Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

My tea leaves from my mug of "yorkshire" this morning (downunder) are indicating a rise...initially
Ftse stop order in..... above 7135, modest stake. Stop below 7120. Looking for 7160 and 7180. Let's see.

All automated on orders I'm afraid! Trade triggered (whilst on the dailygrind) then dive hit stop -15....then up those levels 7160 and 7180. This why I love trading lol:(
Looking at potential short now for a few...let's see
 
Its there I hope you sold. (y)

I'm short ftse 7161

NO!...got stopped out with the early machinations....Looks like a bear trap pre-market..got stopped on the way down from order being triggered. Using orders has advantages and disadvantages, next time I might put a cover limit order at a support area much lower down to catch this scenario pre- market open as well as a stop order...:devilish:
 
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