take off early today. Nothing unusual today. For 9/17/2002: ESZ2: 8 Total Trades 7 Winners 1 Loser Avg. Winner +1.06 /...
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Journals

  18. IRAQ buckles under pressure

    Well, that didn't take long. 30 minutes in and we are back to flat on the ES. :D
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Trading

  19. Option Mystery

    You are wrong. One is selling covered calls. The other is selling puts. Two totally different things.
    Post by: Quah, Sep 17, 2002 in forum: Options

  20. IRAQ buckles under pressure

    -3.20 314.00 x 314.50 low 313.40 ( www.kitco.com)
    Post by: Quah, Sep 16, 2002 in forum: Trading
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