FTSE100 yo.

Results of UK100. (Following the rules)

[This is to conclude the post Good signal to act. (FTSE100/UK100) Follow the Rules ]

I am delighted that following the rules for good or worst, paid off. At least for this case, I see positive.

Entered at 02/02/2016 short
Exitat 05/02/2016.

Came up early due to pull back. Well, 3 days of holding, I got a return of USD 95.

Although is 2 contract but it was an inital planned risk.

Nevertheless, GOOD TRADE!

Good signal to act. (FTSE100/UK100) Follow the Rules.

This UK100 / FTSE100 is very align with the weekly appearance.

With the signal down 1.6% last trading session. Totally agree with S&P500 of about -1.3%.

Emotions are still present; need to manage them with rules.

Oil jump 7%?

It is about time they stop their nonsense oversupply and give some time for market efficent.

ASX short opportunity missed again!

Market was sluggish on open. Hence did not bother. And the ride on after lunch and this was what i missed! By nature, this index is rather volatile. But well, not violate, no gain.

This was what i missed 266 ticks of profits. 

Note to self. Follow the rules and be mechanical!

Rules to follow - Yet its always neglected.

 

 DAMN IT.

one short statement.

there was a signal to short. and i didnt did it in time. it went down down down. almost over.

Short EP: 6373

Now its 6229.

Almost over 100 ticks missed. 

FML. Rules should be followed yet i missed it in front of my eyes.

To add on, I triggered without following rules at about 6320 and got stopped due to whipsaw.

DAMN IT.

Lesson Learnt. My FTSE 100. :(

On a separate note:

Followed rules and took this short at the right time. 

In the money now. 

Lesson Learnt: Rules to be follow. Always to be followed.

Bearish Look

Past few months have been a tough one. From September markets starts to become choppy. That YELLY did not want to give a definite clue on her interest rate. Hence everyone start panicking up and down. The uncalled rally for the first day and down the second become a practice since then.

Yesterday started the pre-bearish behaviour to await the impending rising from YELLY in December that was delayed a couple of times.


I saw a bearish outlook, with a head-and-shoulders pattern (maybe) but some hammers along the way. I took it with a small risk. Boy I was foolish. This FTSE / UK have not been behaving well since September. He was before. *fingers crossed*