July 8th Weekly Summary - Real Money Account Profit $2,096 - Sim Account Profit $1,120

The Week in Review

Real Money Account

We entered the week holding a Long trade based on the 4th of July Holiday Long trade.
This trade closed out on Monday with a nice profit.

Monday & Tuesday trading hours were shortened due to the 4th of July holiday.
I closed out the Holiday trade on Monday, did not trade on Tuesday and went back to our day trading methods on Wednesday.

The volume is typically very low around thee holidays and we need to be very careful when trading.
Sometimes it is better to take the day off.

The profit target for last week was $300 per day.
Our total profit for the week was $2,096 for an average daily profit of  $524 per day.
This is our most profitable week so far.
We exceeded our daily target of $300 so will increase this to $350 for next week.

Real Money Account Charts

On track with meeting our targets and the equity growth.
The Rate of Return is now up to 35%.
























Bonds Trading Day of the Month (TDOM) Simulation Trading

The Bonds were not good to us this week.
We had only one trade for a loss of  $1,594.
YTD we are still in profit, but there is a big nose dive in the chart from two big losses in a row.




S&P 500 E-mini Sim Account
There was limited activity in the Sim account this week due to the management of the Real Money account and the reduced trading days and hours.
We had a profit of  $1,120.

Sim Account Chart






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