Results of Published Model Entries and Exits for Friday 05/10
Find below the detailed outcome tracking of our models’ trading plans for the day, as well as the results for the last month:
NOTE: The index by itself is NOT tradable. The model plans here based on the S&P index level can be used to trade any instrument that tracks the index – the futures on the index (ES, ES-mini), the options on the futures (ES options), the SPX options, the ETF SPY are just a few examples of the instruments one can adapt these plans to.
These plans and results are hypothetical and NOT an investment advice to buy or sell any specific securities but are intended to aid – as informational, educational, and research tools – in arriving at your own investment/trading decisions. Please read the full disclosures at the bottom of this article for additional notes and disclaimers.
Trading Plans/Forecast Published Friday Morning – Medium-Frequency Models
“For today, Friday 05/10, our medium-frequency models have negated the recent bullish bias but have not adopted a bearish bias yet. Models indicate turning outright bearish on a daily close below 2860. Staying out of the market today.”
Trading Plan Results/Outcome
Fri 05/10: No trade
Past results this month – medium frequency models (hypothetical trades based on the trading plans published before markets open daily):
Trading Plans/Forecast Published Friday Morning – Aggressive Intraday Models
“For today, Friday 05/10, our aggressive intraday models indicate going long on a break above 2874 with an 8-point trailing stop and a take-profit target of 2885, and going long on a break above 2866 with an 8-point trailing stop. Models also indicate going short on a break below 2864 or 2870 or 2880 with an 8-point trailing stop.”
Trading Plan Results/Outcome:
Fri 05/10: Booked a net +18.2 index points in profits on three shorts and two longs
The S&P 500 index broke below the 2864 level at 1:20pm, triggering a short position with an 8-point trailing stop. It broke above the 2866 level around 1:50pm, triggering a long position with an 8-point trailing stop and simultaneously closing the short position for a loss of 2 index points.
The index again broke below the 2864 level at 2:15pm, triggering another short position with an 8-point trailing stop and simultaneously closing the first long position with a loss of 2 index points. It broke above the 2866 level around 2:35pm, triggering a second long position with an 8-point trailing stop while closing the second short position for a loss of 2 index points.
The second long position rode all the way to the take-profit target of 2885 and closed out with a gain of 19 points. The index broke below the 2880 level at 3:35pm, triggering a third short position with an 8-point trailing stop.
The third short position was closed at 3:55pm, as per the “intra-day” mandate of our models for a profit of 5.2 index points.
Thus, the models booked a net profit of +18.2 (-2 -2 -2 +19 +5.2) index points on three shorts and two long positions.
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