Other than Happy Tuesday the weekly trading system that played out over and over in the last quarter of last year is now officially dead. News coming fast and loose and it will dominate the buying and selling each day and hopefully the short term charts will anticipate that.
The Borg is back in the Hive reprogramming its Algo drones, seeking new life forms, absorbing what it can as it morphs into this year's transmutation.



















when trading the pivots (s3 / s2 / s1 / pp / r1 / r2 / r3) -
do you allow just one buy/sell per PIVOT per day? or do you buy/sell a little each time price hits PIVOT?
thanks!
It depends on what my present "inventory" is. Assuming my bias is long (as it is at present) and I enter the day flat - I want to BUY (but always cheap) as much as I can so I'll buy 1 position at S1, 2 at S2 and 3 at S3. That will fill me up and give a very low cost average. In general I'm buying during daylight and selling while I sleep or when I wake up. So today's buys are tomorrow's sells.
As each buy executes, I'll enter a corresponding R sell in the same method in reverse - sell 3 at R1, 2 at R2, etc. This strategy tends to leave me an inventory overnight and often over many days...which is what I want in a bull. If I enter the day with inventory already on hand, then my buying is scaled back (1, 1, 2) and my selling is prominent (3, 3).
But it's not a formula, I still use a lot of "gut", which is why I'm not offering a subscriber service system :)
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