Dummy day trading #17 21-August-2006: E-mini Nasdaq: Short trade closed

August 22, 2006 – 1:21 am

History repeats itself again, I have a reddish Monday. Short position of E-mini Nasdaq was established below 930am (chicago time) candle. And I was 2 ticks away from my break even point. 2-ticks , so near , yet , so far.

One trade closed with 1-R loss.

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    2006-08-22 10:37:59

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