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Taking just the most moving days - here Mo/We/Fr - allow to take some longer trades
that might give on the up the best points - on the downside a strict optimized stop.
All together brings the needed points to stay above the harsh line that shows if we win
or not. Never forget about the costs that are to pay like margins, slippage, time invested
and much more. Even the developing knowledge about trading is normally not for free.
Because it takes a lot of time of trial and error plus money - when lost - not coming back...
Your chance: here on fio the trading advice is FREE
Such given - concentrating on less trades/time - and only on "looking good" day situations
gives results that fulfill above sentence(s).
Thanks for asking - to make it clear:
A preparation on a next day is some indicator if movements and directions are good to start a trade.
To be very clear: the Friday trade will be taken only on GFIs1 rule set for Friday.
Means waiting on the development on Friday 9:00 - 9:30.
Nothing else.
Thanks for your question.
As my trades are given since 2012 here in this thread - and traders may see unfolding and finishing a trade there is no problem to give you demanded occurence.
Will try and list all of the announced trades in this thread tomorrow in a row.
Here a short overview from my homework - which includes statistics of both GFIs1 journals here (means including the Walzer trades).
Most of your asked cumulated points are here in compact view:
Here 2 more homework snippets to get more statistical information:
First is the weekday statistic - which has been shown some time ago here - with the cumulated points made on every single weekday from beginning of this thread.
The second statistic is just cumulated points for 2018 up to yesterday.
As I skipped to trade on most Tuesdays and Thursdays - the statistics are of course more on the resting 3 days. As we can see as a result is that Monday and Friday are obviously the best weekdays with this system.
Some holidays / last of month etc. when trades are not taken on the "normal" days - some Tuesdays and Thursdays have still given points...
Looking @ Dax daily some obvious "W" pattern is on its way - which might get with high probability some up to nearly 13200 until Sep starting Oct.
Have a look at the chart - indicating this... (does not mean tomorrow's trade will be a long )
