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    I take that DPP means Daily Pivot Point? Thanks very much in advance.

    I take that DPP means Daily Pivot Point? Thanks in advance



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    Quote Originally Posted by hgsfan View Post
    I take that DPP means Daily Pivot Point? Thanks in advance
    Yes, that's correct.
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    Price chops on D (aily) R (resistance) 1

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    Again, in the for what it is worth department.

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    a nice day in Robot history, IWM heads toward DR2

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    Resistance at DR2

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    Quote Originally Posted by nickola.pazderic View Post
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    Resistance at DR2
    Most important for the trading plan is the easy passing at the first speed bump, weekly pivot (73.28). We now have gained one more support and can relax as long as it holds.
    Billy

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    good to know that

    I spent a pretty good sum on TVIX insurance, but it has made the ride more relaxing. Nothing like watching the market move in your favor.

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    Hi Nickola,

    May I ask why you hedge trades ? I don't see the benifit of hedging for individual traders like us. My understanding of hedging is it's something funds do because they can't get in or out of positions as easy as we do. I find that if a trade is position sized objectivly then the trade is as relaxing as possible without the need for adding complexity by hedging.

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