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Gave a lot away early in the session. Need to learn to stay out in this kind of action. It was ok during the summer, but now things are picking up again. Luckily we had a huge move, and I came out slightly positive. Marks a new high for this combine account as well which is great.
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I was hoping for some continuation and we got it. Unfortunately, things quickly turned into your usual Friday shenanigans. Ended the day with +3 ticks.
Another inside day. A good trade based on moves in the spreads developed. I was able to capitalize on the move, but when equities opened they immediately reversed. I made lots of trades looking for further downside that immediately reversed on me. Poor trading on my part all around.
Had a good winner in the morning, and gave up it later in the day. I've done this many times now. The number of times that I catch a good second leg are far outnumbered by the times that I lose it all in chop. From now on if we find an area of balance I should probably just watch the rest of the session.
Some crazy order flow in the 10 year near the open. Lots of contracts absorbed preventing it from going down. However, movement up was extremely slow and choppy. Looks like more difficult rollover action.