Average Pips move profit per day in FX Markets

Discussion in 'Forex' started by Nana Trader, Jan 4, 2005.

  1. cvds16

    cvds16

    At last someone with a brain in this thread ...
    If you see some of these posters have over a thousand posts it says a lot about what ET has become ...
     
    #41     Mar 19, 2005
  2. #42     Mar 19, 2005
  3. #43     Mar 19, 2005
  4. Probably due to profits/ losses of a day are determined by the number of points movements and lot/ contract size, an average range in terms of points would determine the potential range/ average/ maximum of profits/ losses for the day.
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    #44     Mar 19, 2005
  5. Could you be saying that Range is used as a benchmark by some scalpers to determing their performance....2 x range....etc....


     
    #45     Mar 19, 2005
  6. Afetr learning and studying this interesting issue (at least to me), I haven't got all clear/ firm answers yet, except more questions (that I might never know the answers).

    However, I think some variables would greatly impact the issue, such as price level (a daily range 100 pips at price 1.5000 is 0.7%, but 100 pips at price 1.0000 is 1%).

    Within the context of this thread, I believe the 300 pips per month (at current price level) as mentioned by others would be already a very good result indeed (particularly after compounding), if achieved consitently (with reasonably small DD).

    I would guess, for anything over a threshold say 300 pips per month (or else), there could be an effect (such as DD, win-rate, costs, etc.) of diminishing returns (regardless style/ method/ system?) applicable. (Probably only the almighty marketmakers would understand how to do it so efficiently. LOL)

    :confused:
     
    #46     Mar 19, 2005
  7. Not bad for a novice...


     
    #47     Mar 19, 2005
  8. Thanks.

    The results from gurus like you and others (on oanda site) that have achieved or/ and targeted a 1% daily return on equity would be completely amazing to me. :confused:
     
    #48     Mar 19, 2005
  9. To be a guru, doesn't one need a following?

     
    #49     Mar 19, 2005

  10. Thanks for the above input from them (and many others as well), I've been following these advices. They are my gurus on ET. :)
     
    #50     Mar 19, 2005