Postmortem 11-Oct-2006

October 12, 2006 – 9:15 am

Dear diary,

It was an interesting day. All indices in my watchlist were having opening gap down. And….you know, I thought they might be a couple of short trades. It went up and filled the gap.

The only potential candidate was NQ. I was watching it closely when it moved above OR(opening range) and above Fib extension., but, you know, no dummy setup. There was another type of entry, but I left it out. I will post the chart in the ‘Trade that got away’ later.

Arh…another plane crashed into building again…but it was not related to terrorism (hopefully) according to reports.

Time to pop in some multi-vitamins again.
Thanks to the illegal fire in Indonesia, I am getting more and more health conscious now.

From the desk of Tradergav.com


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