darwin discussion

Quoting hayseed

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one thing for sure, it's a cinch to see those using ea's......h

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Quoting hayseed

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{quote} //----- if i can tell, darwin can also....... watch your correlation.... was nosing around the darwins this morning and noticed, the <0.95 rule is not an idle threat......h //----- Correlation with DARWINs from other users should be <0.95 and <0.5 from DARWINs from the same user. If the correlation between two or more DARWINs is >0.95 or >0.5, respectively, the DARWIN with a higher cumulative return during...

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{quote} //----- if i can tell, darwin can also....... watch your correlation.... was nosing around the darwins this morning and noticed, the <0.95 rule is not an idle threat......h //----- Correlation with DARWINs from other users should be <0.95 and <0.5 from DARWINs from the same user. If the correlation between two or more DARWINs is >0.95 or >0.5, respectively, the DARWIN with a higher cumulative return during...

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Hi, I started couple of days with Darwinex Zero, but after reading this thread today, I realised that I already did use too much risk (D-leverage was around 20 for long period and I had too many trades open at the same time). I am at 3% profit in 4 days and 1.2% drawdown after 4 days. If I start trading more reasonably until the end of the 15 days, will it be better for my account? or should I start again from scratch? Cheers

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Quoting manuforex

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Hi, I started couple of days with Darwinex Zero, but after reading this thread today, I realised that I already did use too much risk (D-leverage was around 20 for long period and I had too many trades open at the same time). I am at 3% profit in 4 days and 1.2% drawdown after 4 days. If I start trading more reasonably until the end of the 15 days, will it be better for my account? or should I start again from scratch? Cheers

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Quoting hayseed

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one thing for sure, it's a cinch to see those using ea's......h

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{quote} //----- note to me...... study these 2...... obviously same trader...... obviously same ea......h //---- {image}

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Quoting manuforex

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Thanks both for your answers, I decrease my risk and spread around 1 to 2 lot for my different trades. Does the risk engine takes into consideration the stop loss or not at all. What Darwin risk do you have? I suppose this can change overtime if different strategies are used? {image}

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Quoting Noisy

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{quote} The differences couldn't be greater.

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Quoting hayseed

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for some reason i feel compelled to say, congratulations on your results

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truly wish you would post more.

Quoting manuforex

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Does the risk engine takes into consideration the stop loss

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Quoting Noisy

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// Not mine

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Quoting pipmaster77

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{quote} Good point. I just checked, I have 3 darwins uncomfortably close, 0.92,0.91 and 0.89. Fortunately the Darwin with the highest cumulative + current month participates. I'm in good shape against all 3, if they generate enough profit to pass me, we will no longer be so correlated. I am strictly a manual trader though, so kind of odd how they can be so correlated.

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{quote} Good point. I just checked, I have 3 darwins uncomfortably close, 0.92,0.91 and 0.89. Fortunately the Darwin with the highest cumulative + current month participates. I'm in good shape against all 3, if they generate enough profit to pass me, we will no longer be so correlated. I am strictly a manual trader though, so kind of odd how they can be so correlated.

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Quoting sheva89

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{quote} Just saw this msg, you need <0.5 correlation from the same user in Silver allocation, but couldn’t find anything in Gold allocation. I myself have 3 accounts and considering to cancel 1.

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Quoting hayseed

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i should be able to adjust my trades to something more in line with darwins risk engine ..... for sure my risk is to low..... darwin appears to be tripling the size of my trades

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Quoting Noisy

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{quote} Do you trade automatically or manually? There's not really anything you can do to manipulate the Darwinex Risk Engine. The positions are checked at opening and throughout the entire duration and adjusted if necessary. Although you can choose your position sizes etc. as you wish, it is apparently quite difficult to achieve an absolute match between the results in the signal account and those of the DARWIN. In my opinion, it is difficult for traders with specific goals to estimate in advance where they will be with their DARWIN within a certain...

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Quoting hayseed

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{quote} //---- your first question is difficult to answer correctly ..... i have intense ea's running that offer trade suggestions...... those ea's will not enter a trade unless i press the proper button..... once i press it, the ea takes over..... my contract size will always be the minimum , 1..... makes the math easy but at the expense of the outcome...... by, should be able to adjust my trades to something more in line with darwins risk engine, what i meant is to adjust my contract size in apex to more in line with darwins risk engines suggestion........

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