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Volatility picked up even more on September 19. And while intraday price action was still a bit choppy, both Variants of the Happy Hunter Trading System were able to come out ahead.

Volatility picked up a bit on September 18. However, GBPNZD’s intraday price action was rather choppy and the hourly candles were relatively big, so both Variants continued to bleed out.

As feared, trading conditions didn’t really improve since GBP/NZD just traded sideways for the most part and volatility was still limited. And as a natural consequence, both Variants continued to take hits.

I just couldn’t help but notice this neat technical setup on AUD/JPY that lined up nicely with fundamentals, so I hopped in at market. Think this was the right call?

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.

Trading conditions were still rather unfavorable on September 14, but the Fixed TP Variant was able to come out ahead. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, continued to give back its gains.

Volatility tightened again on September 13 and GBP/NZD’s intraday price action was very choppy. In other words, trading conditions deteriorated. And this time, both Variants were feeling the pain.

Trading conditions improved a bit on September 12, but overall price action was rather choppy. The Fixed TP Variant was able to survive well enough. However, the same can’t be said for the Trailing Variant.

GBP/NZD traded sideways and volatility evaporated on September 11, forcing both Variants to return some of their hard-won gains. Boo hoo!

There was a strong uptrend during the second half of September 10. And both Variants were able to profit from that uptrend. The Trailing Variant, in particular, really profited a lot and is now up by 6.70% for the month.