10. 19. 22 As you know, I spend a lot of time looking add more than one time frame, but you have to do more than just look. While there would have been a profitable trade for me, and it would have a good reward for the risk, sometimes you have to step back a little bit because there are times when you should probably stay longer because of the profit potential, even though you could end up being stopped out of the market. If you Had two contracts, you might have made 10 to $14,000 on each contract, and you might close out of one and hold the other contract and let it run for a while. It can be a struggle doing this, but this is 10, 20 or more baggers which can be immensely profitable. There is nothing better been getting into a trade, it goes significantly in your Direction.... and then keeps on going. BUT You might have to keep the stop near your entry price. You certainly do not always have to do this, but sure are some trades like this that can give you a phenomenal reward.... and have dramatically more probability of happening then playing a lotto. If you enter this market and each contract went up $14,000 Tom and you scale out of one of the contracts, and you let you're stopped when the remaining contract A break even stop... this is the kind of marketing could give you a Six-figure return without too much trouble... with a break even stop. The one thing I like about this market is that its support line is still holding up. If this market starts moving higher, there may be a lot of sellers still hanging on who will have their stops trigger, and will be buyers to close their shorts.... driving the market higher. There are never guarantees. However, if you only want open dollar draw downs and then you're out.... this isn't going to work. These kinds of trades need to have room, not clothes trailing stops.