Analyzing the markets ten minutes a day is quite possible, just look at the slow moving medium or long term charts, for example, each Japanese candlestick is a unit of time of 4 hours or one day.
Trading in 10 minutes a day
What returns on investment?
The return on investment you can get by spending 10 minutes a day trading is hard to calculate. This will depend on many parameters such as the number of trades made, the risk per trade and the success rate of the trading strategy, as well as the average risk return ratios.
Let’s take this same risk order but with a capital of € 1,000, this represents € 25 of risk per trader. Let’s say that by monitoring some H4 time charts, 10 minutes a day, you make an average of 12 trades per month (3 per week). Of these 12 operations, 60% are winning (i.e. 7.2 operations but we round up to 7) and each profitable operation has a ratio of 2, which means you earn € 50.
We can then calculate the total win: 7 x 50 € = 350 €. And subtract the losses (5 x € 25 = € 125) to get the monthly performance: € 350 – € 125 = € 225 or 22.5% profit. If we divide the number of operations by 2 while maintaining the same parameters, we still drop to 11.25% profit. These are two examples of gains that can be made by spending 10 minutes a day trading.
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