DislikedJust a quick update on my EurUsd 50 pip grid. You might notice a small modification... {image}Ignored
Simply "grid" system, no hedge, no martingale 9 replies
ECN && STP && Scalping && Hedging - Broker Review - Oct 2009 24 replies
Martingale, Reverse Martingale, Modified Martingale, Maths 1 reply
DislikedJust a quick update on my EurUsd 50 pip grid. You might notice a small modification... {image}Ignored
DislikedExcellent observations and very true quotation, David. Thanks. I totally agree about its validity for "trading systems".Ignored
DislikedHey guys I have a very simple question: Is anyone making consistent money with a defined grid system for more than 2 months? If so I would love to study what they are doing.Ignored
DislikedHello Master Kfx! You are the real Mentor, Helper, Leader & above all A NICE PERSON. We all should HATS OFF for you For your great work, your time & Effort. And the best thing is that you are Sharing your work with NO COST. I appreciate some others too like Ata-Turkoglu, Spyder-Man, Golden EA Xlcharly., I cannot write all names here. Can someone SUMMERIZE the whole Thread in one IMAGE/CHART. This would be very helpful for me The other new comers too. Take care guys. LoveandPeaceIgnored
DislikedHi Fellows, I have new questions to find out the details for "Hedge x4" and "Hedge x4 Inside Grid" (I have to admit even asking questions for this system is tricky, because so many variations.) Happy Trades {image}Ignored
DislikedSome "brainstorming" ideas for further experimentations: 1. First batch entry is in "trend direction": Buy: When price comes from BELOW and touch a grid level (level 1) Sell: When price comes from ABOVE and touch a grid level (level 1) Reasoning: To keep "friendship with the trend" starting from Level1 of Original Batch. (All further "H" Level entries are in "trend direction", so why not first one, too?) 2. Not moving original TP levels when Level2 and Level3 trades are activated. TP: Next level (10 pips) If the price drops 10 pips, add a buy (level...Ignored
Disliked{quote} If I may attempt to read between the lines, you're attempting to devise a system that is capable of surviving, despite its having a martingale component. Price movement is pretty much random, hence you must assume that if you trade for long enough, you'll encounter every conceivable price pattern; or put another way, all price patterns are equally likely to occur, albeit in an unknown sequence. Grid systems are especially vulnerable, in that they don't perform analysis specifically...Ignored
DislikedI agree to concentrate our efforts more on risk and money management than technical issues, as it seems that small modificiations (incl. entry direction at round numbers and First Batch targets) do not really matter. Each Martingale strategy has a "Death Pattern" or "Death Trail", i.e. a series of specific market moves which lead to the death of the account. Similarly to an imaginary "Death Labyrinth", which has thousands of paths to safe exits, except for one, which leads to a death trap. I call this one path the "Death Trail" which we should avoid...Ignored