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- spotrate replied Feb 3, 2019
Why does Pepperstone MT4 use so much RAM?? I'm running essentially the same number of charts on (3) IC Markets, and (1) Pepperstone and only using around 300 MB with IC Markets instead of around 900 MB with Pepperstone. image
- spotrate replied Feb 2, 2019
Did you at least bother to click on your own link on your own thread to make sure it works? I'm not asking for you to be thoughtful but at least click on your own link to see whether or not it works (currently, it does not work). Thanks for the ...
- spotrate replied Feb 1, 2019
Here's another one; they're both identical but the 5K was started a few hours before the 1K. They both could be run on a 1K, I'm not sure why I put it on a 5K. What does this reveal? image image
- spotrate replied Nov 29, 2018
A more realistic growth model for the system is to take a 10 pip take profit for each $500 of deposit. Basically a daily target of $10 for each $500 of deposit. This also means I would be compounding at each $500 interval. image
- spotrate replied Nov 29, 2018
One down, just a few more to go image
- spotrate replied Nov 29, 2018
Given my strategy, the idea of holding the trades for days to weeks is obviously a grenade The strategy is quite good but allowing it to run for days is a bad idea. image
- spotrate replied Nov 28, 2018
The Fed's Powell Speech was brutal and caused much drawdown. I'll keep this account going but for a larger account, I'm realizing it is safer to enter at beginning of the day, target a fixed number of pips such as 100, then exit and be out of the ...
- spotrate replied Nov 28, 2018
image Any obvious reason for this? Fed's Powell Speech?
- spotrate replied Nov 26, 2018
EU Brexit Summit at 02:00 GMT+2 image
- spotrate replied Nov 25, 2018
Never mind the box, I just drew it to determine where the center was for the dashed line. From my experience, if the floating equity falls more than 50% of the closed, it's a grenade. I only say this because I see it's a live account with a ...
- spotrate replied Nov 23, 2018
Here's a large downtrend so it could be a nice movement up. But for a better entry, you could use a buy limit at 23.6%. There are many examples, just look for a trend in one direction and stalk it for the swing down. But do not enter too early ...
- spotrate replied Nov 23, 2018
I'm not sure what you mean by periodic. The set up is to look for a current trend and look to take the swing in the opposite direction. Take for example the below buy opportunity. There's a downtrend, so look to buy to the dotted line. There are ...
- spotrate replied Nov 23, 2018
Here are the top 10 trades from last week. I hope it's inspiring, enjoy. image image image image image image image image image image
- spotrate replied Nov 21, 2018
On your screenshot, it shows the last update was 21 minutes ago. That's the only gripe I have with the FF TE, it doesn't update on regular intervals. This is the reason I'm looking at FXSTAT to include alongside TE. On that site, things are shown in ...
- spotrate replied Nov 21, 2018
The pending orders of the system are set to be visible. Right now it's showing 4 hours ago there were two POs for AUDJPY, NZDJPY placed. image
- spotrate replied Nov 21, 2018
I created a demo with them just now. It appears to be working fine on my terminal and on the current chart it would be telling me to sell to 0.72191 image
- spotrate replied Nov 19, 2018
The TPO and similar SR indicators make it easier to see thoughtful locations. Below is the outcome of the TPO example on this post going from dotted line to dotted line. image
- spotrate replied Nov 18, 2018
I was asked about the GBPJPY backtesting how to, and my laptop has very weak components so I don't do any optimizing, I mostly use it for bug testing and to be able to go back in time to do visual back testing. Here are the two terminal commands ...