Tag: Globex


  • Stopped Out, Then Sold the Top Tick

    One ES short faded a 20-point rally and got stopped 43 minutes later, two points under the high. The next trade bought the pullback, sold a lot on the exact high of the night, flipped short at the bottom of a 49-minute chop and covered into the break. Four quick NQ shorts, two on the…

  • The Encore Trade

    Two hours after the session closed out green, one more ES trade: a long that lasted three minutes and lost 2.25 points, flipped short on the same fill, scaled to three lots per account and covered within a point and a half of the low. Net +$1,475.20 on the pair.

  • Four Losers, Then the Flip

    Four straight losers in the first 23 minutes, three of them longs bought at the top of two-minute bounces after both markets had already topped, then one 2-lot NQ short that carried 30 points of heat, added near the top and held 36 minutes to turn the night green. Net +$732.80 on ten trades.

  • One Short Into the Reopen, Then Long the Rest

    Sunday reopen, fifty minutes of work. ES climbed 21 points from the bell; the one short against it cost 5 points, a 2-lot ES long that added into the heat paid for the night, and three quick scalps closed it out. Net +$1,751.60 on ten trades.

  • A bad start on the funded pair, buying into a falling market twice in ten minutes for minus $2,100, and a strong finish on the other pair that bought the bounce after the flush. Net +$124.60 on twelve trades, with commissions taking nearly half of gross.

  • One NQ long on the active accounts, bought on the pullback after a confirmed turn, sold into the push three minutes later for 25 points and $988.80. No adds, no flip. That’s the template.

  • Fifteen Trades to Net What One Usually Makes

    A rough first hour of forced longs, then ten clean scalps in a row to get back to green. Net +$252.30 on fifteen trades, with commissions eating 17% of gross. The damage came from re-buying a long that had already failed twice.

  • A Big Night, and $5,000 of Open Risk Inside It

    Longs into the Sunday open, shorts as it rolled over, four winners, net +$3,889.00. Three of them were textbook with near-zero heat. The fourth sat through about $5,000 of open drawdown and only finished green because of the add. Time for a hard rule.

  • One Level, One Bounce, Done

    A single ES long bought within four points of the session low, inside the 0DTE put-wall zone after the flush. 96% capture on 1.25 points of heat, net +$618.80, and the end of a strong week: five Globex sessions, 25 wins, 3 losses, +$7,776.28.

  • NQ and Gold Perfect, ES Ends the Streak

    Twelve shorts, net +$2,342.28. NQ went five for five and gold two for two. ES chopped while they trended and took three small losses, ending the 27-trade run. And for the third night this week a short was added to while it ran against me.