3/9/2010 4:26:46 PM

TrendProphecy  Professional DayTrading - Example


To get a better understanding of the potential and how to use TrendProphecy for Day Trading we show a part of an actual trading day, February 18th. 2009, Trend Trading the SP 500 Index. The Profit is without deduction of Trading fee. The shown trading Methods are only meant as examples that should give you inspiration to shape your trading strategy to suit your personal trading habits. These examples also illustrates that everything is not lost even if you get caught in a position and start loosing money. Just follow the signal and change position with it, and you will find that almost all the time you will return into a positive trading profit. By following the Trend Signal closely a very experienced trader should be able to execute the optimal exit trade almost every time.

As the examples shows, TrendProphecy has Tremendous Upside Potential with a Limited Downside.

Exchange Data:        Price Graph with Sound Alert On:
TrendProphecy Trend Trading Example  2/18/09 from the trading start to 12:01:19.

As it shows there have been two Short positions (Red Graph), two Long positions (Cyan Graph) and Alert have been called five times (Yellow Horizontal Line).

The Grid to the left shows the prices received from the Exchange, which TrendProphecy use to calculate the Entry and Alert points during the day.
Each position shows the profit for One E-Mini Contract where 1 point = US$ 50.  TrendProphecy Trend Trading Info GridTrade Info Grid:
The Short position taken 4:10:22 had Max Profit Potential at 4.50 points or $ 225.00.
The Long position taken 5:24:41 had Max Profit Potential at 7.75 points or $ 387.50.
The Short position taken 9:31:09 had Max Profit Potential at 13.25 points or $ 662.50.
The Long position taken 10:31:50 had Max Profit Potential at 6.50 points or $ 325.00
and went even 2 points higher before the Trend Changed to a short.
Below we show in more details what could have been done both as a Scalp Trader and a more Conservative trader by analyzing the last 3 Alert Signals, which were called during the trading until to Noon.

9:10:45 the Alert is shown on the Graph Display, a '*' (Asterisk) is placed after the Timestamp, and a yellow line starts to be drawn. These visual alerts together with an audio alert will stay on until the Trend again becomes Stable.

At this time the Max Profit has been at 7.75 points, and the actual current profit (Last Profit column) is 5.25 point. If the position still is open the Trader should close the position here and wait until there either is a Trend Change or until the Trend again is Stable.
Day Trading Example

The Scalp Trader can use the Trend Unstable Signal to take a Short position against the Main Trend (Long), which is still active. Remember an Alert is not the same as a confirmed Trend Change.

 9:31:09 The Trend now Change to Short and the Alert go back to - see also the Trade Info Grid above. The Scalp Trader as well as the Conservative trader should now enter the new trend trade.
Index Trading Graph

The Short position @ 791.50 keeps the Trend Stable signal until 10:20:49.
At this time the Max Profit has been as high as 13.25 points, and the actual current profit is 8.75 point.  If the position still is open the Trader should close the position here and wait until there either is a Trend Change or until the Trend again is Stable.

Again the Scalp Trader can use the Trend Unstable Signal to take a Long position against the Main Trend (Short), which is still active.
Emini Futures Online Trading

10:31:50 The Trend Change to Long @ 786.25 and Alert goes back to Trend Stable. The Scalp Trader as well as the Conservative trader should now enter the new trend trade.

The Long position keeps the Trend Stable signal until 10:56:31. At this time the Max Profit already has been 1.75 points, and the actual current profit is - 3.25 point! If the position is still open and no profit has been taken, the Conservative trader can close with a loss but more correct wait for a Trend Change as the Main Trend still is Long.
emini Scalp Trading graph

The Scalp Trader which should have taken profit already (Max Profit1.75) and Wait for either a new confirmed Trend or a Trend Stable to enter again, can also chose to go short against the Long Main Trend which is still active. A short position turns out to have a 1 point Max Profit. 11:10:51 the Trend return to be Stable, and the Scalp Trader should go long again if he has stopped or is short. The Max Profit goes on to reach 8.50 points around noon.
SP 500 Trend Trading Graph