Trading Systems

Sideways action led to another set of early exit signals on this trend-following strategy, and here’s how the latest positions turned out.

Closing an open trade yielded pips for the system, but a change in the Greenback’s trend translated to a few losses for this trend-catcher. Boo!

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.

Both Variants had a pretty good run on July 13, so much so that they both hit fresh high water marks. The Fixed TP Variant is now up by 3.72% for the month, while the Trailing Variant is up by 3.55%.

Both Variants were able to recover some lost ground during the most recent hunt, even though trading conditions weren’t really very favorable on July 12.

I’m seeing mixed results from the pairs I’m watching with this mechanical system. Take a look at the latest positions to see what I mean.

There was a decent uptrend on July 11. Unfortunately, the system didn’t generate trades until the later half of the uptrend and losers were also generated. And as a result, both Variants were forced to return some gains.

This strategy was off to a slow start for Q3 as it kicked things off with a signal-free first week of July. It was able to catch a couple of good signals in the past few days, though.

Both Variants had another profitable run on July 10. In fact, both Variants even hit fresh high water marks, with the Fixed TP Variant now up by 3.15% for the month, while the Trailing Variant is up by 2.41%.

A few more tiny losses on range-bound market conditions for dollar pairs, but it wasn’t all that bad since the system still caught a big win. Take a look!

Last Friday’s open trades were both winners and the system then generated a bunch of winners (and only one loser) on July 9, so both Variants had a rather good run and are now in positive territory.

Just finished crunching the numbers for the SMA Crossover Pullback system! Did Q2 2018 fare better than Q1 2018? And did this one outperform my other mech systems?

The first trading week of the month is done and a new week will soon begin. It’s therefore time to take stock of how the two Variants of the Happy Hunter Price Action Trading System fared this past week.

The system had a mixed performance on July 6 since the Fixed TP Variant was able to eke out a small profit from the choppy downtrend. As for the Trailing Variant, well, it’s losses for the month increased a bit.

Not a lot of valid signals from this trend-catcher system, but I did close an open trade that yielded tons of pips! Here are the deets.

There was a choppy downtrend on July 5. And thankfully, the system was able to generate a couple of winning trades in the direction of the trend, which allowed both Variants to pare some of their losses.

Greetings earthlings! I’ve just finished rounding up the numbers on this mechanical trading strategy for Q2 2018, so take a look!

After a long drought, I was finally able to get not one, but TWO, wins today! See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

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!