WELCOME TO THE

ELITE EMINI
TRADING COLLEGE
WEEK #4

EMINI
STRATEGY #3

DISCLAIMER
Hypothetical or simulated performance results have
certain inherent limitations unlike actual performance
record: simulated results do no not represent actual
trading. Also, since the trades have not actually been
executed, the results may have under- or
overcompensated of the impact, if any, of certain market
factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated trading
programs in general are also subject to the fact that they
are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No
presentation is being made that any account will or is
likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those
predicted or shown.

WEEK #3

REVIEW

EMINI COLLEGE WEEK #3

Strategy #2 Highlights / Indicators
Intensity Level = 3
Designed To Trade Deep Pullbacks

Standard Version Only

Best Time Frames: 60 Minutes Or Less

Homework Assignment

SIMPLICITY
EQUALS
CONSISTENCY

MY GOAL IS TO TEACH
YOU HOW TO TRADE
WITH THE

SPECIALISTS EDGE

EMINI
STRATEGY #3

Strategy #3 Highlights

Strategy Is Based On Concepts #1 and #2

Designed to Trade Shallow Emini S&P Pullbacks
Intensity Level (1-3): 2
Main Indicator Bollinger Bands
Any Time Frame / Any Direction / 15-min or Less
Only One Standard Version - Quick, Small Gains
Learn the FULL Strategy Paper Trade First!
The Specialists Edge - Consistency

Strategy #3 Indicators
1. 50-period Simple Moving Average (sma)

2. 20-period Bollinger Bands

Settings:
Upper Band Deviation = +.382
Lower Band Deviation = -.382

STANDARD
VERSION
All Members (Beginners Advanced)
Small Pullback Intraday Traders

Traders Who Want Quick, Smaller Gains

Standard
Strategy #3 Rules - Buys
CONCEPT #1 TREND:
1. Price must be above the 50-period sma - AND All 3 Bollinger Bands must be headed in an upward direction.
CONCEPT #2 PULLBACK:
2. Look to buy when an ENTIRE price bar closes below the lowest
Bollinger Band. This is called the Island Bar. (SET-UP BAR)
3. Enter long position on the first confirmation of price trading above
the previous bars high. (If the B.B. trend changes to down, without a
confirmation entry, then negate the trade).
4. Place your protective stop below the lowest low of the pullback.
5. Sell (exit) when price closes above the highest BB.

STEP BY STEP

Step 1
Price must be above the 50-period sma
- AND All 3 Bollinger Bands must be headed in
an upward direction.

Step 2
Look to buy when an ENTIRE price
bar closes below the lowest Bollinger
Band. This is called the Island Bar.
(SET-UP BAR)

Step 3
Enter long position on the first
confirmation of price trading above the
previous bars high.
(If the trend changes to down, without a
confirmation entry, then negate the trade).

ENTER

Step 4
Place your protective stop
point below the
lowest low of the pullback.

ENTER

ENTER

STOP

Step 5
Sell (exit) when price closes above the
highest Bollinger Band.

ENTER

STOP

ENTER

STOP

ENTER

STOP

ENTER

STOP

+2.50 pts.

EXIT

ENTER

STOP

Standard
Strategy #3 Rules - Sells
CONCEPT #1 TREND:
1. Price must be below the 50-period sma - AND All 3 Bollinger Bands must be headed in a downward direction.
CONCEPT #2 PULLBACK:
2. Look to sell when an ENTIRE price bar closes above the highest
Bollinger Band. This is called the Island Bar. (SET-UP BAR)
3. Enter short position on the first confirmation of price trading
below the previous bars low. (If the B.B. trend changes to up,
without a confirmation entry, then negate the trade).
4. Place your protective stop above the highest high of the pullback.
5. Buy (cover) when price closes below the lowest BB.

STEP BY STEP

Step 1
Price must be below the 50-period sma
- AND All 3 Bollinger Bands must be headed in
an downward direction.

Step 2
Look to sell when an ENTIRE price
bar closes above the highest Bollinger
Band. This is called the Island Bar.
(SET-UP BAR)

Step 3
Enter short position on the first
confirmation of price trading below the
previous bars low.
(If the trend changes to up, without a
confirmation entry, then negate the trade).

ENTER

Step 4
Place your protective stop
point above the
highest high of the pullback.

ENTER

STOP
ENTER

Step 5
Buy (cover) when price closes below the
lowest Bollinger Band.

STOP
ENTER

STOP
ENTER

STOP
ENTER

STOP
ENTER

+2.75 pts.

STOP
ENTER

EXIT

RECENT
STRATEGY #2
TRADE SIGNALS

+.75 pts.
EXIT
1357.50

ENTER
1356.75

STOP

STOP

ENTER
1375.25

+5.00 pts.

EXIT
1370.25

EXIT
1356.00

+22.50 pts.

STOP

ENTER
1333.50

EXIT
1383.25

+2.25 pts.

+1.25 pts.
EXIT
1381.25

ENTER
1381.00
ENTER
1380.00
STOP

STOP

+1.75 pts.
EXIT
1389.50

ENTER
1387.75

STOP

POINTS TO REMEMBER
Strategy #3 can be traded in any time frame,
but the best signals are found in
15-minute charts or less.

EXIT
1380.75

+16.50 pts.

ENTER
1364.25

ENTER?

STOP

POINTS TO REMEMBER
Once all the requirements have been met
and youve entered into the trade,
the direction of the Bollinger Bands
does NOT matter.

+2.00 pts.

STOP
ENTER
1312.50

EXIT
1310.50

POINTS TO REMEMBER
You have the option to move your stop to
unchanged should price touch the
mid Bollinger Band.
If trading multiple lots,
exit half of your position at this point
and move your stop to break-even for balance

+1.00 pts.

STOP
ENTER
1312.50
STOP

+2.00 pts.
EXIT
1310.50

EXIT
1311.50

Strategy #3 Highlights

Strategy Is Based On Concepts #1 and #2

Designed to Trade Shallow Emini S&P Pullbacks
Intensity Level (1-3): 2
Main Indicator Bollinger Bands
Any Time Frame / Any Direction / 15-min or Less
Only One Standard Version - Quick, Small Gains
Learn the FULL Strategy Paper Trade First!
The Specialists Edge - Consistency

HOMEWORK
ASSIGNMENT

IDENTIFY RECENT
STRATEGY #3 TRADE
Any Time Frame / Any Direction
1. Buy or Sell?
2. Identify Price of Entry, Stop Placement, and Exit Price.
3. Profit or Loss?

MY GOAL IS TO TEACH
YOU HOW TO TRADE
WITH THE

SPECIALISTS EDGE

ELITE EMINI
TRADING COLLEGE
WEEK #5
STRATEGY #4

QUESTIONS
stevenprimo@specialisttrading.com
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1-310-844-7220

DISCLAIMER
Hypothetical or simulated performance results have
certain inherent limitations unlike actual performance
record: simulated results do no not represent actual
trading. Also, since the trades have not actually been
executed, the results may have under- or
overcompensated of the impact, if any, of certain market
factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated trading
programs in general are also subject to the fact that they
are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No
presentation is being made that any account will or is
likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those
predicted or shown.