Everybody of us understands the simple fact it is required to create constant profits to be succesful in the market.

What do you guys think of a tournament with these principles:

1.) Try to provide the longest profit row
2.) If your row is occurred by one loss is broken and has to be built up .

I would like to try this because I feel it could motivate us to create constant profit.

I really do the beginning:
My most recent profit-row is out of 21.12.2005

21.12.2005 - [ 1]
23.12.2005 - [ 4]
29.12.2005 - [ 3]

to see it visit http://.blogspot.com/ or click my signature.


Edit
Here some more guidelines, based on mathematics:

Trader A is holding an account of 1000 Euro, Leverage: 400:1
Trader B is currently holding an account of 1000 Euro, Leverage: 400:1

They're both trading the market for 2 days. Both Traders are trading with their entire accounts equilibrium.

Trader A performs today 10 Pips. He plays 0 Pips.
Trader B plays today 5 Pips. He plays 5 Pips.


Who is doing better?
Let's figure out this one. Employing the following calculator: http://www.oanda.com/products/fxmath/profit.shtml


Trader A:
first day:
Inserted Code Primary Account Currency: EUR Currency Pair: EUR/USD Opening Rate: 1.2000 Closing Rate: 1.2010 Action: Buy Number of Units: 400000 (1000*400) Profit: 333.05 Euro accounts equilibrium: 1000 333.05 = 1333.05 Euro
percents_to_add: 33.305%


Trader B:
first day:
Inserted Code Primary Account Currency: EUR Currency Pair: EUR/USD Opening Rate: 1.2000 Closing Rate: 1.2005 Action: Buy Number of Units: 400000 (1000*400) Profit: 166.59 Euro accounts equilibrium: 1000 166.59 = 1166.59 Euro
percents_to_add: 16.659%

Trader B:
second day:
Inserted Code Primary Account Currency: EUR Currency Pair: EUR/USD Opening Rate: 1.2000 Closing Rate: 1.2005 Action: Buy Number of Units: 466636 (1166.59*400) Profit: 194.35 Euro accounts equilibrium: 1166.59 194.35 = 1360.94 Euro
percents_to_add: 16.65966621%


Accounts comparison following two days
Trader A: 1333.05 Euro
Trader B: 1360.94 Euro

==gt; Trader B was succesful at the same amount of time.
Imagine a Trader C who'd do daily 1 Pip Profit.


I think this leads to the following principles:
3.) In case the gained pips are exactly the same, compare the length of the row of profit. More length, more succesful
4.) In case the length of the row of profit is exactly the same, compare the recorded pips. More Pips, more succesful.