This title came about when I stumble upon a book: 'The Clipper Ship Strategy: For Success in Your Career, Business and Investments' by Richard Maybury. I am an automated forex trader and strategy programmer. Yes I trade my own forex strategy written by myself from scratch. I also trade the Singapore stock market occasionally when the opportunity presents itself. This blog hopes to educate traders not investors.
Friday, December 28, 2012
Sold ST Engg at 3.83
Just one day before the fiscal cliff. I really do not know what to expect. But one thing I am certain: I do not want to ride my profits anymore, I want to avoid more volatility going forward into the fiscal cliff. Not that I think it will be fiscal Armageddon but rather fiscal Roller Coaster.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Bought ST Engg at 3.65
...on 30th Nov.
Again I am buying it at a high. That does not make me popular does it? But then, that is how I consistently make profits for the past 2+ years.
Stop loss 3.57. I am using a last bar stop (the bar before the entry). I am using the low value, of course. This is in the book "How to Make a Living Trading Foreign Exchange" by Courtney D.Smith.
In the book he describes the 55/20 breakout strategy he uses, which is a variant of the Turtles breakout trend- trading strategy. This is one of the strategies that I find still works quite well. I also use it in my forex trading as one of my longer term strategies. (My main strategy trades up to 3 times a day, and of course that is automated)
Most strategies I came across work sporadically or not at all (and I do come across lots of them, as I do my automated programs for various clients across the globe in addition to my own research). Some just looked good on backtests but that is altogether another subject.
Target 3.89
Again I am buying it at a high. That does not make me popular does it? But then, that is how I consistently make profits for the past 2+ years.
Stop loss 3.57. I am using a last bar stop (the bar before the entry). I am using the low value, of course. This is in the book "How to Make a Living Trading Foreign Exchange" by Courtney D.Smith.
In the book he describes the 55/20 breakout strategy he uses, which is a variant of the Turtles breakout trend- trading strategy. This is one of the strategies that I find still works quite well. I also use it in my forex trading as one of my longer term strategies. (My main strategy trades up to 3 times a day, and of course that is automated)
Most strategies I came across work sporadically or not at all (and I do come across lots of them, as I do my automated programs for various clients across the globe in addition to my own research). Some just looked good on backtests but that is altogether another subject.
Target 3.89
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