THE SHORT-TERM TREND IS DOWN, I HOLD PARTIAL SHORT POSITION OVERNIGHT

The chances for a rebound become higher and higher as day goes by but as I mentioned in today’s intra-day comment, the rebound, if any, most likely is a sell opportunity. I’ll as usual, present my witnesses in tonight’s report.

Wondering what happened whenever SPY down 6 consecutive days? Well, here’s the statistics. Cases are too few to be any meaningful but no harm to know.

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MECHANICAL TRADING SIGNALS: 

  TREND MOMENTUM COMMENT
Long-term 2 of 2 BUY    
Intermediate 5 of 5 SELL 5 of 5 NEUTRAL Cobra Impulse in SELL mode; Non-Stop in SELL mode.
Short-term   6 of 6 NEUTRAL  
SPY SYSTEM ENTRY STOP LOSS INSTRUCTION: back test is HERE, signals are HERE.
Non-Stop 05/10 S N/A Short is for aggressive traders only.
Cobra Impulse 06/01 S 06/06 High  

DEMO ACCOUNT FOR SHORT-TERM MODEL:

TICKER Entry Date Entry Share Stop Loss Exit Date Exit Profit Comment
SDS 06/08/2011 $22.02 200 $21.11 06/08/2011 $22.18 32.00  
SDS 06/06/2011 $21.57 100 *$21.11  
SDS 06/06/2011 $21.57 200 $20.85 06/06/2011 $21.93 72.00  
SDS 06/01/2011 $20.61 100 $20.05 06/03/2011 $21.53 92.00  
SSO 05/27/2011 $53.70 100 $52.13 06/02/2011 $52.13 -157.00 Mistakenly closed the 05/26 long, bought back.
SDS 05/25/2011 $20.92 200 $20.05 06/02/2011 $21.15 46.00 Not fully positioned, may add on the way up.
LAST   1692.00  
SUM   1777.00  
  • $200 max loss allowed per trade. For fun only.
  • LAST = Year to the last month balance.
  • The short-term model is not a part of Cobra Impulse System.