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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 18, 2006

    Here's a formula that is used to figure out Margin Level... Account Equity / Margin = Margin Level Margin Level is something that is used with MT4 brokers. I have personally contacted FXDD and IBFX, so I guarantee the information posted here is ...

    Understanding the Margin Call
  • dscott5912 replied Oct 11, 2006

    Intricacies of firebird — I am fairly new to firebird and do not understand the intricacies of exactly how it operates under the hood like those that have been involved for a long time. I have found I have many questions that could be answered ...

    Firebird EA - fixed version -
  • dscott5912 replied Oct 11, 2006

    Very good information. Thank you.

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 11, 2006

    Ah.. It would be interesting to do a direct comparison between percent=0.1 vs 0.05 over at least 1 month. Has anyone in the forum done that? Anyone, anyone ... (Bueller?)

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 11, 2006

    Question for Wackena or MoneyMa$ter — With that said, would I then be correct in saying the smaller the percentage the closer to the band.. hence more trades? For example: In v1.0c "Percent" is 0.1. In v63H04-TS "Percent" is 0.05. In that ...

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 10, 2006

    Negatory... (not that that's a real word) BTW, I dig your quote!

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 10, 2006

    v63 H03 that supports MM and MinMargLevel — For those of you interested in using money management and/or margin level protection with v63H03, I have included it. You have the option of turning either one off or on when you first load it (or ...

    Firebird EA - fixed version -
  • Attached File
    File Type: mq4 Firebird V63 H03.mq4
  • dscott5912 replied Oct 10, 2006

    MoneyMa$ter - have you compared 63H04/63G with v1.0a/c?

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 9, 2006

    Well, just fyi. If you trade .03 lots when opening a mini demo, you'll actually be getting .03 cents a pip (on EUR/USD). With money management turned on, your fb ea should trade 0.40 lots or sometimes 0.30 lots which equates to .40 cents or .30 ...

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 7, 2006

    Hi sinclap - If you're going to run v1.0a with a beginning balance of $400, I highly recommend using v1.0a1 which includes money management and min margin level protection. You can find v1.0a1 attached to my post.. ...

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 4, 2006

    No. You do not need a magic #. I, along with many, have forward tested v1.0a and v1.0c with IBFX extensively and no magic number is required. It's all properly coded in the EA.

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 4, 2006

    Hi Edox - No need to take up forum space on this. Please look for my pm.

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  • dscott5912 replied Oct 4, 2006

    Firebird v1.0c1 (MinMargin Level protection) — Fellow Firebird'ers - This version includes the added level of protection of MinMarginLevel. I feel this is important especially for those of us that don't have much to open with. MinMarginLevel ...

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  • Attached Files
    File Type: mq4 Firebird_v1.0c1.mq4
    File Type: mq4 Firebird_v1.0a1.mq4
  • dscott5912 replied Sep 26, 2006

    That's awesome, Don! Way to go!

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  • dscott5912 replied Sep 25, 2006

    Margin Level in fb v1.0c — One more thing to add on this... Margin level is caculated as AccountEquity() / AccountMargin() I would presume some kind of "if" statement would be in order to make this happen, I just don't know exactly where in ...

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  • dscott5912 replied Sep 25, 2006

    Margin Level and fb v1.0c — nvwine / wakena - I just spoke with both IBFX and FXDD. Here are their policies on getting a margin call. IBFX's Policy: If Margin level drops below 50%, IBFX will begin randomly closing open positions until Margin ...

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  • dscott5912 replied Sep 25, 2006

    Margin Call — As mrmikal stated, it definitely depends on your broker. For example: IBFX's Policy: If Margin level drops below 50%, IBFX will begin randomly closing open positions until Margin level goes above 50%. FXDD's Policy: If Margin ...

    Understanding the Margin Call
  • dscott5912 replied Sep 25, 2006

    fb v1.0c - AUDUSD — I have had many successful AUDUSD trades on a demo with FXDD. I use the M5 charts.

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  • dscott5912 replied Sep 22, 2006

    Yes, default settings for v1.0a are 30-300-30 unless you have loaded the .set files. Are you using v1.0a or v1.0c? If v1.0a, did you load any of the .set files? Also, what time frame M1 or M5?

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  • dscott5912 replied Sep 22, 2006

    Additional feedback running fb v1.0c on IBFX mini demo — After changing my lot size from .10 to 1.0 in the user input window to attach v1.0c in each chart, I noticed, after several hours, there were 7 positions opened with an acct balance of ...

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