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Frequently Asked Questions
For
Winning Edge Day Trading Signals
1.
What should my account size be to trade your Day Trading Signals
on the S&P Big?
2. What should my account
size be in order to trade your Day Trading Signals on the
E-Mini?
3. What is your draw down for Day Trading Signals?
4. How do I get my Day Trading Signals?
5. Do I place the Day Trading trades as a MIT or as
a LIMIT to my broker?
6. Can we trade both Day Trading Signals and Swing
Trading Signals for E-Mini?
7. Do you advise about the target profit and
protective stop?
8. On your example you show a sell of
1194.20/1195.20 at which price do I place my order at?
9. According to your sample you have only 2 signals
for trading but sometimes there are 3 or more trades?
10. Do you accept managed
accounts and are you willing to trade on our behalf?
1.
What must my account size be to trade your Day Trading Signals
on the S&P Big?
To trade Day Trading Signals
a typical Day Trading Big S&P margin should be
enough which is about $10,000 to $15,000. Since the protective
stops we utilize in
our Day Trading Signals are just about 2 points per trade
therefore you should not
experience a maximum of 1,500 for 6 points in a single day.
2.
What should my account size be in order to trade your Day
Trading Signals on the E-Mini?
To trade on the E-mini you should have an
account size for about $3,000.
3.
What is your draw down for Day Trading Signals?
The web page for Day Trading Signals provides two signals, a buy
and a sell. There is also a possibility that in a day we may
trade a signal (Key Point) up to 2 or 3 times. Therefore, a logical
maximum draw down would be 3 (trades) X 2 (signals) X 2 (points
for protective stops) equal to 12 points. However, according to
past performance of Day Trading Signals the maximum draw down
per day has been 3-4 points.
4. How
do I get my Day Trading Signals?
Day Trading signals could be obtained by accessing the web
site with your user id and password every day just few minutes
after market opens at 9:30 AM EST. For a sample signal click here.
Winning Edge Day Trading Sample Signal . Each e-mail
provides a buy and sell signal and is accompanied by a
protective stop and an initial profit target.
5. Do I place the
Day Trading trades as a MIT or as a LIMIT to my broker?
The Day Trading Signal should be executed as market orders.
However a subscriber may place them as Limit order or MIT
(Market If Touched). By
doing so one may need to
adjust his protective stop accordingly. Some more information
about this has been provided in the General Guidelines
6. Can
we trade both Day Trading Signals and Swing Trading Signals for
E-Mini?
Yes both Day and Swing Trading Signals may be traded for
E-Mini.
7. Do
you advise about the target profit and protective stop?
As posted on the sample of Day Trading Signals we usually
place 2 point stops from
our entry price level. We also identify initial profit targets
in our Day Trading Signals
E-mail.
Click here to see the
Winning Edge Day Trading Sample Signal
Please note that we do not necessarily exit our trade at the
projected initial profit target. After entering the trade, we
exit our trades according to the
General Guidelines for a maximum profit.
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8.
On your example you show a sell of
1194.20/1195.20 at which price do I place my order at?
As the market hits the lowerr number in the sell signal, we
place or order. To increase your performance, you look for
confirmation before placing your order. The General Guidelines
provide some means of confirmations. We could also provide you a
proprietary indicator for confirmation too. Note that the posted
performance does not consider any confirmations for the signals. However you may place a Limit or MIT order as well but one
should note that
the performance of the Winning Edge Day Trading Signals are not
based on Limit order.
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9.
According to your sample you have only 2 signals for trading but
sometimes there are 3 or more trades?
Subscribers may trade a buy or sell signal more than once as
long as the buy or sell
Key Point has not been violated. Therefore for a buy signal we
may have 2 long trades. We may have bought once than exited with
profits. Then when the market reaches the key point we buy
again. Detailed information has been provided in the General
Guidelines for subscribers.
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10.
Do you accept managed accounts and are you willing to trade on
our behalf?
No. We will not accept managed accounts and we will not
trade on a student's or subscriber's behalf.
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