So you didn't get margin call yesterday when it started selling USDGBP? Strange... I wonder if Xaron got it... I'll see if TradeCriticQtty is enabled in his templates
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I really don't know why I am answering this kind of posts. I feel I'm trying to convince you about MAM quality.
Let's think for a while you are making an effort to understand the system. So here I upload my real account daily statement.
I hope this help you.
If you have a point to mention, please just do it. It will contribute with EA improvement.
I really don't know why I am answering this kind of posts. I feel I'm trying to convince you about MAM quality.
Let's think for a while you are making an effort to understand the system. So here I upload my real account daily statement.
I hope this help you.
If you have a point to mention, please just do it. It will contribute with EA improvement.
Regards
Rama
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Rama,
you are not obliged to answer my questions. But if you do, please try to avoid remarks such as "these types of questions". Since you are missing a valid point here, I'll try to elaborate: I got margin call with the same EA with the same settings as Xaron uses with 0.01 lots, whereas nobody else did (Xaron was offline, but I don't believe his settings are very much different from others). So actually I am contributing to the reproducibility of this EA by raising this question. Again, you should choose if you want to answer it. BTW, I appreciate your work and publishing the EA
you are not obliged to answer my questions. But if you do, please try to avoid remarks such as "these types of questions". Since you are missing a valid point here, I'll try to elaborate: I got margin call with the same EA with the same settings as Xaron uses with 0.01 lots, whereas nobody else did (Xaron was offline, but I don't believe his settings are very much different from others). So actually I am contributing to the reproducibility of this EA by raising this question. Again, you should choose if you want to answer it. BTW, I appreciate your work and publishing the EA
regards
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Why don't you simply post the statement of your margin call, the parameters file set and both log files (trading terminal + EA).
That is the information necessary to understand what had happened, and your contribution.
Dear Rama and Xaron..
i'm sorry
maybe this is silly question, i attached last report/statement from u both
(post 315-Xaron statement and post 344-Rama statement) both from live account.
just one thing make me confuse,
this's state that Xaron use initial lot almost 10x than Rama,
1. Xaron used for initial lot $0,1 per pips--intial deposit $3000 (and can avoid mc)
2. Rama used $0.01 per pips-deposit aprrox $1000 (have been get mc)
No it isn't. 0.01 lot means 1000 units of the first currency of the pair. So 0.01 lot for the EUR/USD means 1000 units of EUR.
Regards - Xaron
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Hi Xaron,
i think what pipsuffer want means, itīs Alpari doesnīt use MicroLots like InterbankFx. At interbank, each pip was = +/- $0.01, trade pennys not dimmes.
But iīm feeling we donīt need this discussion. The problem or the solution, was each very small change in EA settings can make the hole difference, so, if u put trademax to 8 or 9, can be the difference to get a MC of get a high profit. If u change the others options was the same; trade reverse, only 1 pip at TP and STEP can be the line from MC and Profits.. so, small changes big changes.
Donīt have EA running with almost same settings. It is EA runnig with SAME or OTHER settings.
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I don't know how many of you are aware of the infamous Robert Grey's connection
to IBFX or how many of you are currently subscribed to this thread by "forex
saviour" but it is very informative and often entertaining considering the
author's literary style. Not that bucketshop FX dealers are any laughing matter
but this thread will keep you informed on all the low down operators out there.
Here is the post he wrote about Robert Grey and "Interbank" FX.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrel- Part II
When last we left off Robert Gray was busy handing over the financial records
of a shady managed funds firm operating under his nose at GFS to government
prosecutors. As the court document described GFS was clearing its trades
through Interbank FX.
The marriage between Gray and IBFX then became fully consummated in 2005. In
March of that year according to the NFA Gray applied to be a Principal with
Interbank FX. No telling if he ran over to IBFX with all GFS' clients but in
any case he appears to have officially stayed at IBFX for about six months.
Unofficially? This is where things get very murky. Gray withdrew his license
with IBFX on October 1, 2005 and applied for a new one with a newly created FCM,
Forex Liquidity, on October 28, 2005. It was at FXLQ where Gray would cook up
his piece de resistance, concocting an imaginary $35 million bond out of thin
air and using that to pad FXLQ's official adjusted net capital number.
I won't rehash the collapse of FXLQ again but if you would like a full recap
feel free to go here:
While Gray officially cut his ties to IBFX in 2005 there was still a business
relationship between the two as evidenced by the fact that FXLQ was a prime
provider of liquidity to IBFX. A debate has risen on the bulletin boards as to
how dependent IBFX was on FXLQ in providing it with liquidity. In particular
one dubious poster on FX Street claims IBFX for a long time was merely a white
label of FXLQ and was somehow bound to Robert Gray for life:
From: Dan Campbell, Pipland, USA
Date of Post: 2007-12-05 Review: I've been trying to warn folks for over 2
years now (read my threads below, I used to work there), but justice is finally
being servered, "to some degree". Forex Liquidity (FXLQ) is finally under
investigation from the NFA. To recap: InterbankFX (IBFX) is a white label of
FXLQ. Hense they are able to say "no dealing desk". Because in fact "IBFX" does
not have a dealing, but rather it's at FXLQ where all IBFX customers clear
their trades...
Sadly, as with most NFA "investigations", nothing will be done, but this
should be a hugh warning bell for everyone using IBFX. Following the bread
crumbs folks...
The white label charge comes off as a bit of conspiracy mongering on the part
of this Dan Campbell as IBFX continues to operate for the most part without
incident even as FXLQ has been shut down. But it does beg the question how on
earth did Robert Gray accrue so much influence in this industry?
Gray has been linked to numerous firms from FXDD, to Spencer Financial to
Velocity FX. Google him and his name appears all over the bulletin boards like
a plague bacillus.
So deep is his influence that he even pops up in China heading up another fx
brokerage called MultiBank FX (great mugshot of Gary on page 7):
And while IBFX may still be up and running their relationship with Robert Gray
has cost them dearly as FXLQ owes Interbank over $10 million in frozen assets
according to FXLQ's own Receiver:
It's my hope that the new NFA Capital Requirement increase to $5 million will
help weed out the Robert Grays of the FX World. Gray flourished in the weeds of
the industry at small firms that never seemed to get the NFA's attention. But
with the industry reduced to 24 domestic firms and with new rules set to require
all Introducing Brokers be licensed his time will have come and gone and none
too soon.
I read at one of these links that Robert Gray has an Irish passport and that
if things ever get too rough he can always hop on Aer Lingus and live out his
days shepherding sheep on a quiet farm outside Galway. Well, should that day
come I'm sure the forex trading community will sing in unison:
Oh Robbie Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling
From glen to glen, and down the mountainside.
The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying.
'Tis you, 'tis you must go and we gladly say goodbye.
But come ye not back when summer's in the meadow
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow,
'Tis we'll dread you be there in sunshine or in shadow.
Oh Robbie Boy, Oh Robbie Boy, we loathe you so...
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