Trading Systems

All open trades from last Friday (Nov. 30) are finally closed. And since the final results are finally in, it’s time for another monthly evaluation. So, how did the two Variants of the Happy Hunter fare in November?

With the major currency pairs not really going anywhere last week, the HLHB System had time to take a chill pill with its signals.

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 a choppy downtrend on Nov. 30. And while a bunch of winning trades were generated, there were also some losers. And unfortunately, those losers were enough to drag the Trailing Variant into the red.

Only three trades were triggered on Nov. 28. And unfortunately, two of ’em were losers and the gains from the one winner were just not enough to offset the losses. Boo hoo!

Trading conditions were initially unfavorable on Nov. 28, but Volatility picked up during the later half of the day, and there were clear directional movements to boot, so both Variants came out slightly ahead.

A few signals popped up for CAD/CHF and USD/CAD in the latter part of the week, but did these turn out positive? Read on to find out!

Unfortunately I took just a small loss today so it didn’t feel too bad. See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

The system turned in a mixed performance on Nov. 27 since the Trailing Variant was able to (barely) claw its way back into positive territory, while the Fixed TP Variant was forced to shed some gains.

No signals on Guppy? No problem! USD/JPY more than made up for it with three winning positions. See how many pips this system racked up!

After taking a big loss last Tuesday, we were able to recover all of it back with one big trade today! See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

Trading conditions were rather terrible on November 26, so both Variants had another rough time. And as feared, the Trailing Variant is now in the red for the month. Boo hoo!

This mechanical trading strategy had a bunch of new signals opened recently, but did these positions make up for a dismal run earlier on?

Aaand it’s another miss! Thanks to a new signal, the HLHB had to close a promising trade at a loss. Here’s what happened.

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.

Volatility evaporated, intraday price action was choppy, and GBP/NZD was range-bound on November 23. And unfortunately, lots of losing trades were generated. Both Variants are still in the green for the month, though.

There was a relatively strong uptrend on November 22, but the Trailing Variant wasn’t able to take full advantage of that uptrend. Both Variants came out ahead at least.

I spotted a lot of bounces off the Bollinger Bands on both pairs but the system caught just the one signal on USD/CAD. How did this turn out?

GBP/NZD trended lower on November 21. And fortunately, the system was able to generate some trades in the direction of the trend, allowing both Variants to take back some lost ground.

Another slow week for Guppy with a sole signal from this mech system, but USD/JPY had a pretty busy week as it caught more than a handful. Check it out!