WRES Trade on Apr 26, 2012 10:33 from ckz_paper: Tradervue User Stock Trades.

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PAPER TRADE (LOSS)

  • Setup: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Daily Range Break
  • Entry: --------------------------------------------------------------------- $3.01
  • Shares: ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1000
  • Stop: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- $2.95
  • T1: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- $3.20
  • T2: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- $3.38
  • Reward:Risk Ratio (T1): -------------------------------------------- 3.16:1
  • Exit: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- $3.01
  • Profit/(Loss) With Commission: -------------------------------- ($13.00)

  • Details:
    Daily range breakout, 1000 shares. My buy in WRES was based on it breaking the 20dma on the daily while simultaneously coming out of a range on the daily, and a strong volume push on the intraday. I was hoping for a much larger push but the daily volume was a little weak. I also managed my stop poorly on this trade. When I bought at $3.01 I had a target of $3.20 or so and a stop of $2.95, giving me a 3.16:1 reward to risk ratio, but after it started to move I moved my stop up to the buy price since I had to go away from my desk for a while (and that's probably what I would have done in real life). I should have given it one extra penny though since the stock was trading in a 3 cent range between $3.01 and $3.04. I stopped around 11:55am when my stop triggered. Had I managed the stop better I could have sold this at $3.07 for a 60 dollar gain or held it overnight since it closed strong and could possibly run more tomorrow. Overall I give it a B-.


Execution detail:

Date/time Symbol Side Price Position
2012-04-26 10:33:23 WRES buy $3.010 long
2012-04-26 11:56:36 WRES sell $3.010 0


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