Trading on Autopilot: How AI is Changing the Game for Forex Trade

Welcome to the thread on "Trading on Autopilot: How AI is Changing the Game for Forex Traders."

As you may know, the world of forex trading is constantly evolving, and one of the most exciting developments in recent years has been the rise of AI-powered trading bots.

At FxMath, we have been at the forefront of this trend, developing cutting-edge trading bots that use advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze market data and make profitable trades. Our bots are designed to trade a wide range of assets, including currencies, Gold, and indices such as US30 and SPX.

The benefits of using AI-powered trading bots are numerous. For one, they can analyze vast amounts of data in real-time, allowing them to identify patterns and trends that may be difficult for human traders to detect. This can lead to more accurate trading signals and ultimately, more profitable trades.

Another advantage of AI-powered trading bots is that they can trade on autopilot, which means that traders can focus on other aspects of their lives while the bot does the trading for them. This is particularly useful for traders who have limited time or who prefer a more hands-off approach to trading.

At FxMath, we are committed to providing traders with the best possible tools and resources to succeed in the forex market. That's why we invite you to visit our website at https://www.fxmath.com to learn more about our AI-powered trading bots and our other trading tools. We also encourage you to join our Telegram group at https://t.me/FxMathAI, where you can connect with other traders and get updates on our latest developments.

We believe that AI-powered trading bots are the future of forex trading, and we are excited to be at the forefront of this trend. We hope that you will join us on this journey and discover the benefits of trading on autopilot with FxMath.

Thank you for reading, and we look forward to hearing your thoughts and questions in the discussion below.

I started using Gold Auto Trader on March 21st, and I am pleased to report that it has generated 1560 pips in net profits. The system opens a single trade with a fixed stop loss and take profit of 12$. If the trade doesn't hit the stop loss or take profit within 24 hours, it is automatically closed. I am currently running the system with a small lot size and low risk of 0.05 lots per 10,000$. Within a month, the system has generated a 7.70% profit with a maximum drawdown of 1.52%

I am currently working on another version of Gold Auto Trader that will cover three different time frames: M15, M30, and H1. For each time frame, I am implementing two strategies with different stop loss and take profit sizes. To develop these strategies, I am using Reinforcement Learning to train my trading models. My goal is to maximize profits while keeping the drawdown as low as possible. The models are updated after every 500 to 1000 candles. However, if a model is not generating profits or if the market changes rapidly, the model is updated more frequently.

The new version of Gold Auto Trader covers a range of trading strategies, including scalping, day trading, and swing trading. Based on my initial tests, the system is compatible with both range and trend markets and is capable of generating profits in both types of markets.

Why do I use a fixed SL/TP of 12$ for Hourly Timeframe (TF) trading and close open trades after 24 hours?

There are a few reasons for this strategy. Firstly, implementing a fixed SL/TP allows me to limit potential losses should the trade move against us. Secondly, closing open trades after 24 hours helps manage the risk associated with holding positions for an extended period, particularly in volatile markets. Lastly, this strategy has proven to be effective in generating consistent profits over time.

I conducted tests on the last 15,000 hourly candles for Gold, using a 24-candle (24-hour) window frame to calculate the average movements in both BUY and SELL trades. The results showed an average of 12.78 for Buy trades and 13.26 for Sell trades. Based on this data, I believe that using a SL/TP value of 13 is suitable for our settings as well.

In trading, setting appropriate stop-loss and take-profit levels is crucial for managing risk and maximizing profits. However, determining the ideal SL/TP levels can be challenging, and it often requires a combination of technical analysis and historical data analysis.
In the case of Gold (XAUUSD), I conducted tests to find the average SL/TP levels for BUY and SELL trades using the last 15,000 hourly candles. By calculating the average for different periods based on the number of hours, I was able to identify the optimal SL/TP levels for my trading strategy.

This data can be useful for other traders who are looking to optimize their own strategy. By using historical data to identify average SL/TP levels, traders can gain a better understanding of the market and make more informed trading decisions.
It's important to note that SL/TP levels should be adjusted based on individual risk tolerance and market conditions. Additionally, traders should always be prepared to adjust their strategy based on new information and market developments.

Using a window trading size approach can be an effective way to manage risk and reduce drawdown. By setting a predetermined time frame for each trade, traders can limit their exposure to the market and prevent losses from accumulating.
For example, in my trading strategy, I use different window trading sizes based on the timeframe of the chart. For H1 charts, I exit the market after 24 hours, for M30 charts, I exit after 12 hours, and for M15 charts, I exit after 6 hours.
I have tested this method on a large dataset, and it has shown to be effective in reducing drawdown and cutting big losses. Additionally, respecting Hard SL/TP levels has been crucial in mitigating risks and ensuring that I don't hold losing positions for too long.
It's important to note that while using a window trading size approach can be effective, traders must also be prepared to adjust their strategy based on changing market conditions. Additionally, traders must always use proper risk management techniques, such as setting stop-loss and take-profit levels, to manage their risk and ensure long-term success.

