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Platinum PartnerTedh98 posted an update a year ago
SAK was mixed at EOD for SPY. The two higher timeframes were indicating calls while the two lower ones were for puts. Following HT’s lead, went with a small position for GG calls.
1 CommentSo I’m glad I went small on GG. I sold just a little after open for a loss but didn’t get out with nice profits like others. I took Calls on FXI based on the SAK-2 signal and got creamed. That signal has historically been good for calls, so I guess it was time for it to take a loss.
Tedh98 posted an update a year ago
I currently have one solid SAK SPY timeframe/signal and that is for Puts. So for 12/6/22, I didn’t see that put signal and all timeframes seem to be pointing towards Calls.
For GG, I took 399 Calls shortly after the alert and at the bottom of the 2 minute cycle. I sold for 21.68% at the top of the cycle. I started back in on 400 calls…
So SAK and GG didn’t work out. With the win at EOD and the loss overnight, make 6% overall. I did get a 50% win on overnight FXI calls though. SAK is now at 4 -1 on SPY.
Tedh98 posted an update a year ago
a year ago (edited)
So I have been trying to apply the SAK system to SPY. The problem is that I don’t see the same kind of set-ups for SPY that I do in FXI. So I’m been looking at 4 different time periods near the end of day trying to get a better read on things. I spent some time over the weekend reviewing things and have definitely found a few set-ups that…
Tedh98 posted an update a year ago
The big GG win on SPY puts got me on my FXI play. I took the loss on the FXI calls at open to have it run back up. Holding would have gotten me a 40-50% win instead of a big loss.
Tedh98 posted an update a year ago
Awesome!
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