42nd Trading Week (16th – 20th of October, 2023 trade journal)

My reason for sharing my trade journal is to encourage traders to also keep one for two major reasons:

  1. Track weekly trading performance.
  2. Build a better psychology, which will sharpen your trading intuition

Both can only be done when you keep a comprehensive journal, and review it every week.

 

TUESDAY 17/10/2023

GBP/JPY (7.05 am)

Analysis: Double rejection candlestick pattern (tweezer tops), nice 200 ma placement and the beginning of a second should formation on the GBP/JPY inspired the sell

 

GBP/JPY (11.35 am)

Analysis: Tp was hit +92

 

 

WEDNESDAY 18/10/2023

USD/JPY (9.45 pm)

Analysis: The buy was inspired by our Thursday market analysis

 

 

FRIDAY 20/10/2023

GBP/CHF (8 am)

Analysis: The sell was inspired by our Friday market analysis. I may most likely be holding this trade into next week, if it does not materialize today

 

USD/JPY (1.47 pm)

Analysis: I closed my USD/JPY trade at breakeven after it exceeded its shelf life

 

 

GBP/CHF (10.05 pm)

Analysis: As expected, price pulled back on Friday, so we are holding GBP/CHF into next week. Hopefully the Golden zone will deter the bulls, and the bears will continue their campaign to the south

 

Trade activity summary for the week

DATE PAIRS BUY/SELL PIPS MADE/LOST
TUE (17/10/2023) GBP/JPY SELL   +92 pips
WED (18/10/2023) USD/JPY BUY  Breakeven
FRI (20/10/2023) GBP/CHF SELL  Pending
   
TOTAL  + 92 pips

In conclusion:

The GBP/JPY trade made my week. I made a little over +2% ROI, and the great part was that the trade materialized within a couple of hours. USD/JPY went beyond it’s shelf life, and I was glad to exit the trade at breakeven.

In the new week, I will be looking forward to how GBP/CHF plays out.

It was mostly a slow week for me, as there were not too many quality setups in the market, but again, i am thankful it went well.

How did your trading week go?

 

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