Friday, December 5, 2008

TsuBot Trading to just +20 pips/contract a day - 3 month hypothetical Performance Results




What might be the results you ask if you didn't want to take every single trade signaled by TsuBot? What if you just traded until you made +20 pips per contract and then quit for the day?




Good question! We did a hypothetical performance review:
Over the last 3 months, starting at 3 am est and only trading until you reached a 2o pip per contract daily trading goal in the 5 minute GBPUSD resulted in 157 trades with a 75% win ratio(slide2). Using the Forex Daily Trading Plan that Larry teaches our members (slide 1), the projected results of trading 2 full lots for the first 2 months, and 4 full lots in month 3 indicates $8,400 in profits for the first 2 months, and $16,800 in the third month. That is a total for 3 months of trading a few trades a day, $33,800. Again the daily profit goal to acheive this is just 20 pips per contract.

Slide 2 shows the actual performance of TsuBot over the last 3 months. Setting the average number of minilots to 26.7 (the same approximately as trading 2 full lots in the first 2 months and 4 full lots in the 3rd month as depicted in the Trade Plan), the actual performance of TsuBot over the last 3 months , including subtracting 5 full pips on every trade for the dealer spread, would have netted you a profit of $40,851, a full $7000 more than projected by the Trade Plan!


Make just 20 pips per contract each and every day and stop! Over the last 3 months following this plan, TsuBot would have made you $40,851. What more can you ask for guys?



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