Trading Systems

Trading conditions on June 21 weren’t really that good, but both Variants managed to come out ahead. Both Variants have yet to reach their respective high water marks, though.

My apologies for not being able to update this system over the past few weeks, but I’ve been busy scanning past signals for potential tweaks.

There was a nice uptrend on June 20, which allowed the Trailing Variant to hit a new high water mark of +9.37%. Sadly, there were some losses near the end, so the Variant is only up by 8.45% for the month.

This strategy may have caught fewer than usual signals in the past week, but did it end up positive overall? Take a look!

Even as long as I have been trading, losses still hurt, and that’s ok! Just keep your emotions in check and trust your system! See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

June 19 was a choppy day. Even so, the system generated more winners than losers, so the Fixed TP Variant is now up by 6.79% for the month. As for the Trailing Variant, well, it suffered another light scratch.

The two Variants of the Happy Hunter System started the new trading week on a mixed note since the Fixed TP Variant managed to eke out a small gain while the Trailing Variant was forced to take another step back.

Early exit signals led the previous positions to get closed, but were these able to catch some pips? And how are the new signals faring?

Though there were tons of fakeouts that got validated last week, the HLHB System still managed to gain +166 pips from the ruckus. I’ve got the deets!

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 was an uptrend on June 15 but it wasn’t very smooth. The Fixed TP Variant did okay, though, and is now up by 5.71% for the month. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, was forced to return some gains and is now only up by 8.09%.

Both Variants fared rather well on June 14. How well?  Well, the Fixed TP Variant is now up by 5.35% for the month (a new high water mark), while the Trailing Variant is up by 8.23% for the month.

The overall trend of the market was so back and forth that we didn’t even get one signal today. See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

Trading conditions on June 13 were relatively favorable, allowing the Fixed TP Variant to reach a new high water mark of +3.82% for the month. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, continued its recovery.

No new signals on CAD/CHF but it snagged a couple of good ones on USD/CAD. Check out the latest gains on this strategy!

Today was another breakeven day with one win and one loss, but if anything, it gave me good practice for my entries and exits! See how it all went down in today’s Cowabunga Surf Report.

The Fixed TP Variant continued its recovery and is now up by 3.09% for the month, thanks to the four short (yet distinct) intraday trends on June 12. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, finally got a chance to lick its wounds.

The new week began where the previous week left off, so we had more choppy price action. The Fixed TP Variant was able to survive well enough, but the Trailing Variant had a rough time.

Fresh signals and fresh pips! So far so good on this mechanical system as it continues to lock in gains on the newly-opened positions.

The system’s trades were doing great until a big loser knocked out most of the gains from the other valid signals. Here are the numbers!