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9th Win



Just one trade opportunity for my skill level for the day. Still, I’m happy for every chance to get to 21 wins. Taking this journey one pip at a time. As they say: “good things come to those who wait.” However, Madeleine Peroux’s song also warns: “Don’t wait too long.” Balancing these seemingly opposing attitudes is important so as not to be over eager and also not miss certain trades. A good analysis will help in this respect.

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