Trading Systems

We took 3 big losses today but my mentality is tough! See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

Despite the choppy price action during the later half of November 19, both Variants managed to come out ahead and even hit fresh high water marks (before backing off), which is a promising start for the week.

After a hiccup last week, the HLHB finally went back to printing positive pips! Here’s how I got a net of +118 pips this time around.

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 on November 16 was lower compared to November 15, but there were two intraday trends and the system was able to generate trades in the direction of those trends.

GBP/NZD slumped super hard on November 15. And thanks to that slump, both Variants are finally in the green again, with the Trailing Variant up by 1.18% for the month, while the Fixed TP Variant is up by 0.42%.

There was a shift in trends today during our session, and as a result, we didn’t get any valid signals. See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

GBP/NZD’s price action on November 14 was a chaotic mess, especially during the later half of the day. However, the Fixed TP Variant did well enough, while the Trailing Variant only suffered a light scratch.

Another slow week for this mechanical trading system as it snagged a sole signal with CAD/CHF. Did it turn out a winner at least?

Unfortunately the mid week wasn’t so kind to me as I took one loss at the beginning of our day. See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

Trading conditions were still relatively poor on November 13. Even so, both Variants came out ahead for the day and slashed their respective losses for the month even further.

Just the one signal for Guppy on this mech system lately! The question is: Did it score a big win or did it land a huge gain? Sike!

The choppy downtrend from last week resumed on November 12, allowing both Variants to trim a large chunk of their losses, which is a promising start for the week.

This mech system caught fresh positions all right, but it seems to have been caught up in large pullbacks instead of reversals. Just how bad was the damage?

Close, but no cigar! Only one trade was actually closed this week and it just had to be a losing trade. But check out the promising signals that are still open!

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 downtrend on November 9, but the downtrend was very choppy, so the (not so) Happy Hunter Trading System’s losing streak was extended for another day. Boo hoo!

Volatility evaporated and GBP/NZD traded sideways but the hourly candles were relatively large on November 8. In other words, trading conditions deteriorated even further, so the losses just kept on coming.

Another slow week for this mechanical trading system as it caught only one signal per pair this time. Did it score big gains, though?

Trading conditions deteriorated even further on November 7, so both Variants were forced to resume their losing streak. Boo hoo!