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Steve
I have tons of Detroit stories. I've been off line for a couple of days
with food poisoning and still feel like crapola. My better half has me
drinking Gatorade as she says my electrolytes are screwed up (whatever they
are). I've never spent so much time in bed since my quad-bypass. Haven't
eaten for five days now and she says I'm looking good <G>. Anyway, we were
short for 3 days and reversed. Did add to the position through brilliant
work, insofar as that goes. At least that's the story my brother would like
to broadcast. The real facts were, he was late coming back from his 4,500
yard morning swim (I know, he's the sick one) and was late putting the
orders in. Bought in when the market was down over 100 points. I think he
told me something about Dec S&P futures @1320 but I don't remember (like I
said, I been sick). Anyway, he likes to remind me that the orders I put in
were executed @1329.25 (Sept) while his were 20 points or so better. If I
felt better I'd tell him exactly where to stuff that order sheet.
Regards
Guy
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Steve Karnish
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 7:06 PM
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: S&P 500 (follow-up to 8/17 post)
List,
Tomorrow, on the opening, I'm closing two short positions in the Sept. S&P
contract (1347.50;1366.25) and going long one. This will boost my track
record, in this market, to 17/2 (won/loss) since Jan.1. I trade
mechanically, with no stops, and I'm always in a position. I break a
sacred cardinal rule by averaging positions. My style is not for many
traders, but few traders have been exposed to something as dangerous as
growing up in Detroit (unless you're Guy Tann and I think he reversed
today).
Steve Karnish
Cedar Creek Trading
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