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Trading conditions on Dec. 27 were similar to what the system had to go through on Dec. 26, so the Trailing Variant shed even more gains. The Fixed TP Variant, meanwhile, managed to eke out a very small win.

There was a clear downtrend on Dec. 26, but intraday price action was very choppy, so some losing trades were triggered. And unfortunately, the winners were just not able to offset the losers.

It’s Christmas season but the market wasn’t in a giving mood since liquidity and volatility were both in short supply on Dec. 24, which resulted in choppy price action. And naturally, some losing trades were triggered.

Hey, comdoll buddies! I took a quick break from my mechanical system tests to crunch the numbers on my discretionary positions for Q4. Take a look!

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.

There was an uptrend on December 21 and the system was able to generate a bunch of trades in the direction of that uptrend, which enabled both Variants to recover some lost ground.

GBP/NZD began trading sideways in a tight range during the later half of Dec. 20. And unfortunately, a bunch of losing trades were triggered, forcing both Variants to return some gains.

There was a strong uptrend during the later half of Dec. 19, which enabled the Trailing Variant to hit a fresh high water mark of +6.04% for the month. As for the Fixed TP Variant, it did well enough.

GBP/NZD’s price action on Dec. 18 was a choppy mess for the most part, which resulted in a bunch of losers and forced both Variants to surrender large chunks of their gains. Boo hoo!

GBP/NZD’s price action on December 17 was rather choppy, but the Fixed TP Variant survived well enough and was even able to eke out a small gain. The same can’t be said for the Trailing Variant, though.