The bottom line, the short-term trend is down. I hold partial short position overnight.

VIX shot up more than 18% on a single day, buy SPX at close and sell the next day’s close since year 2000, you have 81% chances. On a little bit longer term than tomorrow however, if this is a NORMAL market (which I’m not sure because of POMO), the very first rebound would fail eventually and today’s low would likely be retested.

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Demo account for short-term model, $200 max loss allowed per trade. Mechanical trading signal, for fun only.

TICKER Entry Date Entry Price Share Stop Loss Exit Date Exit Price Profit Comment
SDS 02/22/2011 $21.05 300 $20.62  
SDS 02/22/2011 $21.05 200 $20.62 02/22/2011 $21.55 100.00 Partial profit.
SSO 02/17/2011 $54.05 200 $53.26 02/17/2011 $54.49 88.00  
SSO 02/16/2011 $54.08 300 $53.78 02/16/2011 $54.28 60.00  
SSO 02/15/2011 $53.68 100 $52.18 02/16/2011 $53.95 27.00 Target met.
SSO 02/11/2011 $52.87 100 $52.18 02/16/2011 $53.86 99.00 Too nervous, shouldn’t close this.
SSO 02/11/2011 $52.87 100 $51.78 02/11/2011 $53.36 49.00 Partial profit to lock SDS losses.
SDS 02/10/2011 $21.68 500 $21.27 02/11/2011 $21.29 -195.00  
SSO 02/09/2011 $52.91 200 $51.84 02/10/2011 $53.03 24.00  
SSO 02/07/2011 $52.67 400 $52.10 02/07/2011 $52.84 68.00 Rare case for low risk entry.
SSO 02/04/2011 $51.78 200 $50.81 02/04/2011 $51.98 40.00  
SSO 02/02/2011 $51.72 200 $50.69 02/03/2011 $51.86 28.00  
SSO 02/01/2011 $51.03 50 $51.23 02/02/2011 $51.62 29.50  
SSO 02/01/2011 $51.03 50 $49.23 02/01/2011 $51.46 21.50 Partial profit to lock SDS losses.
SDS 01/31/2011 $22.77 300 $22.09 02/01/2011 $22.09 -204.00  
JAN 415.00  
SUM 650.00