What is the “One Good Trade” blog
The "One Good Trade" blog demonstrates my thought process before a trade setup, how it was executed, and why it succeeded (or failed). Though I intend to write every day, there may be some days when I have to travel or have bad trading days.
"One Good Trade" is chosen among several trades during a trading day. It might involve trading U.S. Stocks or @ES, @NQ, @GC (Emini Futures contracts).
As I sharpen my thoughts while writing this blog post, I shall gain more clarity and knowledge from it than anyone else. Even though I've been trading for 28 years (futures for 23 years), I'm still a student and am learning daily.
What will I write
My blog will include the synopsis of a trade setup, chronological charts displaying my entry, stops, tool usage, and the tools I used to help me identify the pattern/setup. I will also discuss the context I used to analyze the trade. I doubt all of my trades will be all GOOD every day, but at least you will know my thought process along the way, how I executed it, and where I fell short. The trading world has many nuances and errors but also presents many rewards. So join me, and let's learn together.
My Research/Work/Publications
Please visit my website at http://www.surinotes.com if you are interested in my research or some of my work. I have written a well-received chart patterns book called "Trade Chart Patterns Like The Pros" covering 65 chart patterns with specific entries/exits/stops (300 pages), as well a large 24"x36" wall poster entitled "Trade Chart Patterns" which is an excellent addition to the trading room. I routinely write about my research/trading for magazines and give conference talks. I have over 100+ articles in many U.S. and international financial magazines. You can find more information on my website.
I currently use my Automated Pattern Recognition/Analysis Algorithms to create a weekly magazine called "Chart Patterns & Algo. Trader" (150–170 pages), which covers Stocks, Futures, Commodities, and FX markets.
Thank you for reading my blog; I appreciate your views and feedback. Feel free to leave a comment or email me.
