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Price action was a bit choppy on October 17, but both Variants were able to rake in even more gains. The Fixed TP Variant is now up by 5.39% for the month, while the Trailing Variant is now up by 16.40%.

Both Variants had another good run on October 16. In fact, both Variants were even able to hit fresh high water marks for the month, with the Fixed TP Variant up by 4.91% and the Trailing Variant up by 16.12%.

Both Variants of the (very) Happy Hunter Trading System started the new trading week on a positive note. The Trailing Variant, in particular, is now up by a very impressive 15.67% for the month.

I’m seeing some reversal candles on the long-term CAD/JPY area of interest, so it might be time to catch a bounce. Here’s what I’m talking about! 

Greetings, fellow Happy Hunters! 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.

GBP/NZD’s price action was a bit choppy on October 12 and volatility also tightened a bit on October 12. Even so, both Variants were able to add to their gains.

Volatility remained elevated on October 11, but GBP/NZD’s intraday price action was a bit choppy and many of the hourly candles were rather large relative to ATRH. Both Variants managed to come out ahead, though.

There was a steady uptrend on October 10, but only the Trailing Variant was able to take advantage of that. The Fixed TP Variant, meanwhile, continued to shed its hard-won gains.

Volatility evaporated on October 9 and GBP/NZD’s price action was a choppy mess. In other words, trading conditions deteriorated even further. And as a natural consequence, both Variants took hits.

Trading conditions deteriorated on October 8, forcing the Fixed TP Variant to return a large chunk of its gains. The Fixed TP Variant, meanwhile, is now up by 13.38% for the month but reached +14.80% earlier.