Hello salvadorveiga,
So, from 121 days/149 trades, my data shows 22 pts per day/17.9 pts per trade.
Biggest single winner – 490 pts; biggest single loser – 112 pts.
Average winner – 96.9 pts; average loser – 56 pts.
Winners/losers – 72/77 or 48.3%/51.7%.
Biggest number of consecutive winners – 6 (= +682 pts); biggest number of consecutive losers – 6 (= -430 pts); though it's rare to have that number of winners/losers together.
I should point out that the figures I have are not as high as those on the Sniper website. I would be very interested to see data from anyone else using Sniper to see if the results I get are the norm.
Bye,
Lots of good work here.
But, is 20 odd pips per day a viable expectation?
For Sept, if the numbers are correct, you bagged how many pips? How many is that per day?
Have you looked at the drawdown relative to the gains?
For September, you spent most of the month underwater, until the 3 biggies came along.
Far be it for me to advise, since I dont really use Sniper except as a bit of fun, but if you were ill, or had a PC crash on the days in question, you would have had a red month.
3 trades, +227, +137 and +346, account for how much of the total pips gained?
Having conducted the analysis, where does the problem lie?
Are the initial risks too great? If so, what would happen if you only took trades that had a risk of less than xx pips?
Or, take multiple entries, in case a better entry occurs later. In the same way you would scale out, how about scaling in when risk exceeds xx pips?
Are you giving away too much profit at the end stage of a trade? You have already tried TPs. What about some other method of scaling out? Knowing the daily range, does it help if you took ADR if if gets there? (one of your guys has already suggested such)
Are you willing to let just the rare big runner be the basis of your trades? Or does it make some sense to bag low-risk pips, and nibble at the market, with smaller, but consistent gains?
As I say, lots of great work; and the answer is in there somewhere.
I am sure you can bump up your returns to at least 50 or 60 pips a day. (as a starter)