Here’s a quick review of this week’s Nasdaq Emini results trading the HVMM for the week, using the 2 point range bar. Just as a side note, the 1 point range bar was also, gave very strong winning results but we’ll focus on the slower, easier to trade 2 point range bar with this post.
This week ended very nicely on very few trades. By week’s end, with a power of quitting, two wins and positive goal setting approach, we had 14 total trades, beginning at 8:30 CST (exchange time). We had 10 winners and a few losers for a great win-loss ratio. We ran into a few data problems with TradeStation on Thursday so we had to quit early but we scooped up one win, so no complaints here. Here are the results (each trade is 7 points):
- Monday; 2 wins and 1 loss
- Tuesday; 2 wins
- Wed; 3 wins and 2 losses
- Thursday; 1 win
- Friday; 2 wins and 1 loss
- +30 points on the week.
Trading the 2 point rangebar chart is a personal favorite because for more advanced traders, it is slow enough to be able to handle another market and for newer traders, it’s great because trading is very controlled and limited.
The beauty of the High Velocity Market Master is that rangebars along with volume and tick are all compatible so as you advance in your proficiency, you can change it up to accommodate different markets. It’s versatile, flexible and allows you to grow as a trader – which is so key if you’re looking to invest in a trading system.
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