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STRATEGY UP 18.47% AS GBP JPY PROVIDES AN AGGRESSIVE 4.96% RATE OF RETURN

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The GBP JPY provided another great trade as part of my new aggressive trading strategy that began on December 1st, 2019. This trade provided a 45-Pip Gain and 4.96% Rate of Return, as I traded the Bullish Range Consolidation Breakout that was taking place on the 4 Hour Chart. As you will also see from the video and charts provided below, this breakout was also part of the formation of a larger Range Setup, gradually taking shape on the Daily Chart of this pair. With this result, my Aggressive Trading Strategy is now up by 18.47% in only 7 weeks, from just 9 trades and only one loss! At this rate, therefore, only a few trades will be needed to hit the next target of 30% by the end of January, to put me a third of the way towards the 100% Rate of Return Goal! Represents a Monthly Rate of Return Target of 14% Compounded. As you will see from the Videos of these trades below,  the key elements of this trading accuracy have been; 1. Trading Accurate Candl...

AGGRESSIVE 2.99% RETURN ON THE AUD NZD 4 HOUR PENNANT BREAKOUT

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Another successful trade was provided by the Forex yesterday that was in sync with my Aggressive Trading Strategy. This came from the AUD NZD that provided a 2.99% Rate of Return in just under 12 Hours using the Daily and 4 Hour Charts. It was yet another example of what you can expect when using Accurate Japanese Candlesticks and Consolidation Patterns as part of my Swing Trading Mentoring Service.  Since the new strategy was implemented on December 1st, 2019, the Rate of Return is now at 12.87% for the 6 week period up to January 10th, 2020. This is a little behind the 14% Monthly Target, but only a few trades will be needed to put us back on track, before heading to the next target of 30% by the end of January! The significant aspect of this performance is that it has come from just a few trades and only one small losss. This is confirmation that we do not to trade several times to achieve large Rate of Return Targets in the Short-Term and over the Long-Te...