This is the FxMath AI Trader Gold update for today. The EA executed three trades, out of which two were successful and one was a loss. The total pip count generated by the EA was 120, and there is currently one sell trade still running. This version was launched earlier this week and the results have been positive so far. The EA follows a fixed SL/TP strategy with a value of 12$ (120 pips). It opens a single trade and closes it after 24 hours if it doesn't hit the SL/TP. It does not use hedge, martingale, or any other similar strategies. Thank you for your attention.

I tested 19 Gold (#XAUUSD) trading strategies on the hourly timeframe, using fixed stop loss and take profit levels of 70-250 pips. The strategies include scalping, day trading, and swing trading, each with a 0.02 lot size on a 10K account. Though it's too early for conclusive results, we will continue testing to identify the most effective strategies. Join our Telegram group at https://t.me/FxMathAI for discussion and updates.

As you may be aware, there are many factors that can influence the movement of Gold (#XAUUSD), including other currencies such as the Swiss franc (CHF), Japanese yen (JPY), and euro (EUR). As a technical trader, I have been thinking about ways to incorporate fundamental analysis into my trading strategy. One idea that I have is to use a dataset that includes not only XAUUSD data, but also data for currency pairs such as USDCHF, USDJPY, and EURUSD.
By using this combined dataset, I believe that we can develop models that can detect hidden relationships between the strength of different currencies and their impact on the price of gold. This would enable us to better incorporate fundamental analysis into our trading decisions, and potentially lead to stronger and safer AI-based gold trading strategies.
I plan to test this approach and compare the results with those obtained from a single XAUUSD dataset. I am excited to see how this could potentially improve our trading performance and inform our decision-making process.

I am excited to share with you the results of my FxMath AI trader strategy for Gold (#XAUUSD) with a fixed hard stop loss and take profit of 80 pips. This strategy generated a net profit of 320 pips with a win rate of 83%.
I am currently running 19 different strategies on Gold (XAUUSD), and most of them are profitable. If you would like to learn more about my strategies or join in on the discussion, please feel free to join my Telegram Group at https://t.me/FxMathAI.
I am passionate about helping traders succeed, and I believe that the FxMath AI trader can be a powerful tool in achieving your trading goals. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or would like to learn more. Let's work together to take your trading to the next level!

Over the past few days, I have been trading Gold with a fixed stop loss and take profit of 120 pips. I am pleased to report that my net profit after executing and closing multiple trades using this strategy is 184 pips.

I initially started testing my trading strategy on the H1 timeframe, but I have since expanded my testing to include the M15 timeframe as well. My initial risk-reward ratio (RR) was 1:1.1, but I have now started testing other ratios, including 1:1.5, 1:1.2, and even 1:1.3. Some traders have expressed skepticism about using RR ratios of 1:1.5 or 1:1.4, but my tests show that trailing profits work well with RR ratios of 1:1.5 or higher. If you prefer to use an unsymmetrical RR ratio, trailing is a better option. Based on my tests, a trailing level of 25% or a maximum of 35% works well in the current market for Gold. However, trailing at 50% generates less profit than non-trailing options over a longer period. For traders who prefer using RR ratios of 1:1.5 or 1:1.2, trailing at 25-35% is a good choice. Tomorrow, I plan to release version 1.2 of FxMath AI Trader Gold, which will include trailing features for clients who prefer to trail their profits. I will also update the models and retrain them to learn the abnormal market conditions of this week.

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We are excited to share with you the latest version of the FxMath AI Trader, which is specifically designed to work on US30. We started testing this version on March 27 and have been running it without any additional training during this time. After just one month, we were able to generate a profit of 20% with a drawdown of 25%. Our win rate is currently at 55%, and in April alone, we were able to generate a profit of 50%.
We would like to note that we do not use hedge, martingale, or grid techniques, and we use a Hard Stop Loss/Take Profit of $250. At the beginning of the test, we experienced a large drawdown, but the EA was able to recover and start generating profits.
We believe that this basic model shows great promise for trading US30, and we are planning to optimize the drawdown by trying different risk-reward ratios and trailing techniques. We will also be testing the EA on different timeframes, such as M15 and M5, to see how it performs.
US30 is a wilder pair than Gold and has sharper and faster movements in the market, which makes it an exciting instrument to trade.

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We would like to share with you the recent performance of our FxMath AI Trader Gold. We used a strategy with a fixed Stop Loss/Take Profit of $12 for this test.
Unfortunately, the results were not as positive as we had hoped, with just a few profits of 61 pips. We understand that the current market conditions have been challenging, and the AI did not perform as well as expected due to the data not being trained for these conditions.
We regret to inform you that today was the worst day for our AI, as it hit two stop losses. However, we remain committed to improving our trading strategy and delivering profitable results for our clients.
At FxMath, we believe in transparency and accountability. We will continue to monitor the performance of the FxMath AI Trader Gold and update you on any further developments. We appreciate your trust and support, and we are confident that we can bounce back from these setbacks.
If you would like to stay updated on the latest news and developments regarding the FxMath AI Trader, we invite you to join our Telegram group at https://t.me/FxMathAI. We encourage you to participate in the discussions and share your feedback with us.
Thank you for choosing the FxMath AI Trader Gold.

