With the Futures Hotline, it is designed to be a stop/reversal system where you're always in the market. 

When you look at the Futures Hotline sheet, the L or S on the left side of each of the market names tells you what our position was (long or short and the contract month) as of the close of the previous day's trading. 

The two price points to the right of the market names are the stop/reverse points that are good for that day's trading only.  You pay only attention to the first number, which is the stop/reverse point on the current position.   If the first number is not hit that trading day, then the second number is totally irrelevant.  If, however the first number is hit that day, then and only then do you look to the second number which becomes your new stop/reverse point on your new reversed position. 

For instance, if you were short one May Sugar as of yesterday's close, you would enter an order before the market opens to buy two May Sugar at the first number stop.  If it is hit, you would be knocked out of your one short contract and stopped into one long contract at the same price and time.  You would then enter a new order to sell two at the second number stop. 

Irregardless of how many times these two numbers might be hit in a trading day, you just go back and forth to those two numbers only.  It is very rare that two stops are hit in one day, but this system is designed to always keep you pointed in the direction of the current market momentum...indeed, with this system it is impossible to be on the wrong side of any big directional move.