Results of Published Model Entries and Exits for Wednesday 06/05

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. 

 

The trades given below are not reflective of or indicative of any specific outcomes for any specific individual – your exact results would vary widely, depending on the time frame you use – tick chart, 1-min chart, 5-min chart, 15-min chart etc, as well as the quality of the execution of your broker, the stop levels you use based on your risk tolerance and your trading style. 

 

 

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 Wednesday Morning – Medium-Frequency Models

“For today, Wednesday 06/05, our medium-frequency models indicate staying out of the markets.”   

Trading Plan Results/Outcome

Wed 06/05: Stayed out of the market

Past results this month – medium frequency models (hypothetical trades based on the trading plans published before markets open daily):


Trading Plans/Forecast Published Wednesday Morning – Aggressive Intraday Models

“For today, Wednesday 06/05, our aggressive intraday models indicate going long on a break above 2805 or 2820 with an 8-point trailing stop, and going short on a break below 2825 or 2815 or 2802 with a 6-point trailing stop. If the market gaps up or down and these levels are not crossed during the regular session hours, one should NOT be chasing the markets but taking the trades only if/when given.”

Trading Plan Results/Outcome:

Wed 06/05: The aggressive intraday models booked a net +20.99 index points in gains on three longs and three shorts

The index broke below the 2815 level around 9:40am ET, triggering a short with a 6-point trailing stop. The index reached an interim low of 2808.05 around 9:55am, taking the trail stop to 2814.05. The stop was triggered around 10:00am, closing the short with a gain of 0.95 index points. 
 
The index broke below the 2815 level again within the next couple of minutes, triggering a short (#2). The short rode lower to an interim low below 2805 and then broke above the 2805 level, closing the position with a gain of 10.00 index points, and simultaneously opening a long with an 8-point trailing stop. 
 
The long rode higher to above the 2815 level and broke below it around 11:35am, closing the position with a gain of 10.00 index points, and opening a short (#3) simultaneously. 
 
The short reached an interim low of 2811.31 around 12:15pm, taking the trailing stop to 2817.31, which was triggered around 12:25pm and closed the position with a loss of 2.31 index points. 
 
The index broke above the 2820 level around 1:05pm, triggering a long (#2) with an 8-point trailing stop. The long reached an interim high of 2824.72 around 2:15pm, lifting the trailing stop to 2816.72. This stop was triggered around 3:40pm, closing the position with a loss of 3.28 index points. 
 
The index broke above the 2820 level again at 3:43pm (just 2 minutes before the moratorium on opening any new positions), and the models opened a long (#3) with an 8-point trailing stop. Following the intraday protocol, the position was closed at the end of 3:55pm bar, at 2825.63, registering a gain of 5.63 index points. 
 
Thus, the aggressive intraday models registered a total of 20.99 index points in gains (+0.95 +10.00 +10.00 -2.31 -3.28 +5.63) on a total of six trades (three long and three shorts). 

Past results this month – aggressive intraday models (hypothetical trades based on the trading plans published before markets open daily):

NOTE: Remember that a “trailing stop” works differently from the traditional stop-loss order. Please bear in mind that the trailing stop’s trigger level would keep changing throughout the session (click here to read on the conceptual workings of a trailing-stop).

 

 

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