Accumulative Profits Grid System

Last Update 12/04/2019
See My Other New Strategy, I See It More Safe, So I Will Stop Selling Any Other Old Strategies.
Here: FMH-ManualTrade System (EA & Indicator)

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This Is Part1 Of My Hedge Trading System,


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This Is Part2 Of My Hedge Trading System,

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Part3 Is Preparing Now,

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15/04/2016
Download The Strategy Simulator/Tester v3.0:
Method1 Is Part2 Video
Method2 Is Part3 Video
Method1_New Is Part2 Video Without Hedge.
Method2_New Is Part3 Video Without Hedge.

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21/04/2016




EA Version 9.0 (Demo)
Method 1 & 2 & NoHedge
For More Details See Link

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2/05/2016





EA Version 22.0 (Demo)
Four CPanel(s) (Multi Pairs/Setting + Auto Search)
For More Details See This Post

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EA Version 32.0 Demo
Method1 Only
Fast, Profitable
For More Information See This Post



Update (17-4-2017)
Download Full 2015 M1 Historical Data From Here

Tested At Standard Account
Lot 0.10 , Deposit 2000$ , From 1.1.2015 - 31.12.2015 , (EURUSD , 1M , Every Tick)
Download Test Result In Full Details

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Hunt & mHunt

All Latest Versions Is Here:

Hunt Key (For Demo Accounts Only):
HUNTzFBQKKWIXmwsqoisqisreqotsewouap

hunt v5113
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...58#post9159958

mHunt Key (For Demo Accounts Only):
MHUNTzFBQKKWIXmwsqoisqisreqpqoewoooy

mhunt few
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...73#post9124373

mhunt v5035
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...80#post9120280


demo keys link
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...17#post9221517

Part1 Is Sell Only ,

Part2 Is Sell & Buy & Close Profits.

i'm looking for no-losses strategy (holygrail)!!!

what is going on? Can you just list some rules I don't get it.

How can you not get it with a name like yours?

The Rules At Video Part1


We Will Open New Sell If Price Reach Level Has No Sell
Even Price (Go Up Or Down).



We Will Close The Loser Sell By The Winners Sell if (Sum >= 0.0) .

in a steep move you are dead and you are not taking onto consideration spread and news effect on balance

except this if someone could code could be interesting to test

Yes That's Right,
But Notice That This Is , Only (Part1 Of The Strategy),
Part2 Will Consider All Things You Want.



This Is Pic (No. 168) From Part2 Video

Yes I'm a Programmer And Will Code It

I wonder how do you enter your trade manually by selling and buying at the same time. Not mention about slippage.

I wanted to take a second and point something out here. Don't get defensive, I'm not going to insult the strategy!

The reason I'm not going to insult it is because it's similar to the way that I trade, and have been doing it this way for a long time. My issue is the way it's presented as a "100% no-loss strategy." Reality is significantly different, there are some variables left out of the video.

The concept is simple:
Average into a larger position for every 1 point that a trade goes against you. As you bring your average entry price closer to the market price, the hope is that you catch a reversal. When you catch that reversal, the hope is you'll get enough points to offset the largest losing position(s) in your inventory. The trader maintains managing their inventory this way until a bigger reversal occurs allowing them to close their entire inventory at a profit. Whether your bias is to buy or sell, the concept still remains the same.

Now, I can tell you from experience that it's definitely possible to trade this way. One of the big "no-no's" of retail trading is to "never average losers." I think that when most people parrot this statement, they're under the impression that someone who trades this way will average a loser until they're account is blown which, I'm sure for some, has been the truth.

Maybe the author does account for the variables I'm about to mention but, they didn't in their video so I'm gonna point it out here.

(1) The video only shows inventory being accumulated and distributed over a 21-point range.
While I've been trading this way successfully for a long time, the video begs the question: What happens after the market has moved beyond that 21-point range? What do you do if, say, you're not paying attention to the calendar and you get caught on the wrong side of an interest rate decision or a surprise liquidity absence? I say this because, in my experience, it happens and it results in losses. No matter how much capital you have in your account or how solid one may think their resolve is, the market can always hold out longer than we can. Especially for retail traders.

