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Swing. Sold 1/3rd into strength. Stopped out on remainder of shares. Disappointing/choppy action into xmas. Stalking for reentry.
Swing. Stopped out. Tight stop as this just moved sideways from entry. 20dma seems to be acting as resist. Stalking for re-entry into new year just past recent resist.
Swing. Stopped out on weak action. Minimized loss.
Swing 1/2 position. Fat finger sold all! Wanted to hold for much longer and trade was/is working perfectly as volatility leaks from market. I rarely make mistakes on buys and sells, but it happens- whatyagonnado.
Meant to hold for longer swing, but this is a choppy daytraders' market. Took what I could and got out on tight stop only giving small amount back.
ETF mean reversion trade. Cutting losses rather than to follow rules of this strategy and keep adding on way down. See below. This Larry Connors stuff is too risky if trend really gets going in other direction when you are in the middle of trying to catch bounce. Not worth it for small percentage gains. Would rather ride a real trend back up once confirmed. This style of trading has high win rate, but not for me because it can fail big & I am not willing to ride these moves with no stops.
Quick ETF mean reversion trade. Grabbing pennies in front of a steamroller. I am getting kind of sick of this experiment for such small returns and will probably focus on higher quality longer term swing setups only, and shift into some mean reversion trades in sideways markets. This Larry Connors shit is too risky once trend changes and you are in the middle of trying to catch little bounces, though I do believe in scaling into index moves for the bounce overall.
Half size short. Wanted to swing this, but took very quick profits in this market on grind mode. May re-short if we get another weak bounce and major trend stays down.
Was gonna swing it, but don't trust it. Took small gains on a half position. Will revisit when and if it breaks next resistance.
Quick and small ETF mean reversion strategy. Taking quick profits though XLF close to breakout.
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