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REVEALED! What You Should Know About A Simple but Powerfully Overlooked Method Of Day Trading Entries and Exits That Has The Highest Probability Of Being Profitable (While Minimizing Your Risk And Capital Exposure! ) “IT REALLY WORKS!!!!!”
RUSSEL 2000 EMINI TF CONTRACT The Trendway II Day Trading System very successfully trades many contracts—especially the Russell 2000 Emini TF contract.
COMPARING EMINI ES S&P & RUSSELL 2000 EMINI TF CONTRACT RESULTS.
It’s taken awhile to backcheck the day trading results of trading the Russell 2000 emini TF contract. Have only been able to go back to June of this year (good old Esignal and their intraday data restrictions). There are a total of over 1000 trades so that should give a good indication of the efficacy of the results.
At the present I have only been showing the ES day trading results on the SpBankbook web site using the Trendway Day Trading System. I am now able to show the results of trading the TF contract using the exact same trading rules.
As of Dec 31/10
The ES shows results for 16 months while the TF shows only for 7 months, but the average monthly return is heavily in favor of trading the TF contract. Also, the ES contract shows the last 3 months as losing months while the TF contract shows positive results for those same months.
All results shown are the result of using the Fixed Fractional Position Sizing Calculator (built-into the spreadsheet). In this way, as you are winning, you are increasing your contracts per trade and reducing them while in a drawdown phase.
The Russell 2000 TF contract is a smoother developing contract and is more amenable to a trend following system than is the ES.
As the value of a point is $50 for the ES and $100 for the TF, it is necessary to start with a larger initial starting equity - $10,000 for the ES and $25,000 for the TF. In this way you can control the maximum loss per contract on your losing trades – in this case it is 4% of your starting equity. (To lose 50% of your starting equity you would have to lose 12 trades in a row).
As an aside, the TF net results after 7 months ($110,860) are larger than those evidenced by the 16 months trading of the ES contract ($93,250).
CHANGING FROM ES TO TF
Day trading the S&P Emini (ES) contract has always been the favorite medium for traders. It is the 800 lb gorilla in the room and trades more than double all other emini contracts combined. Unfortunately the reason for this is very detrimental for those who use trending trading methods - which most of us utilize. Volume does not always mean superiority of profit potential.
Using the term “efficient market” would definitely rate the ES as most efficient = least profitable to trade, because of that. It spends more time going sideways in consolidation patterns and/or pulling back inside directional periods (back & fill) than any other emini index symbols. Why? Because of professional-level players working with big orders that have absolutely nothing to do with accumulation or distribution patterns. A lot of big money positions trade inside the ES with absolutely no regard to direction. Also, “blackbox” computer programs exist solely for the scalping sideways market movements. It is the most congested emini symbol with the least amount of straight-line price movement on a consistent basis.
On the other hand, the most dynamic emini index future of all is the Russell 2000 (TF) contract. Based on small-cap stocks, it is the leading indicator to where all other index markets usually head – including the S&P 500. Has been for years and will probably continue to be for the ultimate future. The TF is considerably smoother and more directional than any other emini contract
Big ES players purposely push through recent highs or lows right before immediate reversals are planned. Trying to play that pattern every time will result in stopped out trades when in fact those moves are bona fide directional breaks instead of trap reversals. Russell 2000 emini markets are not gamed by the big players, trapping retail traders on the wrong side ahead of planned surge moves. Ergo, TF trades purer and more directional than ES. Less directional guesswork is involved.
For those of us who like trendy, directional and dynamic price action, the TF futures contracts fits that bill to a “T”.
Our goal here is to present to you this one solid benefit: “A simple and straightforward method of market entry and exit that has the highest probability of being profitable while minimizing the risk and capital exposed, allowing for maximum effectiveness in trading.” This E-mini TF day trading system is an extremely powerful system for capturing high probability moves by allowing you to enter a trade early for a quick profit and target exits for maximum profits.
This is a very easy e-mini TF day trading strategy that has a very high percentage of winning trades. Over 1000 trades with 76% being profitable. The Russell 2000 e-mini TF contract was chosen over the s&p emini contract because although it mirrors the ES emini contract it is a much smoother moving contract, it doesn’t have the same highly volatile intraday moves and the value is $100 per point rather than $50 for the emini s&p contract.
There has been only one losing month over the last 13 months of posted results.
This is a real systematic plan of action with an impressive track record. To take full advantage of its potential, you must have the discipline to follow the rules; the patience to wait for a setup; and, a strong desire to succeed by taking the time to master its subtleties.
Time to ride a winning horse.
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