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ND Finance (SIG-R)
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Trading Systems
Oct 13, 2010 at 12:46
Any idea why your equity is showing as 249% when you only have one open trade which is 20 cents up?See attached.
TP = SL
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Trading Systems
Oct 12, 2010 at 19:28
Broker appears to be GMT -4 if that's of any use to anyone trying to figure out the broker.
TP = SL
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Trading Systems
Oct 12, 2010 at 09:14
Is this an arbitrage EA? It looks like one.
live chat / ea rather an password
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Suggestion Box
Oct 11, 2010 at 14:38
Steve is fine thanks.All the information required to help you add an account is on this page.http://www.myfxbook.com/helpLet me know if there is some element you don't understand.
live chat / ea rather an password
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Suggestion Box
Oct 11, 2010 at 10:05
It is an EA to access your account. The password is for verification purposes only. If you are happy with an unverified account then don't provide it.
crescendo
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Trading Systems
Oct 11, 2010 at 08:29
I'm glad I'm entertaining you.I was running a grid martingale during the greek banking crisis and EurUsd ( and to a lesser degree UsdChf as the swiss were keeping the swiss bank pegged to the Euro ) were the main pairs affected. Yes GbpUsd also dropped but it also retraced at some points, because it isn't correlated 100% to EurUsd. This allowed GbpUsd to get out of positions and maintain equity, at least for that pair. The other two mentioned crashed the account.If crescendo is clever enough that it always ends up in the right direction of a massive drop then that's great. My f...
Tasukigap Strategy2
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 15:48
It's a good starting point though.I'll watch this one with interest. Best of luck
Tasukigap Strategy2
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 11:29
Good to hear, how does the backtest look?
Tasukigap Strategy2
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 10:11
Are you planning to sell the EA?
ND Finance (SIG-R)
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 09:36
Yes, I know they are working on getting a true equity analysis of the accounts and have been for a while. It will be good once they get there.
Tasukigap Strategy2
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 09:34
The martingale is being used to close out the losing positions by hedging, first one direction and then the other, if the price retraces. Once the basket is pretty much at break even it looks as though it closes the basket out. So providing the lot sizes never get to a size that troubles your broker it shouldn't get in the same difficulty as your standard martingale. If I'm doing my mental arithmetic correctly anyway.
Tasukigap Strategy2
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 08:54
Looks to be doing some sort of clever hedging strategy to exit losing positions. Nice.The question I guess is how high historically it has to take the martingale increases on the hedge positions, but it's definitely a clever idea to use martingale staking in a hedge rather than purely going in the one direction with martingale positions
ND Finance (SIG-R)
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 08:04
Hi Ranesh,I'm not 100% sure how MyFxBook are calculating drawdown as I've seen some inconsistencies in how it does it myself. I'll ask them.Steve
Forex COMBO System OLD
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Trading Systems
Oct 07, 2010 at 07:54
Trailing stops are a difficult thing to get right. I've tried various strategies over time and never quite got one that I'm happy with. For trend following I generally settle for a combination of moving the stop up to a recent high/low but also moving the stop if the price moves by a certain number of pips in order to lock in some profit. I sometimes even have three of these so called "jumping" stops.I've found this method to be about the most useful for this type of movement as it nicely follows a trend if it rises smoothly over time but also manages to capture some good...
TradeLikePro
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Trading Systems
Oct 06, 2010 at 20:18
No Stephanus, I stopped trading it live as I was unhappy with the service on FxPro and decided to put the money into other accounts as at an average of 10% per month I decided I can make the money work better elsewhere. I'm still running it as a signal provider on Tradency though, herehttp://www.myfxbook.com/members/stevetrade/cast-iron-man-tradency-feed/42411
SavvyFx_CableDollar
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Trading Systems
Oct 06, 2010 at 20:13
No, there current stats start from the middle of May. This is the system they were running before that one started. i.e. They restarted after this crash. Maybe after retuning it I guess.
ND Finance (SIG-R)
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Trading Systems
Oct 06, 2010 at 16:53
This is really aggressive trading. Do you use the same position sizing for managed accounts?
PAMM (Managed Accounts) running for +1yr
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Trading Systems
Oct 06, 2010 at 15:08
Okay, well I managed to establish to my satisfaction.I'll leave you to carry out your own due diligence and establish your own truth then.
PAMM (Managed Accounts) running for +1yr
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Trading Systems
Oct 06, 2010 at 12:27
I will just point out that nobody said Ranesh was safe to invest with. All we've managed to establish is that Ranesh is not Robert Waltos.It's amusing that you would go to such lengths to try and establish the veracity of something and then provide a post like this. You do realise that some cultures don't understand sarcasm and would take your comments literally?
PAMM (Managed Accounts) running for +1yr
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Trading Systems
Oct 06, 2010 at 11:54
Private messages are exactly that - private.Let's say that he used language and referred to places and activities that are not congruent with an American's cultural identity. Robert Waltos is an American - ergo Ranesh is not Robert Waltos
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