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- pauljherrera replied Feb 9, 2017
In MT4, go to Archive/Open Data Folder (or something alike. I have it in a different language). In the folder that opens, go to MQL4/Indicators. Paste there the indicators you downloaded. Then restart MT4.
- pauljherrera replied Feb 7, 2017
I don't have too much experience with different brokers. But, Interactive Brokers have the fame to be the most reliable broker. As they have an API, they have a lot of HFT, scalpers, etc. But they offer a GUI too.
- pauljherrera replied Feb 7, 2017
Trading is science, no mythology.
- pauljherrera replied Feb 7, 2017
I only have regrets if I fail to follow my tested system. Have no regrets! Follow your system!
- pauljherrera replied Feb 3, 2017
I agree with him if you don't optimize your strategies. But several statistical studies of the market show that no MA is better than other. It depends on the way your using it (to catch trends, as a trigger and so on) and the markets conditions. So, ...
- pauljherrera replied Feb 3, 2017
Try ForexCrunch. It's very good.
- pauljherrera replied Feb 1, 2017
One "golden rule" is to look for liquidity. For example, at the end of the day the liquidity is inadequate, so the spread is wider and the risk of slippage is greater. On the other hand, at the beginning of the New York session, the liquidity is ...
- pauljherrera replied Feb 1, 2017
As a rule of thumb, you should always include the commissions in your stats. Otherwise, you are being unrealistic about your strategy. And the reason for that is that commissions take away between 20 and 60 % of the profit of the vast majority of ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 31, 2017
You really have to see what if more convenient to you. I don't use just one strategy, I use a portfolio of strategies. That's why I would consider your strategy as two different strategies. It lets me make better statistical analysis. If you are not ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 31, 2017
One of the best tools I have found is an app called EA Analyzer by a company named StrategyQuant. That app is currently is in the version 4, and is expensive. But I found the version 2 for free. Just google it. That app gives you very detail ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 31, 2017
Yuri Rabassa, a very experienced Spanish trader, says that he only takes a position when the candle closes. And he gives a psychological reason: a lot of people is watching the same candle closing at that time, so a lot of those people may enter the ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 30, 2017
bitfx.ch is a personal website for news reading that someone in the forum shared. Maybe it can give you some ideas.
- pauljherrera replied Jan 30, 2017
That's the short answer. The RRR is 1.5. But the thing is that you may want to treat your strategy as two different strategies. One with RRR of 1, and another with RRR of 2. This is more convenient if you want to go deeper in the statistical ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 27, 2017
If you are entering five times in a day to the market, a missed opportunity doesn't matter. But if your trading strategy only gives you a signal every other week, you can't miss that for anything in the world. If the winning rate of your strategy is ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 27, 2017
The site is awesome! I really enjoyed it. I didn't understand why the older news were in the top of the screen, and more recent ones were at the bottom. The market overview widgets are great, but it would be awesome if you can change the instrument ...
- pauljherrera replied Jan 27, 2017
If you are trading based on technical analysis, I won't recommend using your phone to make decisions. It's really cumbersome and inaccurate. If you still want to do that, you may: - Use a broker with Ctrader. The Ctrader app if much better than the ...
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