Trade Idea: NZD/USD Long-Term Range Bottom
I’m seeing this neat long-term technical play on NZD/USD’s daily chart, but I gotta check if fundamentals line up with a potential bounce. Here’s what I got.
Read MoreI’m seeing this neat long-term technical play on NZD/USD’s daily chart, but I gotta check if fundamentals line up with a potential bounce. Here’s what I got.
Read MoreA new month is already underway. It’s therefore time to take a look at how both Variants of the Happy Hunter fared during the third month of the forward test.
Read MoreGreetings, 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.
Read MoreTrading conditions were rather unfavorable on May 4, so both Variants inevitably generated a bunch of losing trades.
Read MoreThere was a downtrend on May 3, but the downtrend wasn’t very smooth, so the Fixed TP Variant is now slightly down by 0.10% for the month. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, was able to ride the downtrend so it’s up by 1.21%.
Read MorePrice action was a choppy mess on May 2, which resulted in net losses for both Variants. Both Variants are still (barely) in positive territory, though.
Read MoreTough luck on my other trade lately, so I’m hoping to find another setup that could work out a little bit better. Here’s what I’m seeing on AUD/USD.
Read MoreIt’s a brand new month! And the Trailing Variant is off to a roaring start with a 1.10% gain for the day. The Fixed TP Variant, meanwhile, had an OK start since it’s up by 0.71%.
Read MoreThe final trading day of the month is finally over. So, how did the two Variants fare?
Read MoreGreetings, 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.
Read MoreThat’s what trading is; it’s going against standard human emotions. As a trader, you are continually going up against your own emotional limitations. That is why so few people succeed in trading.Amrit Sall