I accidentally sold GBPJPY instead of AUDJPY, so I'm going to go ahead and pocket my available gains here and get in on AUDJPY a little bit belatedly...
MONDAY | July 21, 2025 My curiosity is satisfied. I'm going to cease recording a Trade of the Day because I feel like continuing would almost be like giving out free trade alerts. Personally, I think J. M. Hurst was on to something (i.e., financial market price movements result from the combination and summation of harmonically related underlying cycles, which periodically synchronize to create significant price lows or highs). However, given that no third party ever confirmed his claimed 90% success rate, nor the 60% success rate using Hurst Cycles claimed by David Hickson, today I'm going to look into the possibility of using Myfxbook to verify that my Numerical Price Prediction system of day trading foreign currency pairs will typically result in a 100% daily success rate... Friday's results: Last night's results: I was too sleepy to do any trading this morning, so I figure as long as I'm trading 0.05 lots, I should clear about $25 a day, which will hopefully balloon into $500 a day if and when I begin trading 1.0 lots in August, God willing. Using Myfxbook To validate your daily success rate starting from a designated date on Myfxbook, you can use the platform's standard account verification service, which is free of charge. This verification ensures that your trading history displayed on Myfxbook matches your broker's records, providing credibility to your performance statistics, including daily success rate. The core function of Myfxbook, including tracking and validating trading metrics such as daily success rate, is offered without any payment requirement. You do not need to subscribe to any premium or paid service just to validate your account's performance data or calculate your daily success rate accurately starting from a specific date. While there are premium subscription options on Myfxbook, such as ad-free experiences or premium access to additional data and notifications, these are not mandatory for basic validation or performance tracking. The subscription fees ranging between $4.16 and up to $100 per month are for enhanced features beyond core performance verification and success. Summary If your goal is solely to validate and monitor your daily success rate beginning from a specific start date, you can do so on Myfxbook without incurring any cost, as this feature is part of the free service offering of the platform. To set up MyFxbook to track your OANDA MT4 trade performance starting from yesterday, follow these key steps: 1. Prepare Your OANDA MT4 Account Open an OANDA Brokerage Account: If you haven't already, create and fund an OANDA brokerage account. Create an MT4 Sub-Account within OANDA: Use the OANDA portal to create an MT4 sub-account linked to your brokerage account. Download and Install MT4 for OANDA: Make sure to download the MT4 platform directly from OANDA’s website for proper integration. Log into MT4 with your OANDA MT4 Account Credentials: Use your login, password, and server information assigned by OANDA to access your MT4 account. 2. Configure MT4 for Read-Only Access (Investor Password) Set up an Investor Password on MT4: This enables MyFxbook to access account data in a read-only mode, ensuring security by preventing trade execution. Steps to Create an Investor Password: Go to "Tools" → "Options" → "Server" tab. Click "Change", enter current password, select "Change Investor (read only) Password". Enter and confirm your new investor password and click OK. 3. Link Your MT4 Account to MyFxbook Sign up for a MyFxbook Account: If you don’t have one, create a free account on MyFxbook. Add Your MT4 Account to MyFxbook: Log in to your MyFxbook account. Navigate to Portfolio → Add Account. Choose MetaTrader 4 as your broker/platform. Enter the required details such as account number, server, and the Investor (read-only) password you set up earlier. Test the Connection: Perform a few practice trades in your OANDA MT4 account to generate trade data. MyFxbook updates data every 5 minutes by default, so wait a few minutes to confirm your account connection shows as "Active" under connection status. 4. Track Trades Starting from Yesterday MyFxbook automatically imports and displays your trade history based on the linked MT4 account’s records. By adding your MT4 sub-account to MyFxbook, trades executed as of yesterday will be reflected in the performance dashboard once synced. To see trades from yesterday specifically, use MyFxbook's reporting features where you can filter trade history by date, including the previous day. If necessary, you can also review your MT4 account’s history tab to confirm trades from yesterday have been recorded there and thus will sync to MyFxbook. Additional Tips for Reliable Tracking Ensure you run the MT4 platform periodically to allow it to publish account data to MyFxbook. The platform must be connected and publishing for MyFxbook to update your trade data automatically. If you face any difficulty with data updates or verification, double-check that the investor password and server information entered on MyFxbook is correct. Use the MyFxbook community and support for troubleshooting if the "track record not verified" message appears despite correct setup. Following these steps will let you successfully set up MyFxbook to track your OANDA MT4 trade performance, including trades executed from yesterday onward
