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A small move in the right direction, we’re now up by a total of 3%.
I won’t break this down into broker costs as I think you’ve got the idea of broker costs now. Also, I will only show the percentage gain as a whole number (rather than its actual of 3.74%, as we have trades open and therefore the percentage is a snapshot).
The S&P 500 is at a trading range turning point. From here the S&P is statistically more likely to go down and stay within the price range of the last few weeks.
Reflected, to some degree, in individual shares within the S&P. And here’s the dilemma. We have to be patient and wait for the next move to show itself before we commit.
Fake moves may also occur that dummy one way and go another. Part of the joy of trading.
80% of trading range moves will stay within the trading range. Therefore, statistically, we favour a down move at this point. However, a breakout of the range and a move up is a probability. A 40% to 50% probability.
Price action technique will guide us as to the next move as it develops.
For those not familiar with charts in different time frames, this can be odd. The 5-minute chart immediately above is the S&P price movement throughout a single day shown in 5-minute bars. In other words, the chart immediately above is the price movement within the very last, rather small, bar of the top chart above.
We made money from the market going down. I’m not saying from this that I’m favouring the S&P market going down, just that for that part of the day we had a 60% chance of the market dropping. So we took it. Our exit was (in this time frame) at a significant support level.
You will notice from the chart above that after we took the trade we dropped to, what I would call, a minor support level. We were in profit, and then the market turned back up again.
A swing is something an inexperienced trader finds hard to manage. An inexperienced trader jumps ship too soon. Our target was major support. However, we had to see our profits build – go back to zero – and then build again, as we roller coaster our way to our target exit point.
Today the Soca Warriors Online is celebrating its ten year anniversary‏ since its inception as an official domain (socawarriors.net), and we would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our readers and followers for their continued support.
The SWO as it is also known is an internet website dedicated to fans of Trinidad and Tobago football. It came off the ground in 1998, but was not an official domain until July 27th 2001.
Incidentally, on July 27th 2001 Trinidad and Tobago commemorated the 11th anniversary of the Coup attempt where 114 members of the Jamaat al Muslimeen attempted to over throw the government of Trinidad and Tobago.
The SWO was founded by Inshan Mohammed (a.k.a. Flex), a man with a burning desire to display his love and support for his country, people and football team. In 1991 Mohammed, 17, left most of his beloved family and friends in Trinidad & Tobago to start a new life with his mother and two brothers in Colorado.
As he left T&T’s shores for the United States he felt his world had come to an end. "It was the worst feeling I've ever had leaving T&T. Some of my family and friends I left behind and everything I had known seemed lost and I felt as if I had nothing more to look forward to."
“Living in Colorado at the time was very hard. I could not settle in so I decided to try my luck in New York, and to this day I am still based in the Big Apple."
New York however didn't ease the pain as Mohammed still felt home sick. Soon though he decided to channeled those feeling toward developing a ground breaking idea. He was able to merge his love and passion for his country and football and made a monumental contribution to the people of T&T.
Mohammed said: "If you live abroad and can’t go to T&T, then I’ll bring T&T to you."
So said, so done, the SWO was born and quickly grew as there was a shortage of information on Trinidad and Tobago Football at the time. It became a home for many other homesick T&T nationals.
The SWO had grown so rapidly in its first two years that the server had crashed while still being hosted by Homestead, a free online website builder. "I didn't anticipate that it would grow so fast, added Mohammed."
In 2001, the SWO founder threatened to close up shop as the expenses to maintain the website were quite exorbitant. "We needed a bigger server to host the thousands of online supporters that flocked to visit the SWO,” Mohammed continued.
The SWO which quickly became a house hold name among T&T football enthusiasts was heading for disaster. However, there was a silver lining behind the dark cloud that threatened to close down the Website. This silver lining came in the form of a SWO member who goes by the name Nigel Myers (a.k.a. Tallman).
Nigel is one of the few T&T football supporters who never misses a game and travels all over the globe to support the Soca Warriors team. He also possesses an uncanny ability to remember most things related to T&T football, an attribute many fact seekers on the Website’s forum benefit from and are amazed by.
The dreadlocked T&T die-hard, standing over 6 feet decided to step forward and cover all expenses in order to keep the SWO going strong. "Nah man Flex, the SWO is too informative to just give up on,” stated Myers.
Today, Myers continues to be a major financier to SWO, however the contributions of some sponsors have eased the strain on his pockets a bit. He is also still much involved in everything the SWO has to offer and is quite instrumental in its development.
The Website boasts of having thousands of supporters throughout the world from countries such as U.S, Canada, Haiti, Jamaica, U.K, Sweden, Brazil, Italy, Barbados, St Lucia, Turkey, Spain, Australia, Nigeria, South Africa, Scotland, Belgium, Argentina, Venezuela, Guyana, Honduras, Panama, Guatemala, Mexico, Colombia, Holland, and even as far as Bahrain.
The SWO has also been featured on BBC Sports, the T&T Express through former free-lancer Lasana Liburd and the TTFF and T&T Guardian websites respectively via press officer Shaun Fuentes. Other websites also made note of it such as; ESPN, Reggaeboyzsc, mlsnet, rsssf, Galavision, PA-Sport, Wikipedia, ttproleague and soccernet among many more. In fact everything that surrounds T&T football today is linked to the SWO.
The SWO offers many engaging features, from a comprehensive T&T football database, video footage, SSFL coverage, live chat, live games, a shop for unofficial supporters items, a massive forum that covers everything T&T, the world and more, a photo section, free e-mail service, among many other things.
You can follow us on facebook, twitter and Wikio, and to top it off you can enjoy reading news in over 35 different languages.
The SWO is not in anyway affiliated with the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF), but does however have two sister websites in T&T Football History and TheWarriorNation.com.
The SWO forum is considered the 2nd biggest and most popular in the whole of CONCACAF region, the first being bigsoccer.com.
The members there are also unique and share a brotherhood, from Damian "Touches" Joseph's exciting game