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In a message dated 07/15/2000 6:55:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
anthmaas@xxxxxxxxx writes:
<< - Why is there so much negativeness in many mailings?
- Are the members of Group 1 the only ones having some kind of SIGNALing
system
- If not, then why don't the other -bragging/know it all- repliers in
Group 2 start posting
their system signals?
- Better, why isn't anyone else on the List posting his/her's signals? >>
I don't know exactly in which group I should put myself but I Will try to
answer your question.
- I guess it's is difficult to be positive with some affirmative statements
when it's obvious that basic research has not been done thoroughly.
- A lot of people have Signaling systems but some have learned that good
signals is only a part of making money on the markets. Risk Control and
position sizing are at least as much important. Without indication of those
components of the trading strategy a signal is worthless.
- I will post the signals of our system on this list but I want to make clear
that I am not looking for clients (as a matter of fact I am rather looking
for traders with good systems). I mostly work for Institutions or few HNWI.
For Sundat night, we have a signal to SELL 7 September J-Yen at . 9374 for a
$400,000 portfolio (I choosed this portfolio size because it makes a round
number of contracts, I think that there is now a J-Yen e-Mini) with a stop at
.9602. We trade indifferently day or night session.
To answer to those that may think that I may have a liquidity problem during
the night if I have to unwind (on a stop) a substancial position, in such a
case I trade the cash and work the future the followin(s) day. This ism
usually not an issue on the J-Yen but may be one for instance on the Aussie.
Unless we are stopped, I will post the exit signal on this list BEFORE we
trade it.
I hope this may be of some interest .
Jean Jacques.
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