10 pips a day is absolutely a non sustainable strategy for the forex market. It is 100% destined to fail.
To be successful in this market you need to have probability on your side, combine that with some experience and good money management and your half way there.
if your broker has a 3-5 pip spread and you are aiming to make 10 pips where do you place your stop? If you place it 5 pips from your entry you are now risking 10 pips so that you can make 10 pips. It is suicidal to expect the market not to move 5 pips against you especially one this volatile.
So you put your stop higher? so for every trade you get wrong, you need 1 trade ( at a 5 pip stop) or 2 ( at 15 pips) etc correct trades for every trade you get wrong.
Immediately probability is now against you. A good trade on Monday and Tuesday is instantly wiped out by 1 bad trade on the Wednesday. Completely the opposite to how it should be. Anyone who trades like this has no chance.
Personally i feel setting your self a target to get more trades right then wrong will ultimately lead to failure.
It is simply not a sustainable strategy
To be successful in this market you need to have probability on your side, combine that with some experience and good money management and your half way there.
if your broker has a 3-5 pip spread and you are aiming to make 10 pips where do you place your stop? If you place it 5 pips from your entry you are now risking 10 pips so that you can make 10 pips. It is suicidal to expect the market not to move 5 pips against you especially one this volatile.
So you put your stop higher? so for every trade you get wrong, you need 1 trade ( at a 5 pip stop) or 2 ( at 15 pips) etc correct trades for every trade you get wrong.
Immediately probability is now against you. A good trade on Monday and Tuesday is instantly wiped out by 1 bad trade on the Wednesday. Completely the opposite to how it should be. Anyone who trades like this has no chance.
Personally i feel setting your self a target to get more trades right then wrong will ultimately lead to failure.
It is simply not a sustainable strategy