ME.
Let me tell you a little about what i do.
Step 1
0700 UK time - Remove a dart from my dart-board. Stand the regulation distance 7 feet 9 ½ inches from the face of the dart-board. Close my eyes, and throw the dart at the dart-board.
Explanation
i)If the dart lands in the scoring section of the northern hemisphere of the dart-board, i will go long on this day.
ii)If the dart lands in the scoring section of the southern hemisphere of the dart-board, i will go short on this day.
iii)If the dart lands outside of the scoring circle, or worst still, in the wall, I take this as a sign that today is not a good day to trade, and so go back to bed.
Step 2
A) If i) or ii) occurred (see above in step 1 explanation), I get dressed, have breakfast and watch TV until 0755. Please go to step 3.
B) If iii) occurred (see above in step 1 explanation), I go straight back to bed without breakfast and don't trade at all on that day.
Step 3
0755 UK time - Switch on computer.
Step 4
0800 UK time - Place the days trade - long or short - with broker, and attach the SL exit order.
Step 5
Usually by 0805 UK time - Switch off computer. Go back to bed.
Step 6
1700 UK time - if the trade is stll open, close it for a profit or loss.
Additional comments
It's not quite as simple as it sounds, as entering the trade is one thing, but managing the trade successfully is quite something else. However, with strict stop-loss exit rules in place, I have been able to generate a consistent net profit so far, on most currency pairs that i have tried it with.
The e-book, with a full explanation of my trade management rules, example trades, charts, diagrams, preferable dart-boards & favoured darts etc. will be available for purchase soon.