In MyFxbook, you can access the reporting features to filter trade history by date through the Custom Analysis feature. Here's how to access it: Navigate to Your Account: Go to your MyFxbook account page. Find "Custom Analysis": Look for a "Custom Analysis" link or button, often located at the top of your system page or near the charts and statistics. Select Date Ranges: Once you're in the Custom Analysis section, you'll find options to specify your desired date range. You can use pre-defined options like "last day," "last week," etc., or choose a custom start and end date. Analyze: After selecting the date range, click the "Analyze" button, and MyFxbook will re-analyze and display the statistics and reports based on the chosen time frame. It's important to note While you can customize the start date for analysis and viewing by default on your account, Myfxbook will always store and fetch the entire account history from the very first deposit transaction. The Custom Analysis feature allows you to examine specific periods without permanently deleting any history or presenting an incomplete record to others.
So, as of today I am officially declaring yesterday, Sunday, July 20, 2025 as the day that my Numerical Price Prediction Forex Day Trading System was fully optimized; and accordingly, going forward I plan to use Myfxbook as an independent third-party analyst validating its ability to achieve almost unprecedented results by forecasting short-term future price action with uncanny accuracy—God willing, of course.
Tuesday | July 22, 2025 I got off to a horrible start last night, but hopefully the reasons for this were duly noted and I can now avoid making what I consider to have been "unforced errors" in the future. Unfortunately, I was still asleep from 5 AM to 7 AM this morning and therefore missed out on most of the profit generating opportunities that presented themselves during the New York session.
Wednesday | July 23, 2025 As of yet, I've not made any trades during the current 24-hour market cycle seeing as how the chart configurations I've been using as of late were unable to diagnose or intelligently interpret the volatile price action displayed by the yen pairs last night. This necessitated adjusting my chart setups accordingly, resulting in a new "six-minute wild ride temporal turns" configuration that I have since been reconciling to more typical price action. With that now being done, I just entered my first position while typing this post, shorting USDJPY at 146.44 for five pips or profit. But the pair might actually be headed higher, so if I trade it again, there's a good chance that going forward, I'll be entering long positions. UPDATE: I just bought USDJPY @ 146.55, so obviously I'll now be interested to see if it follows through on heading north, and if so, for how long it will continue to do so.
The climb appears to have been short lived, so I pocketed my gains at 146.69. As for whether I should short the pair again, that depends on what it does after reaching 146.56. It it climbs higher, then I'll have to assume that the bullish sentiment is not over. On the other hand, if it begins falling again at that level, it "should" be relatively safe for me to start selling once more.
I made one serious mistake today, but I think it taught me a valuable lesson—the kind of lessons I'm trying to learn before I begin trading 1.0 lot position sizes in August.
My trading approach centers on the Numerical Price Prediction (NPP) protocol suite—a quantitative, data-driven methodology that combines principles from flight dynamics, cycle theory, and Edgar Peters' fractal market hypothesis to identify high-probability forex setups with statistical edges. Similar to how meteorologists use numerical weather prediction models, I employ physics-like rules and pattern recognition to detect subtle, recurring signals based on key technical levels and past price behavior across multiple timeframes. This disciplined system emphasizes patience and selectivity, executing trades only when risk/reward ratios and technical conditions heavily favor success—maintaining the statistical advantage of "the house" rather than the gambler. By integrating real-time data analysis with mathematically justifiable entry and exit points, the NPP system aims for consistent profitability through short-term, high-probability trades while minimizing exposure to market noise and emotional biases, targeting 80-100% daily success rates through rigorous precision and disciplined risk management.