Price Action Trading

Live Trade Walkthrough Of A Failed Second Entry Long

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This is another live trade sent to me by Juan. I went through and narrated it explaining the trade in more details so that everyone can understand what is transpiring with this trade. This was an excellent chart read and was one of the shorts I marked on yesterday’s chart lesson (08-17-2020).

This was a failed second entry long that set up a nice short. There is no runner, as prices came back and stopped out Juan’s runner at breakeven plus 1 tick, so he still makes a single tick on the final runner. You can still make a profit on a single tick in the ES and this is one of the reasons I like trading the ES.

The ES is one of the few markets where you can actually scalp a single tick and still make a profit after paying your commissions. The profit to cost ratio is better in the ES than most any other market. When you combine that fact with very little slippage, this is why most professionals trade this market.

Thanks to Juan for sharing another great trade. He seems to have the failures down rather well. Hopefully you can learn something from this trade example.

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Live Trade Example of A Failed Second Entry Long.

12 thoughts on “Live Trade Walkthrough Of A Failed Second Entry Long”

  1. I am not able to watch the video. “Video unavailable This video is private.” If this post is posted, we know I am logged in.

    1. I tested it and it works with no issues with my two test accounts? If you are certain you are logged in and still can’t watch it, send me an email and we can look into it.

  2. Yeah I can’t view the video either. We just need to be patient I’m sure Mack has gotten a few emails about this by now. He’ll fix it in due time.

  3. Failed second entry occurs because price couldn’t broke 2 ticks above the green signal bar’s high? If so, under what other circumstances will failed entries happen?
    Thanks 🙂

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