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June 28, 2010 - The London Trade Part 2

Crap, I ended up giving it all back. I should have just let the first trade go so that I ended up with a profit. Here is the chart. Pretty much the same thing as the last trade, but in reverse.

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As you can see in the chart, the Stochastics was overbought and price action seemed to be meeting some stiff resistance so I decided to go short.  This time I only traded one lot because if I was wrong, I knew that I would at least be at breakeven.

I was wrong and lost everything that I gained earlier in the evening.  The trade ended in -1.1%.

In hindsight, we were already pretty far into the London session (green line) and was almost into the NY overlap (red line).  I should have left well enough alone. In addition, price action was choppy and a breakout trade would have been a better bet instead of a range bounce trade.

This was a case of chasing and was completely unnecessary.  It is a good thing that I only traded one lot.




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