Stopped out at 1.39 for 45 pip loss. -$450. I was going for a bounce that never materialized. I knew it was a stretch, which is why the stop was close and the position was small (relatively compared to what I use).
I think the EURUSD is a bit choppy at the 100ish pip scale. It is still in the +/- around 50 pips area from your trade, but very uncertain as to details of where it will go next. I think there is a rationale and good probability it will flip over 1.40 again this week. Surely the market uncertainty and nervousness will get tested... German growth forecast to 1.8% while UK and France at around 1% - with EU average 1.4%.
To maintain any sort of reasonable risk and money management the position sizes obviously need to be smaller trading without stops, it explains why the returns for this kind of trading aren't that great in comparison to say the average intraday trader who manages risk using stops. Some of the drawdowns on these trades makes me wonder if it's just demo trading rather than live, I can't see anyone risking 140 pips (and perhaps more!) to gain 45 somehow, although you never know I suppose, after all this is forex