Justin's Playground

The first trade of June. It's a quick, warming up trading based on VWAP. I will have more later. I'd like to trade more aggressively from this month, otherwise it will take a million years before I can pass the Lucid eval....

Hi Justin,
Nice Trade looks good Structurally

Fair enough. MAs are not aligned 'neatly' and therefore the market is choppy. Done for the day.

Considering the current alignments of MAs, it's too early to say it's bullish I guess.............

If it continues to go under the VWAP, I will consider sell trading.......

Took less due to the slippage but anyway.... Perhaps done for the Asian session. Bouncing strongly from $4500.....

Where could be the final targets sellers want to visit.....?

Bias is becoming bearish... I may find some sell opportunities tomorrow...

MAs are aligned to become bearish from 1M to 4H...... No brainer.

A quick scalping in Asian session.... Need to watch the market further to see how it develops.....

One more when it crosses the VWAP. Quickly grabbed the money on the table and ran. Done for the Asian session.

If it bounces back down from $4500, I will try to test the bottom low.....

BE (small loss due to slippage) so far... Premature entry without VWAP confirmation. Watching next oppotunity.....

Second trade right after $4500 rejection again. Momentum is weak. Done for the Asian session. I am tired and going to bed.

It looks bears were looking for liquidity..... Bias turns back to bearish. I will looking for sell opportunities tomorrow.

One BE trade. That's ok. It's clearly bearish now and I can take another opportunity whenever it has some pull-back. No brainer.

Two more trades: One BE + one Win. Perhaps done for day and week.

Market is not very easy to trade at the moment.... Perhaps, better have a day off...?

One loss trading. Market is bloody choppy and not tradeable. Done for the day.

I think I better skip this whole week and come back next week. Price is already too much stretched from the major MAs. I usually lose money in such market conditions. As Sun Tzu's The Art of War teaches, sometimes run away is the best policy....