Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

Heres a little tip I heard a long long time ago, in times of high volatility it has saved my bacon.
When you get stopped out of your position on a regular basis make your entry point where you would have put your stop!
You make less trades but the rewards are higher and more importantly you dont lose money.
The market comes to you!

From 5 days ago.

Bacon sandwiches for lunch. :LOL:
 

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Gota luv them stops!

Mind u, I cant laugh too much today! Just thankful I didnt eat all o that at 8835 :LOL:
Soooooth pa, no room to swim.
H4:arrowu:

Ouch!
Nice to see we all get a 'tap on the shoulder' once in a while. I think you could still hold them for a profit.


By the way, I'm blaming you for this.
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/indices/120172-anyone-scalping-ftse-futures-7792.html#post2420032
I was closest to the S&P finishing price last week. I predicted the 90+ point move on the Sunday beforehand.
Then I'm sure you sent someone over to mess with my head.
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/ind...-competition-2014-prizes-101.html#post2416376

:LOL:
 
Ouch!
Nice to see we all get a 'tap on the shoulder' once in a while. I think you could still hold them for a profit.
Very possible mate but im too stoopid to know. Ill just take that -2% and swim within mi framework ;)

By the way, I'm blaming you for this.
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/indices/120172-anyone-scalping-ftse-futures-7792.html#post2420032
I was closest to the S&P finishing price last week. I predicted the 90+ point move on the Sunday beforehand.
Then I'm sure you sent someone over to mess with my head.
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/ind...-competition-2014-prizes-101.html#post2416376

:LOL:
:LOL:
Moi!? :innocent:.. Theres only one person who can truly mess with your head. Mine always hides in the mirror. Thankfully I got a pencil. :p
GL man ;)
 
Sorry for the numpty question but is there a reason to day trade trade DAX and S&P500 (or Dow) instead of the FTSE?
 
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