BTC Day Trade #7
Updated
New entry, TP, and SL
Day trade #7
Hindsight posts for #5 and #6 coming. Was out for a few hours and not able to open those calls by the system. The TP on #4 triggered while I was out.
Long
Daily results thus far: +6R (My actual results of trades I opened today: 0 R because I missed 2 profitable calls while out)
I am testing a strategy and will be posting All trades taken with it here.
This is data gathering and strategy may change. These are actual trades I am taking.
Testing has been positive so far, and now it is time to live test.
Provided for educational purposes only.
Weekly Statistics Prior to Sept 28:
Sept 21 - 27
R:R is 1:3 on all trades
Total trades taken 28
Trades closed at TP: 12
Strike rate 42.8%
Total R = 20
Day trade #7
Hindsight posts for #5 and #6 coming. Was out for a few hours and not able to open those calls by the system. The TP on #4 triggered while I was out.
Long
Daily results thus far: +6R (My actual results of trades I opened today: 0 R because I missed 2 profitable calls while out)
I am testing a strategy and will be posting All trades taken with it here.
This is data gathering and strategy may change. These are actual trades I am taking.
Testing has been positive so far, and now it is time to live test.
Provided for educational purposes only.
Weekly Statistics Prior to Sept 28:
Sept 21 - 27
R:R is 1:3 on all trades
Total trades taken 28
Trades closed at TP: 12
Strike rate 42.8%
Total R = 20
Note
SL hitHad an interesting issue where the Finex chart had issued the same previous call (a short from about 6680) as Mex, but the Mex position had hit its TP and opened a new long (this position), but the Finex call only just hit its TP and would not have opened this position. Not sure how to deal with this yet. But both will issue the same call next
Note
You can see the difference here 
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