Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

Good indeed. I'm short at 9950, hoping to close at 9930 today...
 

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So, so start.

I managed to do some more scalps yesterday on top of stated trades, 2x profit, 1x BE, so it was a good day.


Just this morning I had a would/could/should moment at taking short at about 9980. Well, I waited long enough to miss the trade. Anything but clean PA so far, so to some extend I can be forgiven, from other perspective I did what was needed: scaled down, got a full scalping signal at 9975 (although against the current trend at the time, so still not a perfect signal, but good enough) and ... didn't trigger. LO spike did was it was intended to do. Throw me off balance for a moment.

Still... better to miss a trade than equity. The issue for me is lack of time. This could likely be it for my London session.


What I want to share is: if you have a proven system and you get a signal, do not think, rethink and over-think. Provided you did you homework, you know the odds. They should be in your favour, so just take the damn trade.


BR
 
Mchugh ranting that he got a Hindenburg omen yesterday
last one was Sept 19th followed by a 1300 decline in the Dow

I read the ZH article (I'm assuming thats where you got it from) he does provide a set of compelling slides.
 
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