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Envy v3 -> v3.3, Ultra mode from Jan. '13 (de ultracat)
Gain : | -99.9% |
Drawdown | 99.99% |
Pips: | -21578.2 |
Transactions | 10632 |
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Type: | Réel |
Levier: | 1:500 |
Trading: | Automatisé |
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Discussion Envy v3 -> v3.3, Ultra mode from Jan. '13
Jan 17, 2013 at 07:11
Membre depuis Apr 03, 2012
posts 8
This system was FE v3.0.21 Power Long cycles only from early summer 2012 to January 15, 2013. During this period the system returned approximately 214% return. The funds were moved on January 16, 2013 to:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/ultracat/envy-v3021-power-long/459751
because that new account has no swaps (this original account did have swaps). Envy longs do better without swaps as positions can be held for days/weeks even.
From January 16, 2013 a small deposit was left in this original account and the mode has been switched to Ultra. Ultra mode is running only on the following pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, and USDCAD.
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/ultracat/envy-v3021-power-long/459751
because that new account has no swaps (this original account did have swaps). Envy longs do better without swaps as positions can be held for days/weeks even.
From January 16, 2013 a small deposit was left in this original account and the mode has been switched to Ultra. Ultra mode is running only on the following pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, and USDCAD.
Jan 22, 2013 at 17:45
Membre depuis Apr 03, 2012
posts 8
Yes, for sure. I do not trade EURJPY or USDJPY at all for example, that's a manual intervention. Other than that, if you look at the chart back in the summer (August) there is a huge dip. A lot of people lost their accounts there.
My manual intervention I do whenever there is ever a level 12+ basket is simply FATP or Chicken Out **all** other pairs immediately and ride it out. I trade at 0.67 risk so that extra margin plus closing out all other pairs is all I did to save my account. I check my account once per day to get a read on the levels, but I only have to actually intervene maybe 3-4 times a year.
That's for Power Long mode ( I assume that's what you are asking about).
If you are asking about Ultra mode I just switched to, there is a LOT more monitoring manual intervention. For example there is CAD news this week so I just turned USD/CAD off after Monday. I probably won't turn it back on again until next week since Fridays are not traded with Shorts anyway. If you don't then I would say prepare for a margin call. Ultra mode seems to margin call about once a month or so.
My manual intervention I do whenever there is ever a level 12+ basket is simply FATP or Chicken Out **all** other pairs immediately and ride it out. I trade at 0.67 risk so that extra margin plus closing out all other pairs is all I did to save my account. I check my account once per day to get a read on the levels, but I only have to actually intervene maybe 3-4 times a year.
That's for Power Long mode ( I assume that's what you are asking about).
If you are asking about Ultra mode I just switched to, there is a LOT more monitoring manual intervention. For example there is CAD news this week so I just turned USD/CAD off after Monday. I probably won't turn it back on again until next week since Fridays are not traded with Shorts anyway. If you don't then I would say prepare for a margin call. Ultra mode seems to margin call about once a month or so.
Jan 23, 2013 at 09:32
Membre depuis May 21, 2011
posts 50
Yes it was for Power long mode.
I was running it with short cycles prior to the end of year holiday period. Had to manually intervene about once or twice a month (usually looking to Chicken out on a slight retrace once it reached level 12 - which meant watching it regularly!). I FATP'd before holiday season but ended up with a USDJPY basket all the way through to Level 14 basket and couldnt open a level 15 as the account had reached its 100 microlot limit (XE Markets). Besides, I dont think it would have handled another level as it reached 79% drawdown and used 109% margin.
After all the intervention I figure that I would have made a similar gain trading at lower risk without the added stress!
I might try your method. It makes sense. usually the pair would retrace not long after I chickened out... so makes sense to try and hang in there. Thanks for sharing.
But no more short cycles for now.
How long do you think you will stay out of the JPY pairs?
I was running it with short cycles prior to the end of year holiday period. Had to manually intervene about once or twice a month (usually looking to Chicken out on a slight retrace once it reached level 12 - which meant watching it regularly!). I FATP'd before holiday season but ended up with a USDJPY basket all the way through to Level 14 basket and couldnt open a level 15 as the account had reached its 100 microlot limit (XE Markets). Besides, I dont think it would have handled another level as it reached 79% drawdown and used 109% margin.
After all the intervention I figure that I would have made a similar gain trading at lower risk without the added stress!
I might try your method. It makes sense. usually the pair would retrace not long after I chickened out... so makes sense to try and hang in there. Thanks for sharing.
But no more short cycles for now.
How long do you think you will stay out of the JPY pairs?
Jan 23, 2013 at 13:35
Membre depuis Apr 03, 2012
posts 8
I will stay out indefinitely until the economic and political situation in Japan changes. 1/4 of their national budget every cycle is dedicated JUST to making interest payments on their debt. They make the Eurozone look like competent financial managers, and that's saying something!
https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/massive-japanese-sovereign-debt-could-become-global-problem-a-875641.html
https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/massive-japanese-sovereign-debt-could-become-global-problem-a-875641.html
Jan 24, 2013 at 16:15
Membre depuis Apr 03, 2012
posts 8
2/3 = 0.666666666666666666666666666 that's all. so 2/3 trading, 1/3 in reserve. I know people who trade it safely at 0.8 risk (so a 20% reserve) but I wanted to be a bit more conservative. 50/50 is the vendor's recommendation, sort of.
Membre depuis May 08, 2012
posts 316
Jan 27, 2013 at 18:44
Membre depuis May 08, 2012
posts 316
Ultracat and Julian;
I would appreciate it if you could throw out a comment if you see news events that are going to affect how you trade or what you do. I will do the same. It would be an interesting exercise to know when you are intervening too.
I would appreciate it if you could throw out a comment if you see news events that are going to affect how you trade or what you do. I will do the same. It would be an interesting exercise to know when you are intervening too.
War is when your government tells you who the enemy is. Revolution is when you figure out, for yourself, who the enemy is.
Jan 28, 2013 at 04:35
Membre depuis May 21, 2011
posts 50
Wilco. Will post it under my system as notes to myself. I intend to keep better notes this year. Cant rely on the old memory.
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/juham/fe33-power-long-067-risk/471247
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/juham/fe33-power-long-067-risk/471247
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