43 Trades:
18 US500 + 236 BPS.
19 UK100 + 188 BPS.
6 US 30 + 16 BPS.21 long trades + 211 BPS.
22 short trades + 229 BPS.
36 intra-day trades + 125 BPS.
7 multi-day trades + 315 BPS.
22 short trades + 229 BPS.
36 intra-day trades + 125 BPS.
7 multi-day trades + 315 BPS.
Total trades net + 440 BPS.
Return on account for the week + 10.78 % net.
Return on account for the week + 10.78 % net.
P:L ratio 383:1.
Days traded: 5.
Longest trade duration: 19 days.
Shortest trade duration: < 1 min.
(All PNL expressed in basis points for the purpose of comparison.)
A volatile week on the equity markets.
Days traded: 5.
Longest trade duration: 19 days.
Shortest trade duration: < 1 min.
(All PNL expressed in basis points for the purpose of comparison.)
Thoughts
A volatile week on the equity markets.
The FTSE broke below 7000 briefly.
I made some poor trades, but still well above my 2.5 % weekly bench mark.
Looking forward to more opportunities next week.
Away from the markets, this weekend we mark the twentieth anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.
I remember that day vividly, I first heard about the plane crashing into the Trade Centre from a post on a trading forum, but initially, it was reported to be a light aircraft.
Of course, as events unfolded, the picture became more and more horrific.
I remember going to the pub that night, and finding it difficult to process everything that had happened earlier that day. Having worked (and lived in) the City of London, it somehow felt very close, I had spent time working at Merrill Lynch, a US broker/investment bank.
I watched the TV coverage of the memorial ceremonies, and some of the original TV pictures this weekend. It brought it all back.
In many ways, it was the day the world changed.
Stay disciplined.
Stay focussed.
Stay humble.
Stay focussed.
Stay humble.
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