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  • #41
  • Feb 4, 2016 6:31am Feb 4, 2016 6:31am
Quoting pcorneli
if the system has the potential to grow more than 100%, you can take your own money out of it. You then play for free. In the example you give (several years) you can do that many times, so who cares if you every now and than blow up an account? With this kind of MM, i think, you will have statistics on your site?
This type of argument has been presented many times before. The pros and cons involved in withdrawing money have been discussed in other martingale threads.
  • #42
  • Feb 4, 2016 7:31am Feb 4, 2016 7:31am
Quoting josef
{quote} On this account 20%, on another the largest DD was closer to 30%.
Thank you!
Your performance with this EA is very inspirational.
It does not seem too much risky to test PF with 100 bucks.

*thinking mode*
  • #43
  • Feb 4, 2016 8:28am Feb 4, 2016 8:28am
Quoting hanover
{quote} This type of argument has been presented many times before. The pros and cons involved in withdrawing money have been discussed in other martingale threads.
Have to agree 100% this is martingale. Martingale is about as good in the long run as scalping for 5 pips with a 1000 pip stop .... a fools errand. Seriously though you have to ask yourself if this is soooo great why would someone selling it?
  • #44
  • Feb 4, 2016 12:05pm Feb 4, 2016 12:05pm
Quoting 9047
{quote} Have to agree 100% this is martingale. Martingale is about as good in the long run as scalping for 5 pips with a 1000 pip stop .... a fools errand. Seriously though you have to ask yourself if this is soooo great why would someone selling it?
If i gould do this more then 200 times, yes i would. If i have to risk a couple of 1000 to gain +10000 in the future, yes i would. If i can get statistics on my site, yes i would.
There is only one thing i do not want. That is to see other traders, who have other opinions and maybe mutch more intelligence, to see as my enemies. I think we all like to earn some money in this market, some for a living, some for some extra confort. I like to read there experiences and there idees.
And finaly, yes i am lazy, if some one just gives me good entries, that would be great. Its the kind of fool i am.
Kind regards Piet C.
  • #45
  • Feb 4, 2016 12:50pm Feb 4, 2016 12:50pm
Quoting 9047
{quote} Have to agree 100% this is martingale. Martingale is about as good in the long run as scalping for 5 pips with a 1000 pip stop .... a fools errand. Seriously though you have to ask yourself if this is soooo great why would someone selling it?
There is a huge different between martingale and averaging up/down. Though, I agree that averaging is a risky thing to do. Some say the whole forex thing is risky.

Quoting Allan
{quote} Thank you! Your performance with this EA is very inspirational. It does not seem too much risky to test PF with 100 bucks. *thinking mode*
You are welcome. Honestly, I am not a too huge fan of EAs and eventually the day will come where PowerFlow will stop trading because of the DD limiter. Until then I enjoy the extra coin.
  • #46
  • Feb 5, 2016 4:22am Feb 5, 2016 4:22am
Quoting pcorneli
{quote} If i gould do this more then 200 times, yes i would. If i have to risk a couple of 1000 to gain +10000 in the future, yes i would. If i can get statistics on my site, yes i would. There is only one thing i do not want. That is to see other traders, who have other opinions and maybe mutch more intelligence, to see as my enemies. I think we all like to earn some money in this market, some for a living, some for some extra confort. I like to read there experiences and there idees. And finaly, yes i am lazy, if some one just gives me good entries,...
You put into the words that what I had in my mind, man!
  • #47
  • Feb 5, 2016 8:00am Feb 5, 2016 8:00am
Quoting hanover
{quote} In my view, surviving in the "long run" as a trader means something like 10 to 20 years. Fifteen months proves little: here (http://grailtrading.blogspot.co.nz/) is an example of an EA, developed by some very knowledgeable traders, that managed to survive for something like 4 years before it encountered market conditions that caused it to implode. Here is their conclusion: "One thing is for sure. no matter how good your system appears to be, no matter how much money it has already made and no matter how much confidence and testing...
In 10-20 years I might be dead. You know, the older you get, the shorter you think. Time is precious, and to wait 20 years to check something? No, thanks.

I like a conservative way of the trading. But not the full grandpa style :nerd:

Martingale or not - it has performed good result
  • #48
  • Edited 12:49pm Feb 5, 2016 10:32am | Edited 12:49pm
Quoting LocoGuy
Martingale or not - it has performed good result
If you want to know what a martingale looks like, see the attached screenshot. They all look something like this; I could attach several more. At any point up until the black arrow, anybody could justifiably say "it has performed with a good result". It's the same with every (uncapped) martingale, due to martingale's in-built recovery mechanism.

As was argued before, you can withdraw some money. But by doing so, you reduce the number of doubles that the account can handle, and hence increase the risk of losing the remaining funds; and (assuming the position size is proportional to the account size) you also cripple the future rate of return. And you never know when the crash is going to occur: no matter how clever the trading algo is, the 'black swan' might come along 5 days after you start, or 5 years. It's impossible to predict what the market is going to throw at you, and when. You might get lucky, or you might not get time to withdraw anything.

Of course you can start the account with an inconsequential amount (e.g. $100), but then you'll likely gain only a few cents each day.

I don't deny that the developer has put some thought into risk management (see post #25), but it doesn't change the above realities.

Check out the links in posts #11 and #31. Some of these myfxbooks read "This system was deleted by its creator" or "This system is private". Why would a vendor display his EA's performance publicly, and then later hide it? Could it be that these other tests encountered the black swan much more quickly? (and he couldn't delete the links in his FF posts because 24 hours had elapsed)

I'm 54 myself, and in poor health. I can fully relate to your comment about time being precious. If you want to buy the EA, please don't let me dissuade you. But please also go into the purchase with a good understanding of the possible risks involved.
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  • #49
  • Last Post: Feb 5, 2016 1:25pm Feb 5, 2016 1:25pm
There is an enormous difference between averaging + partial hedging and martingale trading.

Using an EA what just doubles the lot size, again and again, is a guarantee for disaster. I know this first hand because I used such EA back in the Meta Trader 3 days. Smart averaging strategies what considers the actual market conditions can run for years without running into troubles. Worst case scenario is that trading will be stopped when the DD reaches 30%. If this happens tomorrow on my account, I would be still up. But yeah, it could happen that you start today and next week you sit with a DD of 10,20,30%.
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