I'd like to share the latest results of my trading using the FxMath AI Trader Gold strategy. For this week, I used fixed stop-loss and take-profit levels of 120 pips and made 13 trades, resulting in a win rate of 42% and a net loss of 121 pips. However, I currently have one open trade in profit, and it looks like it will hit my take-profit level of 120 pips. Overall, my profit for the week will be around zero.
Unfortunately, these results are not as good as in previous weeks, and I'm investigating the reasons for this. I'm looking into whether there might be an issue with my training model or if the market has changed compared to previous periods.
Once I identify the cause, I'll update and share the results. One of the big advantages of this method is that it doesn't use martingale or grid strategies, which helps me control drawdown and risk.

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I want to share with you my weekly results for FxMath AI Trader Gold. This strategy uses a fixed SL/TP of 80 pips and does not employ grid or martingale methods. It earned 160 pips profit, with a win rate of 56% and 17 trades. However, I am not happy with these results and I am looking for the reasons why it did not perform as well as I expected.

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Hello!
I have been running tests on the FxMath AI Trader Gold using varying trailing percentages from 20% to 100%. After conducting several trials with a fixed stop loss and take profit of 120 pips, I found that using a trailing percentage of 25-30% produced better results. I also tested with stop loss and take profit ranges of 120-180 pips and 120-240 pips, but the best outcomes were achieved with the 120-120 pips range and a trailing percentage of 25-30%. If you would like to use trailing, I recommend setting it to either 25% or 30%. Let's monitor the results over the next week after implementing these new settings. In my tests, I found that using a fixed stop loss and take profit of 80 pips with trailing produced the best results. I plan to try this out in my own accounts next week, and if it performs well, we can consider implementing these settings in the current EA as well. Please also join our Telegram group at https://t.me/FxMathAI for more discussion and updates.

I'm currently using FxMath AI Trader for #Gold(XAUUSD) and have set a fixed stop loss and take profit of 120 pips, with a trailing level of 30%. I don't use breakeven. This morning, the market was uncertain, but at the beginning of the US session, it started a strong trend. The AI Trader opened a few trades and has generated +165 pips so far. I'm hopeful that we will end this week with positive results.
If you're interested in discussing more about this trading strategy and other trading topics, I invite you to join our Telegram group at https://t.me/FxMathAI. Let's learn and grow together as traders!

I am pleased to share with you the results of FxMath AI Trader Gold for today's trading session. The algorithm executed multiple trades for #Gold (#XAUUSD), a highly volatile and popular instrument among traders. All of the positions were opened and closed within the same day, reflecting the system's ability to quickly identify and capitalize on market opportunities.
To minimize risk, the system was set with a fixed stop loss (SL) and take profit (TP) of 120 pips, equivalent to $12, and a trailing profit at 30% of the take profit distance. This approach helps to protect the trader's capital by limiting potential losses while allowing profits to run.
As of now, the cumulative trading results show a loss of 45 pips, indicating that the system experienced some challenges during today's trading session. However, it's worth noting that the market can be unpredictable, and losses are an inherent part of trading. What matters is the ability to adapt to changing market conditions and adjust trading strategies accordingly.
Despite the overall loss, the algorithm generated a profit of 53 pips from a single trade during the FOMC event. This reflects the system's ability to identify and capitalize on significant market movements, even in the midst of volatile events.
To join our Telegram group and engage in further discussion and collaboration, please visit https://t.me/FxMathAI. We welcome all traders who are interested in leveraging the power of artificial intelligence to navigate the complexities of the market. We look forward to seeing you there.

As we've mentioned, our trading system for gold is based solely on technical analysis. This means that we rely on price charts, technical indicators, and other market data to make trading decisions. While this approach has proven to be very successful, we believe that incorporating sentiment analysis into our system could further enhance its performance.
Sentiment analysis is the process of using natural language processing and machine learning techniques to analyze text data and determine the underlying sentiment. In the context of trading, sentiment analysis can be used to determine how investors and traders feel about a particular market or asset, and whether they are bullish or bearish.
For example, an analyzer that scans gold news on the internet could identify articles that mention gold and extract relevant information such as the tone of the article, the sentiment of the author, and any other indicators of market sentiment. This information could then be used to determine the overall sentiment of the gold market, and to gauge the strength of this sentiment.
By incorporating sentiment analysis into our trading system, we could use this information to filter out trades that are not aligned with the sentiment of the market, or to adjust our trading strategy to take advantage of bullish or bearish sentiment. For instance, if the sentiment of the gold market is strongly bullish, we may decide to increase our position size or hold onto our trades for longer periods to maximize our profits.
Overall, adding sentiment analysis to our trading system could provide us with valuable insights into the gold market, and help us make more informed trading decisions.