Entry comments: This is a seasonal trade. Bullishness around Valentine's Day. This is trade 4/25 on my system that I am testing. Not a live trade the buy strategy was made last June.
Exit comments: Wow huge trade. Too bad it was on paper!
Entry comments: This is a seasonal trade. Bullishness around Christman. This is trade 3/25 on my system that I am testing. Not a live trade. The buy strategy was made last June. Going to get out the day after x-mas.
Exit comments: This is a seasonal trade. Bullishness near x-mas. This is trade 3/25 on my system that I am testing. Not a live trade the buy strategy was made last June. Made a new equity high. Low volatility.
Entry comments: This is a seasonal trade. Bullishness around Turkey day. This is trade 2/25 on my system that I am testing. Not a live trade the buy strategy was made last June.
Exit comments: This is a seasonal trade. Bullishness near Thanksgiving. This is trade 2/25 on my system that I am testing. Not a live trade the buy strategy was made last June. Made a new equity high.
This is a seasonal trade. Bullishness at the end of October. This is trade 1/25 on my system that I am testing. Not a live trade the buy strategy was made last June.
Entry comments: !
Small win, ended up winning bigger if I would have held one more day.
Seasonal trade with a small loss. Got pushed around a lot here. Traded during quad witching which anything can happen.
Another short term seasonal trade. Will post a pic later but I actually messed and and shorted the ESM contract and then covered and sold the ESU contract. This seasonal trade has a high win rate of 74% and profit factor of 2.58. Average trade is 319.75. Has now won 15 out of 20 years. Trying to show proof of concept before I trade with real money. *this is a paper trade*
Testing out my seasonal trades. Will notch this up as a win. In the past it wins 74% of the time with an average trade of 354$ and profit factor of 4.01 overall. *this is a paper trade*
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