(2) What about FIFO?
The reason I say this is because - given say, a larger position of 20 units accumulated over a 20-point range - not everyone can close trades # 20,19,18,17, and 1. For US clients like myself, we have to compete with First In-First Out (FIFO) rules that make inventory management well, not so cut-and-dry. What this means is that I have to close trades #1-19 in the order in which I opened them before I can close trade #20.

(3) What about time?
Take into consideration my first point. The market is rarely if ever going to move as smoothly as it does in the video presented. As mentioned, the video uses the example of accumulating sell positions over a 21-point range but again, what happens if the market busts out of that range? What happens if the market stays in that range for hours on end yielding unproductive inventory? I'm sure one can program it into an EA and run it on a VPS but even still, what is your plan of action if the market continues moving against you?

(4) What about trading costs?
One of my biggest challenges in managing inventory in a similar way is not only the FIFO rule but trading commissions. I get charged a fixed amount round-turn on every position I open, for example so, I have to account for that before closing out trades. Using the method exactly as the video shows along side my trading environment with, let's say, 10K unit sizes (it seems the video uses that size); I'm being charged $0.80 per trade. The video also doesn't take into account variable spreads for those who don't pay fixed commissions. It assumes that if a position goes against you 1 point, you're down $1.00 when, realistically, you could be down more than that at the moment of entering the trade - spreads greater than 1 point.

(5) Leverage
The more positions you enter, the more leverage you're using, the less volatility you can afford. If the market busts out of that 21-point range (again, using the example given) are you going to keep stacking or are you going to bail on all your inventory?

From my experience, using generally the same concept, it's impossible to get out with no losses all the time. If you want to take the management style and explain it to retail traders, you have to not only account for adverse conditions in the market and explain your plan(s) of action for those conditions but you also have to explain your limits. Right now, anyone who reads this and makes it passed the "100% no-loss" title (which I noticed you changed) is going to be under the impression that you just stack losing positions until your account it blown. Even when you do explain your plans for adverse market conditions and your limits, most people here still won't get it.

Please keep in mind, I'm not saying it's a bad strategy, I'm saying you're going to need to go into a lot more detail if you want to drop it here on Forex Factory. Otherwise everyone's just gonna think you're a kook. Not only that but, don't present it as a "no loss" strategy because, there will be losses. It happens to everyone. Anyone with half-a-brain isn't going to believe some random person on a Forex Forum discovered something that will "reshape the retail trading experience."

Good Question.
1. Trades Will Not Be Manually.
2. We Will Open Buy & Sell At Market Price ,
(And Pay Spread - And Win Also) , No Matter .

Yes It's Right,
But, Wait Untill See Video Part2 And You Can Say Anything You Want.

I'll watch it brother. Don't take offense, I use the same method but am limited by US regulations.

I'm curious to see how you do it.

Note:

The Space Between Every Level Is About 10 Pips,
(When Spread About 2 Pips , 1 Pip=0.0001 Or 0.01).

Quite curious to see part 2. I suppose this strategy will only work on low spread pairs like EU.

It's definitely a viable way to trade. It's somewhat of a non-directional approach. I'm getting the hint that the way he does it won't be possible for US clients. The way I do it is not only manual but far more discretionary since I can't "hedge" and I'm constrained by FIFO rules.

And The Good Surprising ,


We Will Open Hedge (Buy & Sell) Without Open Any Buy Or Any Sell And Gain The Spread,


That Can Be Done By Using A Special Trades Copier (I Code It),
That Copier Can Sum Buy&Sell And Open Only The Difference Between Lots,



Ex1. 5Buy & 4Sell = 1Buy So Open Only 1Buy
(So , 1 Instead Of 5+4 Lots).


Ex2. 5Buy & 5Sell =0 , Will Not Open, But When Close 1Sell,Now
(5Buy & 4Sell = 1Buy So Open Only 1Buy).

let's see how it goes, i loved and for obvious reason, i'm still interested in grid trading

For More Details,

You Can See This Strategy In Arabic (You Can Translate To English).

يمكنك متابعة الاستراتيجية بطريقة اكثر وضوحا في هذا الموضوع

http://forum.arabictrader.com/t235710.html

using translator machine will bring much confusion