ETF Trading Research 6/14/2018
I tried to be a little more proactive today and while with each trade overall we profited a little, like last night we would have profited more just selling all new trades. I am a trader and have to make some assumptions and I do think we get a pullback after what the Fed did yesterday and have to make a stand sometime. While we stopped out of our 3 carryovers from last night, we got back in all 3 lower and we’ll see if we can get that darn USD/JPY to drop /ES and get metals and miners to break out. That’s the plan. DRIP was a late buy and we are up 1% at the close after a failed UWT trade. I can change my mind quickly when like today, certain things occur that make me want to. I thought Russia and Saudi Arabia were playing futbol, not increasing production. Geesh. The Dow did end up negative and like to see markets give it up tomorrow for some better profit to end the week. GBTC did well for us and I should have given it more of a run considering it was 3 days in the Cold Corner. My bad there. Should have just used a trailing stop.
Goal of 35% by month end.
5.32% on 6/8.
0.81% on 6/11.
0.79 on 6/13
0.26 on 6/14
27.82% left to go.
Economic Data For Tomorrow
Interest rate decisions out of BoJ tomorrow.
http://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/
These are the ETFs that have turned green on the weekly and show a trend has developed. Your best way to profit with the service is stick with the green weekly trend each day and take profit while using a trailing stops. Also, if these green ETFs are up for the day at the open, they offer the best scalping opportunities. I am always fine tuning this section so if there is confusion at all, email me and be specific and I’ll be happy address.
I know I have said this many times but it is worth repeating; If you stick with the green weekly trades your odds of profit increase as there is more risk with the day trades. I call the day trades with the intent of catching some runners, so will get a few 1% stop outs but eventually catch the 5% to 10% or more runners. The important part of the list below is that the longer the ETF stays on the list the more likely it is to turn red on the weekly and the opposite ETF comes into play as a long. This will be tracked more when we automate the service.
Sell half shares on a spike up on any ETF you are long, even if goal is higher. Spikes higher are almost always followed by moves in the opposite direction. Try and get out with a market order quickly before the quick move back lower. Lock in that profit!
New way to trade beaten down ETFs; The way that trade would work, and I really think it should be a rule from now on NOT to trade anything trending down until it reverses, is we would buy at the open if it is POSITIVE or GOES POSITIVE during the day. Then we would look to profit on 1/2 shares over and over, day after day until we get the red weekly signal on the opposite trade that could turn into bigger profits. The stop would be if it goes negative for the day. The rule of keeping a stop if it goes negative for the day is a must. Lastly for this type of trading we need to not be afraid to get back in if it goes positive once again. Sometimes market makers will take an ETF negative and then reverse it right higher again because they know if it goes negative many exit. So we have to be willing to risk a few in and outs when it does this up and down move around that potential stop out area so we don’t miss the ride back up. That’s just part of trading and not a big deal. But no matter what, if it breaks to yet another lower low because you didn’t get out after giving it a little more wiggle room, you are more than likely further from the original stop out when it went negative and you are out, waiting for it to go positive again before you get back in. You are simply buying into strength.
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