Happy Pip

GBP/NZD traded sideways on December 13, but both Variants of the Happy Hunter Trading System managed to come out ahead for the day.

The Happy Hunter Trading System turned in a mixed performance on December 12 since the Fixed TP Variant was forced to return some hard-won gains, while the Trailing Variant got a nice profit boost.

GBP/NZD had two-way price action on December 11. And the system was able to generate trades in the direction of both trends, enabling both Variants of the (very) Happy Hunter to recover some lost ground.

There was a wonderful 410-pip downtrend on December 10. Unfortunately, not a single trade was opened in the direction of that downtrend. Not. A. Single. One. Worse, a couple of losers were triggered. Boo hoo!

Ugh! I really should’ve cut my losses when I had a chance, but a part of me was still hoping that this pair was prime for a big rebound.

The trading week is done and a new one will soon begin, which means that it’s time to take stock of how the two Variants of the Happy Hunter Price Action Trading System fared this past week.

Trading conditions deteriorated even further on December 7, so the hits just kept on coming, causing both Variants of the (not so) Happy Hunter Trading System to shed even more gains.

GBP/NZD continued to trend higher in a choppy manner on December 6. And sadly for both Variants, more losing trades were triggered this time around, so both Variants were forced to shed some of their gains.

There was a choppy uptrend on December 5. And more winning trades were triggered than losing ones, so both Variants were able to add to their gains.

So far, so good. Both Variants of the (very) Happy Hunter Trading system raked in even more gains December 4, even though GBP/NZD was practically range-bound for the day.