Does anyone have some suggestions on a profit taking strategy in the following situation. A fairly long-term trade for most on this forum - a couple of weeks - short SBK. I'm trading on the assumption that SB is making that gargantuan H&S spoken about before. Now that could take some time to pan out - having just recently broken the neckline. Given the cost of SSFs (it seems to me that the first 1.3% or so of any day's move on the underlying, in your favour - goes to spread costs ie you lose until the favourable move exceeds that amount), do you just sit out the rollercoaster until the end of the H&S or is there any vaguely reliable way to harvest profits along the way and re-enter, so as, for example, to avoid the usually crippling effect of a return move to the neckline? I'm trying to eye RSI, MACD and ROM at the moment. Would love your thoughts. And for pure interest - what do the day traders consider a good/okay/k#k (and achievable) profit per trade, (percentage please - we know you take a million bucks or more in a scoop...) Are we talking .5% per day, 5% or 50%? Tank you!