Quote from SimpleTrades:
... and I'm still long from 3096. Limit set at 3211. After that, I am actually going to go short for a change. Sell order set at 3214.

Quote from SimpleTrades:
Its about friggin' time! How many weeks was that??? Short now at 3214. May have been a mistake. Already against me 28 pips. Same rule as before. 600 pip stop loss. Exit around 100 pips unless there's a good reason to exit sooner.
My record stands. I haven't lost a single trade since I opened this account in early March![]()
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Quote from Tsing Tao:
Are you SkAlPz? He used to claim that he never lost a trade, though he'd take ridiculously large drawdowns and be sitting on losing trades sometimes up to a year before they came back. I think this is Mr. Market's strategy, too.
It's quite ridiculous. Like risking 600 pips for 100 pips of gain. wtf.
Quote from SimpleTrades:
No, I'm not, SkAIPz. It works very well in pair like this that is trading within a fairly tight range. However, yes, at some point I expect to take a big hit. To date, my largest unrealized drawdown has been 31%.
I simply wait for the 100+ pips and then transfer it out of the account into my margin account.
Quote from contra:
you can't expect this to wok out for you in the long run.
How many trades have you taken?
Quote from SimpleTrades:
If I had more time to watch this constantly, I'd devise a different strategy. However, I don't have time to trade actively.
About 35 rounds (in and out) trades. Many of them have been less than 100 pips. The original capital is intact. Profit is now 140%. Given the margin requirement, potential loss is 60% approx of the original capital.
Quote from contra:
You mean many wins have been less than 100 pips?
If so then basically you're not really following this 600:100 pip r/r strategy as your taking profit/losses whenever?