Anyone have a trading system w/90% win rate?

the result of your trading system can be longer if there is regular practice , otherwise regular profit not possible at all , only due to lack of regular practice our trading system not works regularly , be patience and do practice in demo.

Hello , can you share it with us bro ?

Yeah, for the most part. Everyone has bad trades and streaks though. Always protect your profits.

Hello friends,

Could you please help me to make a decision? Now I am looking for an expert advisor that can generate stable profits. I have found some information about such an advisor here - https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...7#post13511027 Is the advisor worth buying it or not?

I don't want to ask AvtomatFX guys because I know the answer. I do not have enough experience with EA trading to make a correct decision. So, can you believe in the attached analytics?

Thank you!

Got two accounts in my profile, one with a current 93% win rate, other about 78% but could have been higher as I had to close acc due to Aussie change in trading rules (last few losses).

I strive for such a result and am proud that from time to time I get a result above 90%.

I have a simple system that generates a success rate of over 90% and anyone can do it: put a trade on at any time in any direction and at any price you like with a +1pt target and a -100pt stop. It'll win almost all the time, 90% would actually be a very low success rate for this system. But it almost certainly won't make you money over the long haul as only 1 trade in 100 needs to lose for you to be in loss overall - and that is a very likely outcome. 2 losses in 100 and your equity curve would not be pretty.

The above is of course an extreme example just to illustrate the point: the success rate on its own is essentially meaningless, it only make sense in the context of other metrics such as size of average winner vs average loser.

Most traders like high success rate systems because it minimises all the psychological and emotional issues of having to deal with losing trades. Nothing wrong with that in itself - who likes to lose after all? - except that it so easily takes you down the route of snatching at small winners that don't really add up to too much just to keep the success rate up whilst leaving losers to grow in the hope they will come back and let you off the hook. Most times actually they will but sooner or later a trade will trend and trend away from you and you suffer an account-ending blowout with not nearly enough cushion from those tiny winners to help you out. This is the real danger of chasing very high success rate systems.

The winning trader is me. It is better to look

Can we win the trade consistently? Is it possible?

Well, I don't want to seem overcritical, but I doubt that such a win rate is possible if we are talking about the trading strategy in the long run.
I mean that surely, this kind of result is possible after a couple of deals, but I doubt that it is possible over the months in every market situation. The thing is that the market is always dynamic and more often than not it goes against our expectations and indicators. 90% win rate means that 9 deals out of 10 will be successful and 900 deals out 1000 will be successful. It sounds too unrealistic to me. Surely, if you share some real facts and prove that you did it, it will be outstanding. However, now it is just the words which mean nothing.
Anyway, even 50% win rate with the right risk reward ration will make your trading benefitial. So, if anyone feels discouraged because of such 'a result' you shouldn't. Never forget about risk and money management and your trading will be safe and sound.

I think I might save some newbies some money by stating that I have looked at and tested thousands of automatic EAs and not found a single one that is consistantly profitable. Usually the blurb is completely false too. Often scammers just re-label the moving average EA that comes with MT4 and it loses big time.

No harm in looking though !

Yeah i'm looking for a good EA, if you have any advice more than happy to have a discussion. Still learning here.