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Trading conditions on July 2 were not too favorable, but they only got worse on July 3, so losing trades were inevitable for both Variants.

A new trading week (and a new month) is underway, which means another batch of updates. So, how did the two Variants fare? Well, both Variants are starting the new month with light scratches, so not too good, I suppose.

With trade tensions still brewing and risk appetite fading, I’m thinking of hopping in this AUD/CHF triangle breakdown. Or do you think I should wait for a pullback?

Aaaaand the final results are in. So, how the two Variants of the Happy Hunter fare during the fifth month of forward testing?

Greetings, fellow Happy Hunters! A new trading week will soon begin, so it’s time to take stock of how the two Variants of the Happy Hunter Price Action Trading System fared this past week.

There are still  actually some open trades so we won’t know how both Variants fared for the month of June until next week. With that said, the Fixed TP Variant’s gains were unchanged on June 29, while the Trailing Variant recovered.

Trading conditions deteriorated again on June 28 since price action became very choppy and many of the hourly candles were humongous. And it was bad for both Variants, real bad.

Trading conditions improved a bit on June 27. However, only the Fixed TP Variant was able to come out slightly ahead. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, was forced to give back more of its hard-won gains.

Trading conditions deteriorated even further on June 26 since volatility tightened even further and price action became even choppier. And it was bad for both Variants, real bad.

Unfavorable trading conditions meant that both Variants of the Happy Hunter Trading System fared rather poorly on June 25. They’re both still on track to closing out the month in positive territory, though.