Monday, December 21, 2020

Interim Report of Daily Trading Technical Analysis for Half of December 2020

Hello!
Today we would like to share with you an interim performance report of our signals for the first half of December 2020. 
The first half of December was balanced for both the stock and currency markets. A good percentage of profitable trades in both markets without much confusion, prompting the idea that the markets are coming to stability and some decline in volatility due to the impending holidays. 

Now we provide a detailed report on income in financial markets: 
So, on the currency trading we made a profit of 359 points, which is 7.18% of tradable balance from $1000 - $50,000, where the maximum profit was $3,590. With a tradable balance of $50,000-$500,000, the maximum profit was $35,900.

On the stock market the profit made up 211 points, which is equal to 4,22% of tradable balance from $1000-$50,000, where the maximum profit was $2,110. With a deposit of $50,000-$500,000 the maximum profit was $21,100.

The total profit on two markets amounted to 570 points, which is 11,4% of the balance between $1000-$50,000, where the maximum profit amounted to $5,700. With a deposit of $50,000-$500,000 the maximum profit made up $57,000.

  • Total number of trades closed by Take-Profit: 25;
  • Total number of trades closed manually: 15;
  • Total number of trades closed by Stop-Loss: 15.
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Take care of yourself, and enjoy more profit!  

Regards,
PaxForex Team
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