We all strive for success in trading, and today’s trades offered a valuable lesson in trusting the process with the Polar R Squared Trading System.
Last night, we encountered a unique situation where one equity market signaled long while another signaled short. Specifically, the Nasdaq generated a long signal, and the Russell produced a short signal. Understandably, this led to confusion, with many wondering how one market could be long while the other was short. Don’t all equity markets move together?
My response is simple: trust the process and take every trade. Picking and choosing trades within a system can undermine its potential. The key to realizing the full benefits of any trading system is to take every trade and avoid overthinking. It is crucial to trade the exact symbols in the exact direction as indicated and use the exact stop loss, then leave it alone.
The outcome of today’s trades was a testament to this approach. The Nasdaq rose, resulting in a profitable long trade, while the Russell declined, yielding a profitable short trade. Both trades were successful. Trying to outthink the process or substituting symbols could have led to less favorable results.
Following this straightforward, yet challenging, process requires discipline and trust. S&P newsletter subscribers gain access to the S&P, Russell, and Nasdaq Polar R Squared trades. However, if you prefer not to handle the intricacies yourself, you can sign up for our autotrading service, where we manage trades across 17 different futures markets.
By adhering to the trades and maintaining risk control, our live autotrading accounts achieved a high-water mark for 2024 today, and also reaching an all-time high since inception.
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Disclaimer:
Trading commodity futures involves a substantial risk of loss.
Past performances are not necessarily indicative of future results.
Sincerely,
Shane Smoleny
Founder WolfTrader Futures
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