A Very Flat June

When June started, I said that I was going to try to be consistent in following my forex trading systems. Fast forward one month and I did nothing I said I was going to. Fortunately I know what the problem is. I’ve been putting in overtime at my job and when I do have free time, I spend it concentrating on subjects relevant to my job. How did this happen. I’ve been trading forex over the last three years to become less dependent on corporate America yet I now find myself more dependent than ever. Today I reflected on the last couple of months and came to this realization. I’ve strayed far off the path to self sufficiency. I want to get back on that path. I’m going to try to do this now before it’s too late.

Six months through the year, my forex trading has produced a return of 3.6%. I could have just as easily deposited the funds in a money market account and got about the same return in interest. I have to pick it up over the next six months. I plan on trading more by bringing additional systems online this month. I still won’t risk more than 2% on any given trade but I believe that I have to trade more frequently than I have been.

I’ve updated all of my forex trading graphs that show my monthly profit/loss in USD, equity curve, monthly profit/loss percentage, rolling 12 month profit/loss percentage.

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