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HFSmaster14
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May 26, 2012 at 08:54
They sent out an email extolling the positives of this last week, but the expectancy is now down to 3.0 pips (per trade) for a system that has been published for about 11 months. Since the stop is always set to about twice the target, it makes sense that HFX should do worse in periods of higher volatility and they have had by far the worst month and biggest draw-down so far in May 2012. Hope it gets better soon.
HFSmaster14
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May 08, 2012 at 06:33
31st January 2012: Quote: "the Expectancy is only 5.7 pips per trade".***Unfortunately, the Expectancy for this system has now settled down to about 4.2 per trade.With an HFS hard-coded permitted-slippage value setting (for the EA) of 5 pips.That can't be good.
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