I was amazed that I ended up profitable even though I had 5 losses in FirstStrike. The OneNightStand exits on Monday helped a lot. Position sizes were up enough that the profits were sizable. They made the extra equity that FirstStrike used up immediately.
Also, the SureBreakout trade added a well appreciated 80 extra pips!
Of the four OneNightStand trades taken Friday morning, 3 stopped out pretty quickly. One stayed viable, the Gbp/Usd and is held over the weekend for exit on Monday morning.
At least we are getting some activity in the account.
This week's Alpha account trading recap:
Start of week equity: $623.28
Completed FirstStrike trades:
- Eur/Usd: Short @ 1.5162, stopped out for 60 pip loss
- Gbp/Jpy: Short @ 204.25, stopped out for 70 pip loss
- Gbp/Usd: Short @ 1.9808, stopped out for 60 pip loss
- Usd/Chf: Long @ 1.0392, stopped out for 60 pip loss
- Usd/Jpy: Short @ 102.66, stopped out for 60 pip loss
Total of 310 pips in losses.
Total of 0 pips in profits.
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OneNightStand Exit(s) on 03/03/07:
- Exited short gbp/jpy @ 204.61 for 333 pips profit
- Exited short usd/chf @ 1.0339 for 145 pips profit
- Exited short usd/jpy @ 103.08 for 149 pips profit
OneNightStand 03/07/08 entries:
- eur/usd: Long @1.5406, stopped out @ 1.5351 for 55 pip loss.
- gbp/usd: Long @2.0141, unrealized loss of 7 pips
- usd/chf: Short @1.0210, stopped out @ 1.0265 for 55 pip loss.
- usd/jpy: Short @102.45, stopped out @ 103.00 for 55 pip loss.
EXTRA trade- SureBreakout trade!
Gbp/Usd: Short @ 1.9812, stop 1.9878. Profit Target= 1.9732
Profit: 80 pips
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Unrealized P&L: $ (.75)-
End of week equity: $ 633.02 (includes unrealized P&L)
Total Gain on Week: $ 9.74 (1.5% weekly increase)
See you Monday!
Joel Rensink
www.infiniteyield.com
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