F
everything is possible but doing it is a completely different story, also depend how we calculate our pips, if we make a trade and cover it 10 times @ around +10, we are not making around 100 pips but just around 10.
Hi Fugazsy
Yes - How we calculate the pips is really the issue
The fact is though - if one trader takes one sell entry and after 1 hour the FX pair he has sold falls say 30 pips - he will see on his statement just the number of pips he exits with ( as a net figure less spread and any commissions etc ) - lets say 28 pips
If another trader takes the same trade as the first trader - but enters 3 times all within say 3 mins and then part exits during the first 10 mins and then reenters again after 25 mins with another say 2 trades - he will have 5 trades on all at different stages .
He then exits say 3 of them 100% at say 26 and 28 pips and leaves the other 2 on and does not exit at all after the hour.
His statement would show 5 trades - not one trade and he could show pip counts of say - 6 + 8 + 8 + 12 + 13 + 26 + 26 + 28 = 127 pips with 2 trades still open and left on.
He's taken 5 trades but with peeling shows 8 exits and still has 2 trades on - that he might exit with only a few pips or even 200+ if the trade kept going
So first trader made 1 trade and netted 28 pips
Second trader multi traded and ended up with 127 pips with 2 trades still left on
He can also say he made 5 trades and can claim 127 pips - its genuine
However the first trader might have entered with say 2 lots and made on 28 pips a total of $560 dollars
The second trader might have never put more than $3 on any entry and then with part stakes his total money from the 127 pips would be less than $560 .
Its all down to risk management and the different ways you can trade - but the second trader can still claim 127 pips from 5 trades - as that shows on his statement
Have a good session
Regards
F