quoting:"you need to read the april 1 post"
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and can we believe that?...
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and can we believe that?...
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- #59,071
- Sep 14, 2013 5:09pm Sep 14, 2013 5:09pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
PVSRA Results for 1st Twenty Four Weeks
The following are the results of my trading the Sonic R. System using PVSRA to determine if it is a bull or bear market, and then trading the price action I see.
Week ending 04/05
1289 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 19 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/12
1891 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 28 parts (all parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/19
2160 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 31 parts (29 parts winners), averaging 69+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/26
2640 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 34 parts (all parts winners), averaging 77+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/03
2530 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 24 parts (23 parts winners), averaging 105+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/10
3050 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 92+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/17
1590 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 16 parts (all parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/24
3980 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 40 parts (33 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/31
4003 pips gained, 5 trades totaling 37 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 06/07
9813 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 61 parts (53 parts winners), averaging 160+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/14
3900 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 15 parts (all parts winners), averaging 260+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/21
4620 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/28
12,120 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 86 parts (82 parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/05
3,440 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 22 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 156+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/12
14,143 pips gained, 11 trades totaling 125 parts (115 parts winners), averaging 113+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/19
215 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 7 parts (all parts winners), averaging 30+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/26
1,170 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 25 parts (16 parts winners), averaging 46+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/02
10,850 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 102 parts (87 parts winners), averaging 106+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/09
7,784 pips gained, 4 trades totaling 72 parts (50 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/16
(-250) pips gained, 1 trades totaling 3 parts (0 parts winners), averaging -83+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/23
6,750 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 49 parts (42 parts winners), averaging 137+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/30
6,785 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 68 parts (64 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/06
178 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 6 parts (all parts winners), averaging 29+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/13
2,330 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 40 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 58+ pips per each of all parts
All of these trades, all of the trade parts thereof, were posted real-time right here on the Sonic R. System thread, using crystal clear easy to understand charts and explanations regarding PVSRA reasons for entries, whether Classic or Scout trades.
Summary Week Twenty Four
106,981 pips banked.
58,976 pips current draw down (net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
48,005 pips net gain (pips banked plus net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
2,000 pips weekly average net profit (weekly average net profit if all open PVSRA trades instantly closed).
Additional Remarks
I have one open non-PVSRA trade (first entered many months prior to PVSRA) that is down 17,170 pips (EJ short). For this trade to come into profit either the euro needs to weaken or the YEN needs to strengthen, or both. And both are more likely to happen than not. So, it is just a question of time. In any case, if I instantly closed this trade against my PVSRA net gains, I would still have 1,284 pips weekly average net profit over these past twenty four weeks! I doubt there are many traders at Forex Factory that can testify to such success as this, if any at all. I say this not to boast about myself, but about PVSRA. It is an effective real-time market analysis, so effective that it negates the old "truth" advocated by some, that one should never average down. It enables traders to trade the way professional traders do,.......and profit the way they do!
Final Remarks
The YEN pairs are in what appears to be a prolonged Distribution phase. This, and the pump of the GBP, has increased draw downs again. Nevertheless, I continued adding to some open trades when PVSRA indicated good opportunities, as well as opening and closing new trades. Draw downs on older trades went back up, so the "state of draw down affairs" that intimidates traders and tests the validity of PVSRA, is still running it's course.
-tah
The following are the results of my trading the Sonic R. System using PVSRA to determine if it is a bull or bear market, and then trading the price action I see.
Week ending 04/05
1289 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 19 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/12
1891 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 28 parts (all parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/19
2160 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 31 parts (29 parts winners), averaging 69+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/26
2640 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 34 parts (all parts winners), averaging 77+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/03
2530 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 24 parts (23 parts winners), averaging 105+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/10
3050 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 92+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/17
1590 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 16 parts (all parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/24
3980 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 40 parts (33 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/31
4003 pips gained, 5 trades totaling 37 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 06/07
9813 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 61 parts (53 parts winners), averaging 160+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/14
3900 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 15 parts (all parts winners), averaging 260+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/21
4620 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/28
12,120 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 86 parts (82 parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/05
3,440 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 22 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 156+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/12
14,143 pips gained, 11 trades totaling 125 parts (115 parts winners), averaging 113+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/19
215 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 7 parts (all parts winners), averaging 30+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/26
1,170 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 25 parts (16 parts winners), averaging 46+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/02
10,850 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 102 parts (87 parts winners), averaging 106+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/09
7,784 pips gained, 4 trades totaling 72 parts (50 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/16
(-250) pips gained, 1 trades totaling 3 parts (0 parts winners), averaging -83+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/23
6,750 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 49 parts (42 parts winners), averaging 137+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/30
6,785 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 68 parts (64 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/06
178 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 6 parts (all parts winners), averaging 29+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/13
2,330 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 40 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 58+ pips per each of all parts
All of these trades, all of the trade parts thereof, were posted real-time right here on the Sonic R. System thread, using crystal clear easy to understand charts and explanations regarding PVSRA reasons for entries, whether Classic or Scout trades.
Summary Week Twenty Four
106,981 pips banked.
58,976 pips current draw down (net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
48,005 pips net gain (pips banked plus net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
2,000 pips weekly average net profit (weekly average net profit if all open PVSRA trades instantly closed).
