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The “Man On Wire” Trade

Trading Forex can seem like a tightrope walk sometimes.  You are always balancing between taking the profit you’ve got and hanging on for more.  One false move and you could die!  OK, I got a little carried away…it’s dangerous, but it’s not “falling hundreds of feet to your death” dangerous.

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Well, I was definitely walking the tightrope on this trade.  Here is the analysis:

The final result was a +1.03% gain on the trade.  As always, this was a strategy that was backtested and demo tested before ever risking real money.  You can check out the history of the process here.  The price action looked good and I should have let the final position run!  As I write this, I would have been up 252 pips, if I held on.

Oh well, this is why this blog is not called “Duh, Winning”.

Maybe @charliesheen printed too many. Duh, winning t shirts 25% off lol

But that’s not the right way to think.  I’m not going to should all over myself.  Lesson learned…bring on that next trade!

Hope you are trading well!

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2 comments to The “Man On Wire” Trade

  • I hear yeah and leaving profits on the table. While you can’t really ever forget it, I think you are prudent to take the 1.03% gain and move on. Heck, if you did that a couple times a month that would be some solid returns right.

    Thanks for sharing the insight! Good to see I’m not the only one who leaves money on the table haha

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