T0009 Verified real account
Kar:
6038.90%
İşlem başladı:
01/03/2010
Drawdown:
11.73%
Kesin drawdown:
0.00%
Toplam pip:
9727.58
Performance Type:
Real
Trade:
Automated
Originally posted by davidalfonsi
I think most of the traders are too lazy to try to study the closed trades. Here are simply rules I found revieweing the trading log:1. Risk Reward Ratio (RRR) is always around 3.8 = Take Profit (TP) is always 3.8 times the size of the Stop Loss (SL);2. Lots size is related to the distance of the SL, in particular is around (8 / distance of the SL);3. I am just trying to understand how the SL is set.
For observation 2, there's no need to guesstimate from the statement. We have stated it clearly in the description as follows:
Risk Settings: Position sizing (lot) is varied according the risk appetite of each entry and the pip of individual stop-loss. If you check the Lots chart in FxStat, you see that the lot size histogram looks as if it’s a martingale. It’s not. In fact, every trade risks just 1% of capital in the account. No new trade is opened until the last trade is closed. Every stop-loss is predetermined at the time of entry. The smaller the pip of the stop-loss, the larger the lot size T0009 is willing to establish, and vice versa. In other words, only a fixed percentage of capital is at risk of hitting the stop-loss whenever there’s an established position. The current setting of the fixed percentage is 1%.
Nice one.
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Originally posted by v7001v
Originally posted by davidalfonsi
I think most of the traders are too lazy to try to study the closed trades. Here are simply rules I found revieweing the trading log:1. Risk Reward Ratio (RRR) is always around 3.8 = Take Profit (TP) is always 3.8 times the size of the Stop Loss (SL);2. Lots size is related to the distance of the SL, in particular is around (8 / distance of the SL);3. I am just trying to understand how the SL is set.
For observation 2, there's no need to guesstimate from the statement. We have stated it clearly in the description as follows:Risk Settings: Position sizing (lot) is varied according the risk appetite of each entry and the pip of individual stop-loss. If you check the Lots chart in FxStat, you see that the lot size histogram looks as if it’s a martingale. It’s not. In fact, every trade risks just 1% of capital in the account. No new trade is opened until the last trade is closed. Every stop-loss is predetermined at the time of entry. The smaller the pip of the stop-loss, the larger the lot size T0009 is willing to establish, and vice versa. In other words, only a fixed percentage of capital is at risk of hitting the stop-loss whenever there’s an established position. The current setting of the fixed percentage is 1%.
Wow, I really like your systematic approach. So, I understood the way TakeProfit and Volume are set, I just need to understand the entries and the StopLoss (i.e. 98% of the strategy!). Anyway, congratulations for your results, which are constant in this period of high volatility!!
Hello. I trade several robots. WallStreet-forex was able to implement EA protection that nobody has been able to crack. One good suggestion for you is ForexVerified.com. It implements server protection for your ea by using trade copier via metatrader247.com. Hopefully you can make this available to us soon.
Originally posted by joaobucks
Hello. I trade several robots. WallStreet-forex was able to implement EA protection that nobody has been able to crack. One good suggestion for you is ForexVerified.com. It implements server protection for your ea by using trade copier via metatrader247.com. Hopefully you can make this available to us soon.
I dont understand what u exactly want to say. You told us about a robot and a website. But in the end you said that hopefully fxstat can make this available soon. So which thing you actually talking abt?
The good or ill of a man lies within his own will. – Epictetus
The point about the robot I trade is that it is possible to code-protect an EA such that people will not be able to hack it. Secondly, the last website I mentioned provides trade copier. Of course, FxStat can do this too.
We're still looking for qualified publisher.
Originally posted by joaobucks
The point about the robot I trade is that it is possible to code-protect an EA such that people will not be able to hack it. Secondly, the last website I mentioned provides trade copier. Of course, FxStat can do this too.
Fxstat is giving us another service of "autotrading". Isnt it similar to trade copier? Actually I really dunno abt trade copier much. But by its name it looks similar to autotrading service of fxstat.
Stick to your rules
Originally posted by v7001v
We're still looking for qualified publisher.
Which level of qualification would you need?
Experience in moving hundreds of copies of EA in average daily sales.