thought this stock would continue to run. think I should have rise my stop below each candle to reduce loss. Kunal, Is this pattern not valid?
Execution detail:
Date/time | Symbol | Side | Price | Position |
---|---|---|---|---|
2013-09-06 09:33:11 | YY | buy | $44.550 | long |
2013-09-06 09:33:11 | YY | buy | $44.550 | long |
2013-09-06 09:33:11 | YY | buy | $44.550 | long |
2013-09-06 09:35:03 | YY | sell | $44.010 | long |
2013-09-06 09:35:03 | YY | sell | $44.000 | 0 |
Can you provide more information regarding the charts you see to make entries ??
On gap-ups always wait for setups, before making entries....
If you watched the 5 minute chart, on intra-day there was no setup ..
On 1 minute chart, it actually shows u made a good entry (breaking highs) and a very good exit (falling of support.) -- u cut your losses, which is what Kunal stresses on.
My 0.02 cents. Will wait for the master to make his comments.
Yes, this was a continuation trade from previous day. Yes, it was based on trend in the 1 min trend on breakout. I like to find out if Kunal think this type of setup is low probability then I will stop trading it. thx
james i dont use 1minute charts! I do buy stocks at the open as an extension of our day long consolidation play but this was not a day long consoldation u just bought the open with no setup. a bit of this was luck too as u werent watching the market close neough.. it got hit with some syria news and everything tanked.
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Hey,
I've seen this many times, personally. Seems like every time I chase a running stock that's too extended (like in this case from 43.1 to 44.5), it drops right after I buy it. If I watch on the sidelines, it continues to go. I think it boils down to haviing a good entry and your entry point doesn't look like a good intraday set up.
Just my .02 cents.