There's the "Surefire Hedging Strategy" that ensures you always win provided that the ranging market doesn't wipe your account.

Please do share, I'm interested.

It's best that you read the forum indicated in the first post. The signals are lagging (because of non-painting), so by the time you think you're up to something, M5 trend may have already reversed.

Rilix does not display a trader's mindset. First avoided answering a question on filtering out bad trades, then implied I would be stupid. One scammer more in this world.

No need to become allusively insulting. It's a fair question and in fact a bad win:loss ratio can quickly kill an account. Ok, so I understand there is no such way to filter out 3 bad trades out of 4 trades. I will consider this system once it ...

Over here we have two potentially good trades and 4 certainly bad trades. Not a brilliant ratio. Coming back to an earlier unanswered question: how do you filter out bad trades? Please answer.

How do you filter out the 3 bad trades in this exact picture?

More developments on this EA here (use Google Translate) url

No need to slap yourself. Let's see what you have in mind on the winning side, and then we can mitigate potential failure points using FF collective wisdom.

Looks good, interested in learning your approach.

Perhaps a better question is "from whom" rather than "where" and the implicit answer is "from the owner/author"

I have bought it and got Remon's input very promptly.

EA name: remon78eg.mq4, modified to trade fixed lots Broker: FXPro, demo account Pair/TF: EURUSD M1 Default settings, 0.05 lots (fixed), step order 1 pip (10)

It seems that you failed to read the fixed lot part. You're trading progressive lots, it's quite clear you would be hitting margin call. Learning should be a fishbone (once in never out) process. If our small experimenting/learning community ...

As they say "If you believe you're a winner or a loser, you're right." Honestly speaking, this fatalistic approach is not worth paying attention to. Using you're judgement perhaps we shouldn't live (coz we all die one day, right?). How about I told ...

As they say "If you believe you're a winner or a loser, you're right." Honestly speaking, this fatalistic approach is not worth paying attention to. Using you're judgement perhaps we shouldn't live (coz we all die one day, right?). How about I told ...

fixed 0.01 lots, 1 pip step, all others unchanged

+80% today on EURUSD (500 to 900). I tend to agree lotsize should be kept to a minimum, 0.01 lots per 1,000 USD.

Today's result, starting balance 500 USD. Used progressive lots up to 640 USD, then closed all positions and resumed with fixed lots (0.05). To everyone posting results, please let us know starting balance and pips. Profit amount in itself is a ...

Your observation is correct, I am a man of few words. It's the first time I've actually seen something I believe can work in live trading, which explains activity after long silence.