Modern Day Alchemy (FIGfx) (By alchemyworks)

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Modern Day Alchemy (FIGfx) Discussion

Mar 13, 2010 at 19:14
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robw135
forex_trader_5776
Member Since Jan 17, 2010   140 posts
Mar 18, 2010 at 17:01
At this pace you'll be able to pay off national debt and still have money left for lunch by the end of the year.

Nice performance.
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 18, 2010 at 17:06
Thank-you. I truly believe we have created a Holy Grail that meets our definition of alchemy 😀
As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Mar 07, 2010   257 posts
Mar 18, 2010 at 17:36
why is it that your real account runs on 400:1 leverage and you force your customers to open accounts w/JadeFX which they only offer 100:1 ...

this 'little' difference will mean alot since it seems you're using leverage to the fullest extent ...

your first trade shows -25 pips (1 trade during the whole day) and the corresponding loss for the day is -29.8% so you risked more than 1% of the account per pip ...

this strategy resembles the HYIP lol ... one mistake and your account will be wiped out clean with such exposure... especially on 100:1 account
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 18, 2010 at 19:06 (edited Mar 18, 2010 at 19:10)
duzyfx posted:
    why is it that your real account runs on 400:1 leverage and you force your customers to open accounts w/JadeFX which they only offer 100:1 ...

this 'little' difference will mean alot since it seems you're using leverage to the fullest extent ...

your first trade shows -25 pips (1 trade during the whole day) and the corresponding loss for the day is -29.8% so you risked more than 1% of the account per pip ...

this strategy resembles the HYIP lol ... one mistake and your account will be wiped out clean with such exposure... especially on 100:1 account

Duzyfx,

Please understand that you are on the outside looking in, and your view is not accurate. Let me correct the record. The EA is currently set to run 1% risk on both accounts (Fig and Jade, Fig was accidentally bumped up and took a loss and once noticed immediately dropped back down to 1%, AND the Jade will be bumped up to 2% at the end of the month) and at no time were any of the accounts even remotely at risk. (Do the math, a properly funded account risking 1% of equity taking a ~25 pip stop loss... I think we can run 5% risk and not come close to putting the account in jeopardy)

Keep in mind that the Fig account was an account which we used to test the Fusion-V EA. Once it was determined that the Fusion-V EA was a crappy EA, we pulled it off the account. About this time we were just finishing the code for our Holy Grail EA so we put it up on this FigFX account. If there is a discrepancy between 1% risk and -29.8% it is because the account was not properly funded and the minimum lot size took precedent.

We since properly funded the Jade account and started running live this week and put BOTH accounts online for your viewing pleasure. We felt there was no need to turn off the Fig account, and made the conscious decision to just leave it running without touching (no withdrawals / no deposits) for at least 1 year.

With that said, we have noticed multiple trades taken by the Jade account which were not taken by the Fig account (some really BIG trades 100+ pips), while at the same time, Jade (being a NDD broker) encountered slippage and commissions. Time will tell which performs better, but I believe in the long run it will be the JadeFX. (Plus Jade is a NDD broker so they will not care how successful we are, were FIG is a DD broker and at some point could realize that we are not in the 95% of losing accounts and ask us to take our business elsewhere)

This 'little' difference of leverage which you speak of makes no 'real' difference when the account is properly funded. We have accounts running 2% / 3% risk and at no time are ANY of these accounts even remotely at risk (read when properly funded).

As for HYIP, I am not familiar with this, but I can assure you this is a 100% new custom EA, and not a regurgitation of anything seen before. The live testing logs will be the final arbiter and we encourage you to continue to follow it's progress as I truly believe the 'pattern' in growth that we've seen thus far should continue without pause.

As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Jan 04, 2010   43 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 00:17
at this rate of growth why would you sell anything to do with your trading?

at a monthly gain of 1200% a 100$ account would become 2,073,600$ in 4 months....... i just dont see the point of putting in the effort to sell

and in 12 months you would have made 1000 Trillion $$$$$$$$$
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up, the certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 00:47 (edited Mar 19, 2010 at 00:56)
davydevaux2 posted:
    at this rate of growth why would you sell anything to do with your trading?

at a monthly gain of 1200% a 100$ account would become 2,073,600$ in 4 months....... i just dont see the point of putting in the effort to sell

and in 12 months you would have made 1000 Trillion $$$$$$$$$

Kind of scary when you think about it huh??? I know we were happily surprised with the UN-OFFICIAL results that counted over 11,000 pips since January 2010. In all honesty, the 'effort' you speak about was already put into the vehicle (myalchemyworks.com) so it really wasn't that much more effort required -- and I'm sure our current clients are 100% happy with all the hard work we've put into the actual EA.

