Moving aside my prejudices; that
accountants, lawyers, surgeons, teachers... struggle to trade and, for example, stoopid ex-professional sportsmen/women will always do much much better, I reckon (and I make no apologies for this sounding simplistic) you are going about 'all this' totally the wrong way.
IMHO you should only be trading off 4 hr TFs/charts and stop searching for one off slam dunk winners. Look for the bloody obvious trends, be patient in looking for the next one, (btw if you can't spot 'em stop trading...
period as our Amercian cousins say...).
Anyone who has a full time job and treats trading as a 'hobby'/extra income generator is a mug to operate on lower TFs and expect to win consistently. Instead you should look upon the pairs you trade to potentially return a modest amount per day, measured over an extended period of time. Example, would you have been happy taking roughly 140 pips from EURO/GBP since October 2nd..? Of course you would...now consider adding more pairs..
Let's say you average out at making 30 pips per 24hrs per pair (or 46.7
), but it's a lot less stressful... anyway just a bit of food for thinking, not going to write reams/do a mind dump, gotta go...