Day Breaker Suite
E-Day Trader entry / exit system by Jack F. Cahn, CMT

Trade the state of the art 'Es: EC (euro), eMD (mini mid-cap), QM (mini crude), US (30 year treasury bonds) and YG (mini gold).

Day Breaker Suite
My System is developed to be self-diversified. It is designed to trade two different trading conditions: a successful breakout or a failed breakout. Price levels are determined by a unique calculation of fixed support and resistance zones for the day being traded based on previous day’s range. One aspect of its unique quality is that support and resistance is defined as an area or a zone not a single price level. Day Breaker’s support and resistance zones are fixed for the day as opposed volatility bands (like Bollinger bands) that move with price during the day). The ability to know when there may be an edge to trade the break out or to fade the breakout is a critical issue that most traders come to deal with no mater how they trade. Traditionally action above resistance turns it into support, so a move below that price zone calls the breakout a failure. Alternately, action above resistance that gets a certain amount of carry through labels the break successful and traders go long. Day Breaker has taken this traditional concept into its systems and added a filter called %C, for percent contraction. It is a measure of market condition. It indicates when the market is coiled up like a spring set up for a trend move or break out. It also calls when a trend is extended and coming t an end. In this case on the entries, if prefers to trade the failed breakouts: on the exits, it is telling the trade it take profits.

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