June 24th Weekly Summary - Real Money Account Profit $1,600 - Sim Account Loss $1,371.

Week in Review

Real Money Account
Was a very good week despite, or because of a couple of Plan B executions.
The Real Money Account did very well with a profit of $1,600, and an average of $320 per day.
Next week we will up the target to $300 per day.
This is again an acceleration of our original plan to transition from Simulation to Real trading.
Not sure how much trading I will do next week.
We have movers coming on Monday to pack and load out our stuff.
Then we are going to visit some friends in the South of Spain for a few days before landing on our daughters doorstep in the UK.
There is a special trade next week that I may take instead of my regular day trading.
We will see how things work out.

Bonds Simulation Trading

Not a real busy week with the Bonds.
We made a profit of $278 for the week.
We are long 1 contract going into next week.

S&P 500 E-mini Sim Account
The Sim Account was a little different story, we lost 1,371 dollars on the week and are stuck in a long trade working Plan B.
This is not something we would want to be doing in the Real Account and need to learn how to avoid this.
That is why we simulation trade.

Real Money Account Charts

 We broke the $10,000 growth hurdle this week.
The last $5,000 took about half the time as the first $5,000.
Let's see if we can get to $20,000 in less than half the time it took to get to $10,000.






















The chart below shows the daily targets growth plan.
We are now at $300 per day.
The goal is to be at $850 per day by the end of the year.


















Sim Account Charts

A bit of a set back in the Sim Account this week.
We lost $1,371 and ended the week in a long trade holding 37 contracts.
We will continue to work our way out of that trade.
All goes well we should recover this weeks losses and get the Sim Account back on track.

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