This is Channel VA by AMN Trader. I'm going to try it and I'll let you know how it works in 3 years.
If you already have a strategy that works, then why are you posting here? What exactly was the point of your OP?
This is Channel VA by AMN Trader. I'm going to try it and I'll let you know how it works in 3 years.
If you don't think its possible to make 1% a day from an automated strategy, then you need to educate yourself
Markets can only do 3 things : go up, down, or sideways, that's it!
And they have been doing this for centuries...
You're misunderstanding percentages.
If you have $100 and you lose 10% that's $90. To get back to $100 you'd need to gain 11%. Counter-intuitive right? (90-100)/100 = -10% and (100-90)/90 = 11%.
So in your example, if half your trades fail it's entirely possible even if you win the next half of trades you'll still be net negative for the day.
Get real for a second my friend, if you can make 1% a day that means you can multiply your capital by 12 each year, on a compound basis.
In other words you can turn $10K into 30 Billions in 6 years.
And the 7th year you are 10 times richer than Bill Gates, Buffet or Soros. You will then be able to move the freaking S&P 500 - or even the Forex - by 20% or more just by clicking on the Buy or Sell button.
I was really hesitant to post any of my trade secrets at the beginning of this thread, but now I think the OP is worthy of the knowledge. OP, this is how I am making triple digit returns per year. Good luck!
If you already have a strategy that works, then why are you posting here? What exactly was the point of your OP?
I was really hesitant to post any of my trade secrets at the beginning of this thread, but now I think the OP is worthy of the knowledge. OP, this is how I am making triple digit returns per year. Good luck!

Yer stating it too linearly.
Yes, the markets can do that. Sometimes they do 1, 2 or 3 in a given time frame. Sometimes they do both, and sometimes they do all three. On an averaged basis. Thus, the trend. What gets most people and strategies (I think), is when the market behavior evolves from one generality to another in a shorter time frame than expected.
Maybe "evolve" is the wrong word here. Changes? Yeah, that works better.