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Keep things in perspective, I tell myself. Drove my son to the airport this morning. Told myself the one-on-one time is to be cherished. No need to trade every day. Came home and opened the system. Voila, a short opportunity. I felt daring but placed the trade.
Learning a lot from futures.io (formerly BMT) and the members.
Took short based on MACDBBLine 987 tick chart cross from above. Felt too late and retrace took one of my stops out. Nice ride down though on the second car.
Had virus illness yesterday and did not trade. Felt good enough to trade (SIM) today, and jumped right in. That is likely not a good idea after illness. Better to ease right in.
First trade was just ahead of news. See? Not good to "jump in." Learned from Silvester17 that Chicago PMI is available a few minutes before official release time...thanks S. But still, I shouldn't trade before news. I know that.
Second trade was a "catch up chase the market gain back your stop outs trade."
Third trade was good. Bought at trend line. It seems like trend lines are coming to rule the roost lately.
and came to the system to find a shorting opportunity. 
Came home and opened the system. Voila, a short opportunity. I felt daring but placed the trade. 
and retrace took one of my stops out. 
Nice ride down though on the second 
Bought at trend line. It seems like trend lines are coming to rule the roost lately. 