Disliked{quote} Hello man....I am not an affliate with this ea.. I said my input..Say yours and dknt tell me to hunt beginners. We are all contributing here..Or do you see me sell anything to you . So please let us be mindful of words..Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hello man....I am not an affliate with this ea.. I said my input..Say yours and dknt tell me to hunt beginners. We are all contributing here..Or do you see me sell anything to you . So please let us be mindful of words..Ignored
Disliked... I conclude out of all your inputs that there are no robot that is profitable in the long run. No consistency even when we need a very small profits like 3-5% a months. And I have tryed ForexFury and I can tell you that it looses one time and win three or four times. But, but, but, the big probelm every one loss need of you 6-7 winning trades to even recover. So this EA will blow your account slowly and step by step. It let you see your money disapear in front of your eyes by the time. Lol, maybe all these martingale and grids out there...Ignored
Disliked{quote} if someone is really that modest then a classic EA martingale could serve. can also be manual. the grid range should be 150 or 200 pips and some monitoring.Ignored
Disliked{quote} The problem even these calculations you suggest can someday blow your account. Or give you so little in return that it doesn't deserve the time and effert. I tryed to backtest for months to many years of backtesting. I used the EA you gave me in my last thred. It was a good EA that can serve this purpose, but ended always either in account blowing or in a very little return that it was not worth it. I know that many say that backtesting do not give the exact picture but I think when we not use any indicater and when the grid gab is above...Ignored
Disliked{quote} as far as I remember, I left only the grid EA, not the martingale. grid with always the same lot can never be profitable in the long run. I don't have quality historical data, so I'm interested in what the results would be with this free martingale EA and a grid range of 100 or 200 pips, a lot x2 increase and a $ 2000 deposit. unfortunately, it is impossible to find a profitable EA "uses specific indicaters and specific logic". don't waste your time. {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} as far as I remember, I left only the grid EA, not the martingale. grid with always the same lot can never be profitable in the long run. I don't have quality historical data, so I'm interested in what the results would be with this free martingale EA and a grid range of 100 or 200 pips, a lot x2 increase and a $ 2000 deposit. unfortunately, it is impossible to find a profitable EA "uses specific indicaters and specific logic". don't waste your time. {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} What? will you tell me that the historical data from mt4 is not quality data? Is it what you meant about you do not have access to quality data? If it is, and if you mean to backtest using the default mt4 data that will be downloaded from the historycenter, then I have much to learn yet. Because it is these data that I am talking about. I do not have purchased a special historical data or subscribed to a paid service regarding this. So, did I spend all these last months backtesting for nothing, or what? As I have understand it, that these...Ignored
Disliked{quote} What? will you tell me that the historical data from mt4 is not quality data? Is it what you meant about you do not have access to quality data? If it is, and if you mean to backtest using the default mt4 data that will be downloaded from the historycenter, then I have much to learn yet. Because it is these data that I am talking about. I do not have purchased a special historical data or subscribed to a paid service regarding this. So, did I spend all these last months backtesting for nothing, or what? As I have understand it, that these...Ignored
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Well, and how does this "forex hero ac" ea that you provided me operate? I see it is different from the usual martingale eas out there. It opens two big "both a buy and sell" trades, then the rest are smaller. Not as I am use to from a normal martingale ea. And it shows good results with small dd.Ignored
Disliked{quote} When I say I need an expert that rely on a specific indicater as it's entry, I meant I just liked to use it's entry as reason to open a trade, but the rest is up to me and my playing around with the settings, so I need it to be dynamic with many editing positilities. Because I have even this "Forex Fury" ea that I talked about how poor it is in different topics, even this I have made it somehow profitable buy opening two charts and let the ea open both buy and sell and then close a profitable trade when it reach two thirds the way where...Ignored
Disliked{quote} some of my final thoughts. In the market we need edge, advantage, but I strongly believe that it does not exist outside of us. all indicators, EA ... can help us be better traders, but they don't own an edge for themselves, not one. successful traders have become that thanks to their vast market knowledge, experience, skills, develop instincts, intuition and we all gain it through hard work and years of practice. shortcut does not exist.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well, I struggle finding an acceptable winning percentage while at the same time having an acceptable dd using the forex hero ac. But I have noticed another robot from mql5 comunity. It depend on virtual trades. And after a user-defined trade number it begin the real openning of trades. The funny about it, it have not blown the account in many years of backtesting. From 01/01/2019 - 12/12/2020 have more than 250% profit. From 01/01/2018 - 12/12/2020 have more than 350% and even from 01/01/2016 - 12/12/2020 have more than 787% And all of...Ignored
Disliked{quote} i think many people undermine the risk of martingale...Ignored
Disliked{quote} i think many people undermine the risk of martingale. You can do a simple math. Say you have a strategy of 50% win rate, and if losing 10 trades in a row you will blow your account (the risk of ruin is probably same regardless of account size, as the risk is scaled with acc size = you want to risk/gain more when you have more capital, right?) So risk of ruin is 0.1%. Now, how likely will you blow your acc? 0.01 lot for >100% growth, I guess every year there are >1000 trades? So the chance of blowing is actually (1- 99.9%^1000 = 63%) the...Ignored