Globex session · Sunday, October 11, 2026
Net +$1,963.72 on 3 trades, 3 wins and no losses. Three longs across ES and gold, all with tiny heat and high capture. This was the second straight session of near-perfect execution.
+$1,963.72
Net, after $28.78 in commissions
3–0
3 trades, 9 contracts, all long
86%
Average capture; worst heat 0.75 points
31 min
In the market; no trade held longer than 16 min
The numbers
| Net / gross P&L | +$1,963.72 / +$1,992.50 (commissions −$28.78) |
| Trades / contracts | 3 / 9: 7 ES and 2 GC, all long |
| Win rate | 100% (3W – 0L) |
| Avg win | +$654.57 |
| Largest / smallest win | +$787.60 (#2 ES) / +$472.92 (#3 GC) |
| Time in market | 31 min; longest hold 16 min |
Five Apex accounts in two groups: a funded trio copied on the first trade, and a pair on the other two. Sunday Globex session; times are Eastern.
Where it came from
| Split | Trades | Net |
|---|---|---|
| ES | 2 | +$1,490.80 |
| GC (gold) | 1 | +$472.92 |
| Apex funded trio (#1 ES, 7:00 PM) | 1 | +$703.20 |
| Apex pair (#2 ES and #3 GC, 8:51–8:55 PM) | 2 | +$1,260.52 |
What the execution data shows
- The worst heat on any trade was 0.75 points, on #1 ES. #2 took 0.375 points and #3 took half a point.
- Capture inside the trades was 90%, 86% and 83%, an average of 86%.
- #1 ES took 4.75 of 5.25 points. ES then kept climbing to 7,881.75, another 8.5 points, within 15 minutes of my exit.
- #3 GC was a 55-second scalp for 2.4 points. Gold ran another 7.4 points to 4,240.7 in the next five minutes.
- #2 ES was scaled over four fills on 4 lots and still finished with 86% capture.
Takeaway
Two sessions in a row with near-zero heat and high capture on every trade. The entries are as tight as they’ve been all season. Both nights the market kept moving my way after I exited, so a small runner is the one piece that would add to an already strong process.
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