But to some degree you are right. This EA probably won't be on the market for too long (especially with these kind of LIVE results) as we will have to control the access. Never-the-less, we will cross that bridge when we get to it, and when we do, I'm sure ALL our clients at that time will be glad they got in when they did.

But your point is well taken... what kind of price do you put on something like this?
As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Sep 04, 2009   879 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 01:29 (edited Mar 19, 2010 at 01:29)
As long as u don't give insight about the lot sizes you trade in relation to the account size I wouldn't pay a single dime....
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 01:40 (edited Mar 19, 2010 at 01:42)
pc8multifx posted:
    As long as u don't give insight about the lot sizes you trade in relation to the account size I wouldn't pay a single dime....


Not that I'm worried about you paying a single dime but here is some insight for you:

The Jade account funded with 80K traded a 4.0 lot size and took a 25.3 pip loss for a $1012.00 loss. Scale that up or down as you wish and compare to the LIVE statement.

I don't think that put the account anywhere close to being at risk or in jeopardy.
As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Sep 04, 2009   879 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 02:12
We are here in the FIGfx section, not Jadefx..

Why hiding the balance and telling its funded with 80K? U ask for a lot of money for your service, its just fair to put the facts open on the table, don't u agree?

The last time when people paid 1000 bucks for an 'top notch' EA( fusion) it ended in a total disaster. Open everything on your myfxbook accounts and let time tell whether its worth the price or not. If you still here in 6 month I'm in and many others too I guess.

For many good reasons I warned about to jump on the fusion bandwagon, I do it here again, as long as not everything is crystal clear and a longer excellent performance can be shown.
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 03:03 (edited Mar 19, 2010 at 03:13)
pc8multifx posted:
    We are here in the FIGfx section, not Jadefx..

Why hiding the balance and telling its funded with 80K? U ask for a lot of money for your service, its just fair to put the facts open on the table, don't u agree?

The last time when people paid 1000 bucks for an 'top notch' EA( fusion) it ended in a total disaster. Open everything on your myfxbook accounts and let time tell whether its worth the price or not. If you still here in 6 month I'm in and many others too I guess.

For many good reasons I warned about to jump on the fusion bandwagon, I do it here again, as long as not everything is crystal clear and a longer excellent performance can be shown.

Because you asked 😀

But in all honesty... in 6 months... there will probably not be any more seed invitations available and you will HAVE to know a member to get into the club as I have a fixed number that I am releasing to the general public (which I'm sure you can understand).

Also, the reason Fusion sucks is because of risk/reward ratio. we use a fixed 25 pip (or less) SL...
As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Sep 04, 2009   879 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 10:24
Thx. A good step in the right direction..😎

BTW I guess I can live w/o getting a seed on the bandwagon..😝 I'm not a big fan of memberships, especially when it comes to investment , golf or bingo clubs 😉
Elkart
forex_trader_7
Member Since Aug 01, 2009   941 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 10:30 (edited Mar 19, 2010 at 10:31)
What wrong with bingo? You can make bucks and pick up chicks. Long as you take it slow so they can keep up.
Member Since Sep 04, 2009   879 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 12:23

Elkart posted:
    What wrong with bingo? You can make bucks and pick up chicks. Long as you take it slow so they can keep up.

LOL I dont need to be a member of a club to pick them up..... I prefer a wildcard run😝
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 19, 2010 at 16:13
Interestingly enough, our no losing week stat for this EA continues to hold true since we started testing this logic. (December 2009) 😀 Although I wonder how long this can continue to hold true. Only time will tell...
As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Dec 20, 2009   26 posts
Mar 21, 2010 at 21:46
dear modern day,

how does the membership work?
how may i join your trading system?

thank you for your reply.
Member Since Mar 13, 2010   18 posts
Mar 21, 2010 at 21:50 (edited Mar 21, 2010 at 21:52)
shaquille75 posted:
    dear modern day,

how does the membership work?
how may i join your trading system?

thank you for your reply.

Please direct all membership inquiries to the website 'Contact Us' page. Thank-you!
As it is with running any business we make money by buying wholesale and selling retail.
Member Since Dec 20, 2009   26 posts
Mar 21, 2010 at 22:07
ok,

i requested a subscription through your website even if memberships are closed.
Thank you.
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