Additional Remarks
I have one open non-PVSRA trade (first entered many months prior to PVSRA) that is down 17,170 pips (EJ short). For this trade to come into profit either the euro needs to weaken or the YEN needs to strengthen, or both. And both are more likely to happen than not. So, it is just a question of time. In any case, if I instantly closed this trade against my PVSRA net gains, I would still have 1,284 pips weekly average net profit over these past twenty four weeks! I doubt there are many traders at Forex Factory that can testify to such success as this, if any at all. I say this not to boast about myself, but about PVSRA. It is an effective real-time market analysis, so effective that it negates the old "truth" advocated by some, that one should never average down. It enables traders to trade the way professional traders do,.......and profit the way they do!
Final Remarks
The YEN pairs are in what appears to be a prolonged Distribution phase. This, and the pump of the GBP, has increased draw downs again. Nevertheless, I continued adding to some open trades when PVSRA indicated good opportunities, as well as opening and closing new trades. Draw downs on older trades went back up, so the "state of draw down affairs" that intimidates traders and tests the validity of PVSRA, is still running it's course.
-tah - #59,072
- Sep 14, 2013 11:27pm Sep 14, 2013 11:27pm
PVSRA Results for 1st Twenty Four Weeks The following are the results of my trading the Sonic R. System using PVSRA to determine if it is a bull or bear market, and then trading the price action I see. Week ending 04/05 1289 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 19 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts. Week ending 04/12 1891 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 28 parts (all parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts. Week ending 04/19 2160 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 31 parts (29 parts winners), averaging 69+ pips...
Whats your GU average price, how many pos?
Totally sick and tired of conspiracy theories.
- #59,073
- Sep 15, 2013 1:19am Sep 15, 2013 1:19am
- | Joined Nov 2011 | Status: the probability trader | 1,110 Posts
Everything is possible!!! Step by Step...
- #59,077
- Sep 15, 2013 4:44am Sep 15, 2013 4:44am
I doubt there are many traders at Forex Factory that can testify to such success as this, if any at all.
Great.
I did not see other method with such equal effectiveness.
- #59,078
- Sep 15, 2013 5:04am Sep 15, 2013 5:04am
- Joined Jan 2007 | Status: Trader | 11,838 Posts
A Reality Check
Like Sonic, TAH and other experienced traders who take the time to post here, I am becoming increasingly annoyed by general ignorance and lack of basic understanding as shown by many recent posts.
Trading Forex is a serious, very difficult occupation. To become a professional in any major field - Accountant, Doctor, Lawyer etc you need first to study at a University and get a degree - so at minimum four years of studying - say 8,000 hours - during which time you are a student - a newbie.
Then when you get your first job you have no experience - OK, those that really want to succeed will have already spent their vacations working to get a head start - so your employer has to show you HOW to use what you have just studied to actually work in the Real World.
This has been confirmed here in FF by posts from a retired Senior Bank Trader, who stated that after selecting top graduates as trainee traders, he expected it would be a year of hard real time training before they would be able to trade successfully - so that's now 10,000 hours - par for the course for any difficult human endevour - just ask a good golf pro how long it takes for a golfer to reach his maximum ability.....
So if you want to succeed as a trader, you must do the hard work. It is now soooooo much easier that say ten years ago - and now mostly free! You should know what the different charts are and their nuances - bar, candlestick, line and range bar (say 5 or 10 ticks / bar)and tick charts (say 50 or 100 ticks / bar).
You should know about Candlesticks, where they come from, their benefits and patterns, the basics of VSA, what the Daily Pivots are and how the are calculated - do a few on paper to sharpen up your skills - the different types of Moving Averages etc........and these are just what is used in this thread.....
The Forex Factory can be your "trading university" as there are many links to outside sources as well as many good traders sharing their ideas.
Good luck to all of those that make the effort
Like Sonic, TAH and other experienced traders who take the time to post here, I am becoming increasingly annoyed by general ignorance and lack of basic understanding as shown by many recent posts.
Trading Forex is a serious, very difficult occupation. To become a professional in any major field - Accountant, Doctor, Lawyer etc you need first to study at a University and get a degree - so at minimum four years of studying - say 8,000 hours - during which time you are a student - a newbie.
Then when you get your first job you have no experience - OK, those that really want to succeed will have already spent their vacations working to get a head start - so your employer has to show you HOW to use what you have just studied to actually work in the Real World.
This has been confirmed here in FF by posts from a retired Senior Bank Trader, who stated that after selecting top graduates as trainee traders, he expected it would be a year of hard real time training before they would be able to trade successfully - so that's now 10,000 hours - par for the course for any difficult human endevour - just ask a good golf pro how long it takes for a golfer to reach his maximum ability.....
So if you want to succeed as a trader, you must do the hard work. It is now soooooo much easier that say ten years ago - and now mostly free! You should know what the different charts are and their nuances - bar, candlestick, line and range bar (say 5 or 10 ticks / bar)and tick charts (say 50 or 100 ticks / bar).
You should know about Candlesticks, where they come from, their benefits and patterns, the basics of VSA, what the Daily Pivots are and how the are calculated - do a few on paper to sharpen up your skills - the different types of Moving Averages etc........and these are just what is used in this thread.....
The Forex Factory can be your "trading university" as there are many links to outside sources as well as many good traders sharing their ideas.
Good luck to all of those that make the effort
Trading Levels with WRBs
- #59,079
- Edited 5:40am Sep 15, 2013 5:10am | Edited 5:40am
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- #59,080
- Sep 15, 2013 5:59am Sep 15, 2013 5:59am
- Joined Jan 2007 | Status: Trader | 11,838 Posts
{quote} love ur post.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...3Cg9GZFU#t=317 Sonic
Thanks ....@FXRobert - thanks for the update on the cable daily chart that I posted earlier in the week. Its looking like the 1.6000 - 1.6050 target will be hit next week.....TWT
Trading Levels with WRBs