Trade signals on AB chart, (new model). If I hadn't changed the model and exited manually I would still be in long position a few days ago with a large intrade drawdown, not good. Seems to me I definately needed to adjust the exit conditions for this extreme volatility. Should work on a stop or other exit rule I think, just in case. As I said earlier the SPI had never traded this large range, but perhaps in my model development I should ask a few more 'what-if' questions and develop scenarios, some to think about anyway.
A new trade Friday, exited today
SPI Entered Friday 10-Oct 4080
SPI Exited Monday 13-Oct 4144, total + 64 points
I didn't trade this one on Friday after seeing the volatility so I sat out unfortunately. I entered a manual CFD trade this morning to at least catch part of the trade playing the break off the open:
IG Dec SPI CFD Entered 4137.5, Pyramid Entry 4198.
IG Dec SPI CFD Exited both at 4220.5, total points +105.5
It seems a pretty regular pattern really. A really large sell off causes a discrepency between the SPI & cash index so the open rallies up for a while. A similar thing occurs on an overnight rally up. If the model gives a signal to enter is seems to be a pretty good short term trade.
Dave
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