20190905
Short 1 RTY 1513.02, -0.5
Short 2 YM 26709, 26712, -0, -4
Short 1 YM 26770, -13
Short 3 NQ 7844.0, 7845.0, 7844.5, +3., -3.25, -2.5
Short 3 RTY 1504.5, 1504.4, 1505.3, -1.5, -1.5, -1.4
Short 1 RTY 1508.0, -1.5
Short 2 RTY 1509.5, 1510.1, -0.0, +0.4
Short 3 RTY 1512.3, 1512.3, 1512.3, -0.4, -0.4, -0.4
Short 2 RTY 1512.9, 1512.9, -1.4, -1.4
Short 4 RTY 1513.7, 1513.7, 1513.7, 1513.7, -0.4, -0.4, -0.4, -0.4
Short 2 YM 26810, 26810, -7, -7
Short 2 NQ 7872.0, 7872.0, -2.25, -2.25
Short 1 NQ 7886.0. +16.0
Short 2 RTY 1518.7 1518.6 -0.7, -0.7
Short 1 YM 26840, +50
Short 2 RTY 1523.5, 1523.6, -0.7, -0.7
Long 1 NQ 7862.25, -2.25
Long 2 NQ 7859.0, 7859.0, +3.0, -1.25
Long 2 RTY 1513.9, 1513.5, -1.4, +1.0
Long 2 RTY 1512.0, 1512.6, -0.1, +1.0
Long 2 RTY 1511.8, 1511.8, +1.2, -0.5
Total YM +19
Total NQ +8.25
Total RTY -13.2
Straight vertical markets are always the most challenging... and by the time the YM and NQ were finally putting in huge Second Series climaxes, I had already accumulated my maximum allowable losses fading the come-lately, me-too RTY. As for buying the pullback, it's not often the Last Chance Texaco's in-trend entries come also as the First Chance successful buy opportunities... but did so well after the 1st frame of the day was over, and I had close up the registry before more damage could be done... ...but that's what maximum allowed loss limits are in a Trade Plan. They are Behavior Stops. ...and tomorrow is always another day...
