Trading More Than One Market
Some days, the market just doesn’t go your way. That’s why it’s helpful to be able to trade more than one type of contract.
I shorted the TY (10 Year Note) and got stopped out, then moved over to the MNQ (Micro Nasdaq).
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when u trade a10 minute chart on anything what is your stop at 5 , 10 15 ticks what?
It depends on what contract I’m trading – I typically do it by max loss in dollars instead of ticks.