Ok, I have to practice that in the future. The magic of compounding, as some say. Please let me know, if you want, next time when you start compounding. I suppose you do this during a strong movement upwards, to make sure you dont get stopped out by a deeper retracement.
Adjusted Buy Limit to 1.4450.
I hope I get some time on Monday to watch the H4 chart, if fast intervention is needed. But maybe it takes a day or two to turn.
Still awaiting bounce off trendline and some resistance-turned-support areas @ ~1.4450
My buy order is at 4450 because I was watching the 4H chart and the TL is coming under the price around this level. 
I got stopped out at -100 pips, the price just went through my order like a knife through butter. Hm, this reminds me of August, when I was trying to buy the euro in a strong downtrend. playing with falling knives is not a good strategy. I am considering a trend change, especially if we break below 4200. I hope when you say "practice" you mean a demo account until you get the full understanding. If you really wish to try it live you might want to try a larger distance between orders (0.0100) and lower risk (0.1% - 0.5%). I have been working on this for a few months (Demo & Live) and am still making adjustments as I go and encounter different situations.
The "Magic" only works with trend in place and I am always compounding trades. There is more risk to this but you get better rewards. I currently have 9 trades using this method with only 1 winner (Not great average), but the E$ was also still dropping and picked up orders on spikes due to closeness of orders to low price, last change was using ATR * X as starting point. Account since starting this method is -7% after a 29.9% gain on last trade set. If I has closed all positions at 1.4800 (I thought about it...) it would have been a 44% gain and account up 16% vs -7%, but the only way I will be able to verify this method is to trade it as I have written it. When I get this method nailed down I will post it. It might be awhile though.
As to getting stopped out on a deeper retracement, that is what AH is for.
You had previously mentioned not buying lower than starting position and I would normally agree with you but trading with multiple orders does require a different logic, as when you add orders (above or below) it changes you average position, which is your break even point. By buying lower it lowers your average position, which lowers your BE point as long as you are sure you are trading with the trend and is only a dip. I also only add orders after the price has gone below and on the way back up.
As you can see in the picture below, I have orders from 1.4800 up. These orders are for 2% all the way up, same size as last set but lower % because of account gain from last set. Do I think I can run a set of orders all the way? Nope. But I would hate to miss out if it ran all the way.
You should be Ok with 1.47 order, I want more room to confirm.
EDIT: In at 1.4700. Reason: Bush speech, gut feeling, movement over 1.47 and back down with good support, caught it on the way back up.
great Lowen, we think the same, it seems
I have another buy order at 4570, above the last 4H High, in case we do not reach 4450.
Now it is really important to see the reaction of europeans to the Bailout because if they have a pro-dollar reaction, then no support will stop the euro from falling
Edit: So the european reaction to the bailout was very dollar bullish
For the time being, i am waiting for the euro to got 50 pips below my stop so that I can put my AH in place.
P/L 305 pips. Total Capital 103, 05$
Do I assume right you have a 100 TSL and an only 50pips AH-triggerpoint?
Is this what Jacko does? Just to be sure.
Lol.
