Well well well this sport really is a constant eduion of relearning old lessons.
My euro trade stopped out for rest even which concerns me not at all. What does worry me is the fact my last two transactions must have been traded exactly the exact same style, not as I have found myself performing. Exits are always the toughest aspect of trading, unless you use a compulsory profit target (which can be a sound egy). Together with my loonie trade I had been skeptical of where it had been and left to get a small profit. Though with my euro trade rather than leaving with a profit I dragged my stop to break even. Both are legitimate MO's, my error has been inconsistent.
So to follow on with consistency lol not quite, I've always believed its quite okay to flex ones principles or even break them, providing two items. One you're totally prepared for the effects and don't doubt yourself if it moves against you, and two that it doesn't become regular or you could simply need to change ur rule novel a bit.
Most of my signals are generated near the end of their us session, on any given day. But I've often found by that time the move has been such that the proverbial horse has bolted via the gate. So lately I've been entering during the first portion of the uk session, on more powerful looking motions. Its too early to tell how this is really going to pan out, I understand there will be times once I enter only to look hours afterwards and the signal will not be really there. I am cool with that, after all this is a game of averages. So ancient uk session now I've (yes again) entered a brief on the loonie, because its only crossing the 52. The price is 1.0466.