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Dude! So you've read just about everything you could possibly get your hands on about the Forex. Now you want to get your feet wet but aren't sure where to start. Well then this blog is for you! Follow along as I take a simple forex trading system and apply it to an unsimple market. If you're new to the blog you should read this first.

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Cowabunga System Weekly Review- 01/15/07-01/19/07

This is the week in review for the Cowabunga system: January 15-19, 2007

Monday: Holiday- No Trade
Tuesday: No Trade
Wednesday: No Trade
Thursday: +41
Friday: -1
Total: +40 Pips
 

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Hey Bigpippin,

Thanks for posting your system here. Its simple and very clear ... just the way I like it.

I know Babypips advocate using fixed % risk per trade (eg. 1% of capital to be risked on every trade). If this is also part of your system AND you use variable stop loss size (based on technical, eg. swing low etc), then the pip value between trades are different. So, reporting simple total pip gain/loss is next to meaningless.

I would suggest that you report each trade in terms of R multiples (R being the stop loss size of each trade). So, if you have a 40 pips win but risked 80 pips to get that win, the trade yields 0.5R.

Further, this can easily accommodate ppl with different float sizes. Referring back to the above example, someone with 100k float risking 1% per trade will make $500 on that trade (or 0.5% ROI). Of course someone with 50k float will make $250, also 0.5% ROI.

Sorry for being long winded, just want to be clear to everybody.


Cheers,

Pacifier

Sure that's not a problem. I wanted to keep things as simple as possible which is why I just posted the gains/losses in pips, but I can easily post the R multiples if it will help :)

Happy trading!

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