Contest 2 (de Wojquick)
| Ganancia : | -99.88% |
| Disminución | 99.98% |
| Pips: | 519.2 |
| Transacciones | 143 |
| Ganado: |
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| Perdido: |
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| Tipo: | Demo |
| Apalancamiento: | 1:500 |
| Trading: | Desconocido |
Discusión Contest 2
Oct 11, 2010 at 15:34
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14 Replies
Oct 26, 2010 at 14:37
stephanusR posted:
I see in this account Fxopen edited their servers for an astounding 79 winners out of 80 over a two day trading period!. That would be like winning all the lotto's held over two days on earth. How stupid Fxopen do you think we really are? At least it shows how easy it is for brokers to upload fabricated results.
Lol.. You're here again.. Do you really think there are no great traders that exist? Stop thinking that everything is being rigged. It's like blaming your broker for every little loss you have.
Just my two cents. ;)
To get to dawn, you must pass through darkness.
Oct 26, 2010 at 14:42
xcalibur posted:
this guy is crazy....1000lots!!!! woow...keep it up man....just keep it up
Lol.. yeah sure.. It's a competition, what do you expect. We both know he wouldn't do that with real money so no need being surprised.
To get to dawn, you must pass through darkness.
Oct 26, 2010 at 14:46
stephanusR posted:
wh1zz0 posted:
stephanusR posted:
I see in this account Fxopen edited their servers for an astounding 79 winners out of 80 over a two day trading period!. That would be like winning all the lotto's held over two days on earth. How stupid Fxopen do you think we really are? At least it shows how easy it is for brokers to upload fabricated results.
Lol.. You're here again.. Do you really think there are no great traders that exist? Stop thinking that everything is being rigged. It's like blaming your broker for every little loss you have.
Just my two cents. ;)
Everything in forex is rigged, there is not a single trader on this forum or anywhere willing to show us his audited tax return that he made out of trading forex and not giving advice.
Yes, you will not be shown in public and there's an obvious reason for that. Secondly why would I want to brag about my winnings when I can continually keep making my money quietly.. But talking seriously now, I have seen very profitable traders show me their real live statements. There are my friend, there really are. Not everything in forex is rigged.
To get to dawn, you must pass through darkness.
Oct 26, 2010 at 14:46
stephanusR posted:dude in as much as im awed at this results,but i beg to disagree that everything in fx is rigged....this trader is just a human like you taking crazy risk because its fake money...remember its just 2 days in the competition and too early to feel organizers have rigged the results,this trader may go down before the end of tomorrow,because he throws money management rules to the wind
wh1zz0 posted:
stephanusR posted:
I see in this account Fxopen edited their servers for an astounding 79 winners out of 80 over a two day trading period!. That would be like winning all the lotto's held over two days on earth. How stupid Fxopen do you think we really are? At least it shows how easy it is for brokers to upload fabricated results.
Lol.. You're here again.. Do you really think there are no great traders that exist? Stop thinking that everything is being rigged. It's like blaming your broker for every little loss you have.
Just my two cents. ;)
Everything in forex is rigged, there is not a single trader on this forum or anywhere willing to show us his audited tax return that he made out of trading forex and not giving advice.
I mean business and i mean it
Miembro desde Aug 21, 2010
posts 22
Oct 27, 2010 at 14:16
xcalibur posted:
this guy is crazy....1000lots!!!! woow...keep it up man....just keep it up
''DD'' presently at -306,000USD 'lol'
Oct 27, 2010 at 21:21
wh1zz0 posted:
There's something funny about the DD. How come the DD only shows 2.92%? Are you sure myfxbook has this calculated correctly?
DD is calculated as a percentage of the percent profit gain. So if you make 10% of the original account value, then have a DD of 10%, it's only calculated as 1% (10% of 10%). Bad idea.
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Oct 28, 2010 at 08:59
wh1zz0 posted:
There's something funny about the DD. How come the DD only shows 2.92%? Are you sure myfxbook has this calculated correctly?
he has not logged in since he made the bad EU trade that wiped him out...once he does you will see the updated DD...this guy is burst already....he is refusing to log in so that he will remain in third position till competition ends...lol
I mean business and i mean it
Oct 29, 2010 at 16:22
mlollar posted:
wh1zz0 posted:
There's something funny about the DD. How come the DD only shows 2.92%? Are you sure myfxbook has this calculated correctly?
DD is calculated as a percentage of the percent profit gain. So if you make 10% of the original account value, then have a DD of 10%, it's only calculated as 1% (10% of 10%). Bad idea.
Really bad way of calculating it.. Yeah
To get to dawn, you must pass through darkness.
forex_trader_9987
Miembro desde Apr 09, 2010
posts 15
Oct 29, 2010 at 19:21
xcalibur posted:
wh1zz0 posted:
There's something funny about the DD. How come the DD only shows 2.92%? Are you sure myfxbook has this calculated correctly?
he has not logged in since he made the bad EU trade that wiped him out...once he does you will see the updated DD...this guy is burst already....he is refusing to log in so that he will remain in third position till competition ends...lol
am sure will never log in again until december LOL!.....1000lots is some crazy leverage one must be 99% of the entry otherwise a drawdown will clean you out LOL
Miembro desde Aug 20, 2010
posts 55
Oct 30, 2010 at 12:46
the equity now is 45percent.... doesnt look good.. another 30pips will get a margin call.
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