Trading Systems

Trading conditions didn’t improve all that much on July 4, since volatility remained low and intraday price action remained choppy. Both Variant therefore took more hits.

Since there were fewer than usual signals for this mech system over the past weeks, I was able to crunch the quarterly performance numbers, too!

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.

Unfortunately with the trend switching directions during our session, we didn’t get any signals today. See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

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.

It looks like range-bound conditions are returning for the pairs I’m watching on this strategy, but thank goodness for early exit signals.

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

All three major pairs popped up valid signals this week, but I had to close one fakeout that wiped out the system’s small gains. Here are the numbers!

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.

One more set of signals on this mechanical trading strategy and we’ll be ready to round up the quarterly numbers. Take a look!

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.

Unfortunately the news candle got in the way of a nice signal, but it’s very important to stick to your trading rules! See how it all went down in d

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.

A couple of wins and one likely loss! Take a look at how the positions stacked up for this mechanical strategy.

Another good forex trading week for the HLHB System, as it gained a total of +304 pips from trading tons of signals. I’ve broken down the numbers!

A new trading week will soon begin, which means that it’s time yet again to take stock of how the two Variants of the Happy Hunter Price Action Trading System fared this past week.

The Fixed TP Variant did well enough and is now up by 7.98% for the month, which also happens to be a new high water mark. As for the Trailing Variant, well, I’m just glad that it didn’t trim its gains.