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Ten Year Note 11/15/07

I have had a Long position on since yesterday using a mechanical system to trade the 10 year note  TYZ07.   Base upon my mechanical trade in the TYZ07 based upon 60 min candles.  This morning the TY gapped up and I received an Exit signal at 111′30.  The uptrend has continued so far this morning and I will now wait for another long signal as the 34 ema is in an uptrend.  I will be on the sidelines for now and wait for the market to come to me.  It is tempting to short the doubletop on the 60 min candles but I will let my system work, not be emotionally pulled into a trade.   As a successful trader, one has to trade his plan bases upon the variables he has set.  Well let see what the market brings us

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Posted on Thursday, November 15th, 2007 at 10:35 am In
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