Why did you delete your trade explorer?

I am looking at this more from a perspective of entry criteria than anything else - with the success of the earlier trading, that was a success. Casino style is a great description for this approach, but with a lower risk / sustainable money management plan, worth looking at - if you have available risk capital!

But , let me be clear that I am not judging his high risk taking style he took in this particular account - very likely just for fun - like I said Casino style... what I find amazing again is ppl looking for a holy grail , strategies advices and stuff, after seeing this "performance" really... this was his money he can do whatever he feels with it...

Enjoy your tradings!

Sure... Casino Style!

not a strategy for the feint of heart, but if it works - happy days :-). If it does not work, all you really lost was your original investment...

It all depends on the strategy behind the numbers - the leverage and draw downs demonstrate that this was not a low risk approach. Traditional trading theories would not risk more than 5% of an account balance, but with that said, I have seen traders attempt to maximize their account balances with a higher risk to double up and go for broke. Obviously the risks are high but if you take the approach of risking a set amount then in reality of you blow your account, you accept that going in!

And that was it...

-91%... I hope you keep this explorer on as a learning example for all 245 subscribers you have.

But its interesting to read...the question about strategy when all you saw was a few highly leveraged trades , some of which went down more than 50% bf a reversal...

I would get out of the Eur/Usd position or buy a put in case of the euro's meeting dec 4 to figure the monetization of debt. If they come out and say they will, EU will go up, if not it will sink more against the dollar...