Happy Pip

Volatility suddenly evaporated on August 31 and price action was very choppy to boot, so both Variants suffered some losses. Both Variants are still pretty much in positive territory, though.

Trading conditions remained favorable, so both Variants of the (very) Happy Hunter system had another great time, with the Fixed TP Variant up by 5.13% for the month and the Trailing Variant up by 13.64%. Whee!

Volatility! Whee! Volatility ramped up on August 29 so both Variants had a great time. The Trailing Variant in particular was able to profit a lot from the volatility boost and is now up by 12.24% for the month. Whee!

Volatility picked up on August 28 and there was a choppy downtrend to boot. And that allowed both  Variants to regain even more lost ground. The Fixed TP Variant’s recovery is still a tad faster, though.

There was a relatively weak yet steady uptrend on August 27. And that allowed both Variants to start the new trading week by extending their recovery after the heavy losses sustained on August 23.

I’m seeing this neat trend setup on AUD/NZD, and I think it may be a good time to go with the flow from here. Should I jump in at market?

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.

Volatility picked up during the later half of the day. And thankfully, both Variants were able to score a couple of wins, allowing both Variants to recover a bit from the heavy losses sustained on August 23.

Trading conditions were really bad on August 23, so the hits just kept on coming. The Fixed TP Variant, in particular, is now in danger of entering negative territory. So sad!

Trading conditions deteriorated even further on August 22. And this time, both Variants were forced to return some of their hard-won gains. Boo hoo!