gumrai, just looking at number of pips may be misleading... my risk per position or in other words my stop loss is larger than yours if you trade the 1H for example... so 2000 pips in 6 months for you may be more money than for me. your value per pip is surely much greater than mine (assuming 2 portfolio with the same amount of money )
While, I will use a stop loss of for example 250 pips, if you use stop losses of 125 pips for instance, your position will be 2x larger than mine.
So a 2500 pip gain for you will be the same as 5000 pips for me, money wise.
I use the same risk whatsoever, although they may be somewhat correlated they don't go in conjunction all times, look at gbpusd which is 800 pips lower from the highs while eurusd is making new highs... It's not confusing really... don't forget I trade dailies and 4H timeframes so I get about 30-40 signals per month on a 24 hour basis.
So if you have a position open on GBPUSD with say a 3% risk and an opportunity with EURUSD arises, you will open another trade with 3% risk? Or have you decided on something like 1 or 2% risk to take into account that you will have trades open on correllated pairs at the same time?
I have to say, that I'm tending towards agreeing with you about trading 4 hour and daily time-frames. I find it much better and make decisions based on the candle close. This way you can identify possible trade set ups and wait, you only have to update every 4 hours.