Hi traders, scalpers,
here i share curently opened trades on my friends MT5 live account.
And i will update progress.
Btw i started to help him once he was on around 1600$, so from that point i have made good profit in 5 trading days.
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Share your curently opened trades
Share your curently opened trades
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Re: Share your curently opened trades
What are yours curently opened trades?
Thanks for sharing and have a great trades/scalps.
Take a care.
Thanks for sharing and have a great trades/scalps.
Take a care.
Preserve your own money. Scale with the market's money. Exponential growth is the ultimate key.
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Re: Share your curently opened trades
Nothing open from me right now, since it is the weekend and I never carry a scalp past the Friday close. The last one I had on was a EURUSD short during Friday's London morning, so I can describe how that one was handled instead.
Entry came on a retest of the Asian low shortly after the open, with a 6 pip stop above the retest high and half a percent of the account at risk. The target was the previous day's low, about 9 pips away.
Once price had moved 6 pips my way I closed half and moved the stop to entry. The rest came back and stopped out at entry twenty minutes later, so the whole trade made a little under half R after costs.
That is a fairly typical result for me, small and boring. The weeks that matter are the ones where every loser stays at one R, not the occasional runner.
PTScalper, I am curious how you are handling risk on your friend's account. Is the size fixed per trade, or does it scale up as the balance grows from that 1600 starting point?
Entry came on a retest of the Asian low shortly after the open, with a 6 pip stop above the retest high and half a percent of the account at risk. The target was the previous day's low, about 9 pips away.
Once price had moved 6 pips my way I closed half and moved the stop to entry. The rest came back and stopped out at entry twenty minutes later, so the whole trade made a little under half R after costs.
That is a fairly typical result for me, small and boring. The weeks that matter are the ones where every loser stays at one R, not the occasional runner.
PTScalper, I am curious how you are handling risk on your friend's account. Is the size fixed per trade, or does it scale up as the balance grows from that 1600 starting point?