No prob.
sometimes, depending on what trading structure you're using, scalping even 2 to 4 points is good. very good.
just depends on your trade set-up, is all.
no, the euro crack-up didn't fit the particular trading structure I was using at the time, that I have now modified, so, when it didn't make sense anymore to stay in the trade I axed it and saved 95% of my port.
then remained flat to see which way the wind was going to blow.
after a day it turns out it didn't blow the price very far and I could not sanction losing profits on euro long trades any more.
so I moved in a nice, firm, newly re-wired short-to-medium range trading structure - currently putting me in euro long at 1.2276 with a 100-tic TP. If I hit it I'll do it over and over again, until Christ returns.
of course, I have ways to manipulate positions should it go against me.
it wouldn't start getting hairy with me until the price reached a buck.
I don't think that is going to happen, and to remain flat until it should/could/would is nothing short of just rotten trading.
and, rotten traders tend to get bagged in the forex.
check
this out.
fxscalper
Quote from myforex:
Thanks, I agree with you, but the text reads wrong! It was meant to read "and a profit is good" rather than "any a profit is good"
ooops, sorry, my bad.
With this one in particular I was thinking logically the EURUSD was at a low, and would realistically go up due to NFP, so happy with a 15 pip profit at that time.
I read you are long on EURUSD too, with tp set at 1.227*, when you close, are you going to reverse once it stabilises or are you staying out?