20141001
Long 2 TF 1089.3, 1089.0, -.5, +1.0
Long 3 NQ 4012.5, 4012.5, 4011.5, +2.0, -3.0, -2.0
Long 2 YM 16828, 16831, +10, +14
Short 1 TF 1088.2, +1.0
Long 2 YM 16795, 16797, +7, +20
Short 2 ES 1951.5, 1951.75, +1.25, -0.0
Short 1 YM 16821, +20
Long 1 TF 1085.4, +1.3
Short 1 TF 1089.8, -0.6
Total ES +1.25
Total NQ -3.0
Total YM +71
Total TF +2.2
A heavier reliance on YM entry models of late, partly due to the fuzzier, more whippy action of the TF as it overrides or fails to complete the entry models of the Trade Plan. This just reminds me the importance of
being ready to trade any of the 4 stock indices followed, included the least desirable of all, the ES. Next thing to consider in breakout models is adding in a version of the breakout model most recently added to the Plan. If it's a fair observation that price unfolds more quickly on the bear side than usually on the bull side, then breakout models that may need additional filtering in the bull side might break far more cleanly on the bear and must be weighed in if the daily trend of this market is indeed turning to the bear. Stay focused.
