Globex session · Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Net +$755.30 on 7 trades, 7 wins and no losses. All shorts, and all small wins. That makes 27 straight winners logged across my last seven sessions, +$12,456.32 combined.
+$755.30
Net, after $37.20 in commissions
7–0
7 trades, 12 contracts, all short
27
Straight winners across seven sessions, +$12,456.32
62 min
In the market, 6:29 to 8:05 PM ET
The numbers
| Net / gross P&L | +$755.30 / +$792.50 (commissions −$37.20, about 5% of gross) |
| Trades / contracts | 7 / 12: 4 NQ trades and 3 ES trades, all short |
| Win rate | 100% (7W – 0L) |
| Avg win | +$107.90 |
| Largest / smallest win | +$234.40 (#1 ES) / +$43.80 (#4 and #6 NQ) |
| Time in market | 62 min, 6:29 to 8:05 PM ET |
Two Apex account groups: the funded pair on five trades, a single account on two. Times are Eastern.
Where it came from
| Split | Trades | Net |
|---|---|---|
| ES | 3 | +$522.00 |
| NQ | 4 | +$233.30 |
| Apex funded pair | 5 | +$439.00 |
| Apex single account | 2 | +$316.30 |
What the execution data shows
- The read was excellent. I shorted NQ at 29,924 at 6:48 PM, and it fell 65 points to 29,859 by 7:32 PM. #2 took only 4.25 of those points, in 15 seconds.
- #1 ES was the best-managed trade: 4.75 of a 6.5-point move (73%) on 1.75 points of heat. ES then kept dropping another 6.5 points.
- #4, #5 and #6 were three NQ scalps in 3.5 minutes, right at the bottom of that move. They made 1.25 to 1.75 points each, and #5 and #6 took 7.25 and 7.5 points of heat to get there. That’s more risk than reward, entered late in the move.
- Commissions took about 5% of gross, high for me, because seven trades netted under 5 points each on average.
Takeaway
Right direction all night, but the profit came in small pieces. One patient NQ short from 29,924, held for half the 65-point move, would have outearned all seven trades combined. On a clean trend night, fewer trades and a runner beat a string of scalps.
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