WaltSoft Scalper Pro (By forex_trader_110562)
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WaltSoft Scalper Pro Discussion
Nov 09, 2020 at 17:50
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Jun 10, 2021 at 15:14
walter, regarding the forward test i would like to ask the moneymanagement, is it set to minimum progressive lots size? if yes
may i ask what is the result of using average and max progressive lot size..is it good or too much risk
plus can this be also used in other currency because all currencies are always displaying fakeouts
may i ask what is the result of using average and max progressive lot size..is it good or too much risk
plus can this be also used in other currency because all currencies are always displaying fakeouts
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forex_trader_110562
Member Since Feb 04, 2013
106 posts
Jun 10, 2021 at 16:15
Hi,
- When "Progressive Lot Size" then the Value is percent of free margin to calculate the lot size. Default 5%.
This 5% is a nice average. Depending on your account size or the drawdown you are willing to accept, you can change this value.
So you can go higher or lower with that setting.
The EA can be used on other instruments, but that has not been tested, it was optimized on EURUSD.
What you can do is run it in the strategy tester and if you find a good pair, you can use the EA on it.
But use real tick data to test! (Like Tick Data Suite)
- When "Progressive Lot Size" then the Value is percent of free margin to calculate the lot size. Default 5%.
This 5% is a nice average. Depending on your account size or the drawdown you are willing to accept, you can change this value.
So you can go higher or lower with that setting.
The EA can be used on other instruments, but that has not been tested, it was optimized on EURUSD.
What you can do is run it in the strategy tester and if you find a good pair, you can use the EA on it.
But use real tick data to test! (Like Tick Data Suite)
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