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As usual, I won't give any names. But, I have been getting hit PM'd certain ones on this site who want to make decisions for me on what is good and what is the right way to trade. Case in point, a certain one was telling me how wrong I was for double piggybacking the GBP/CHF, and how terrible it was it went 300 pips against me, and that I am miselading people in this thread. Bottom line, it may have been another sloppy week at the office, but I stil got over 500 pips and close to 50% gains on my account, this week alone.
You made also made a good point, Truly. That is the personableness of trading. My type of trading, i.e, the piggybacking, is not something I would ever reccomend to someone. It's the experience and high-confidence level I have in my trading that makes me do that. What you mentioned on how personal trading is is why I mentioned what I did.
I was tempted to take the aussie out as soon as it came one pip within my DS1 at .9205. The 4-hour, on up, looks hot, and that is why I risked it.
GBPCHF chartattached with both the MA envelope (in black) and the Hurst Channel (in colour) superimposed. Price moved off the 3% MA Envelop at 1.5514 up to 1.5857, a nice 343 pip move. I didnt make that much as the bearish action on friday made me jumpout for a reasonable number ofpips. It does look bearish from here however