Sector Capital 1 - PriorFX (由 forex_trader_100568)
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Sector Capital 1 - PriorFX討論
Oct 13, 2016 at 07:10
@BP33
Can you please confirm if you plan to continue trading on SC1? Yes or no?
If yes, I will leave some cash in the pot. If no I will remove it.
I don't want to apportion blame, I don't want to sue anyone, I don't want to go to the complaints commission. I took a risk on you. I knew it was a risk. End of story. All I want is to get back to every day life.
So, please BP33: Will you continue to trade? Or will you stop?
Can you please confirm if you plan to continue trading on SC1? Yes or no?
If yes, I will leave some cash in the pot. If no I will remove it.
I don't want to apportion blame, I don't want to sue anyone, I don't want to go to the complaints commission. I took a risk on you. I knew it was a risk. End of story. All I want is to get back to every day life.
So, please BP33: Will you continue to trade? Or will you stop?
It's never too late
會員從Feb 05, 2016開始
31帖子
Oct 13, 2016 at 07:13
Great work!
Oct 13, 2016 at 07:14
fire_kid posted:No mater what we will be write this. BP has write about this.Jamal20nat posted:
Investor loss almost 50% of his equity. Bp don't had any loss. BP is big gainer, cz he got 100k USD success fee from his client. He has no tension for his client, he enjoyed his happy time. Real is that, he make money from his client. Now if he don't take any action for his client, he is responsible for his client loss his full life. Its his fault, hotforex refund many clients fund, if now we was in hotforex we also get refund.
BP is the gainer, but he has no tension which is not correct. in hotforex he was managing 2mil+ but then he decided to leave hotforex without able to tell his client where he is going. everyone found him from myfxbook..anyway it will take long to explain but if i am not wrong he is full time trader. if he cannot bring money for his client he also don't make any money. and i believe he is a good trader, not like luckily 5~6month his trades go good then shut down.
@BP33 any update? when will we start to trade. sooner we start trade, sooner we will recover loss.
I think BP very bad cary about as. Him go to this strange broker.
And now - nothing for help as.
Only write to regulator may be help as.
May be every body known how do this ?
Oct 13, 2016 at 07:39
Hi
I loss 52% of my capital. Bad news, but Market is always right.
We must accept our loss, it's the trading rules.
BP we all support you. I'm sur you'll be able too make some evolution to your system to avoid what happened.
I agree with everyone here : When will we start to trade. sooner we start trade, sooner we will recover loss.
Best Regards.
I loss 52% of my capital. Bad news, but Market is always right.
We must accept our loss, it's the trading rules.
BP we all support you. I'm sur you'll be able too make some evolution to your system to avoid what happened.
I agree with everyone here : When will we start to trade. sooner we start trade, sooner we will recover loss.
Best Regards.
Oct 13, 2016 at 07:43
Actually there is no reason for the trader to move from broker to broker when he is trading with such a large volume of funds. Simple solution will be choosing a FIX API account and trading from fix account.
A fix account from any well regulated broker can solve 99% of issues like orders not getting filled, execution delays etc. Apart from that with such a high frequency strategy I am sure the trader would have got at least double the monthly return in fix account as compared to the trading results in mt4 account since both the spreads and executions will be perfect in fix api account.
A fix account from any well regulated broker can solve 99% of issues like orders not getting filled, execution delays etc. Apart from that with such a high frequency strategy I am sure the trader would have got at least double the monthly return in fix account as compared to the trading results in mt4 account since both the spreads and executions will be perfect in fix api account.
Artificial General Intelligence
Oct 13, 2016 at 08:18
fxtrader555 posted:ISFurlan posted:
Are you going to move to another broker?
of course he is. But somewhere else again. There're still few believers who will follow him... so he can gain again compensation on the profit he make, then when he blew up the account again, he will leave you all behind with your loss. Like he's doing now. Wake up people! Some find him a good trader. I ask you: will a good trader blew the account? Will a good trader expose your account so big to one single currency ? Will a good trader buy GBP after brexit decision? Come on.
You will see that BP33 will not take his responsability and recover the loss. In fact, he's the only one who benefit from this all.
so he moved from hotforex to priorfx for that reason? before leave hotforex, last month loss was only 4%.
priorfx could not execute some order, so do you want bp33 should take full responsible?
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i think bp33 still waiting reply from priorfx, hopefully within this week everything will be settled and bp33 will start trading as soon as possible.
Oct 13, 2016 at 11:26
Fixed API will not help, the best suggestion is for him to spread the algo over several brokers for the following reasons
you get better spreads for smaller amounts.
when and if you have to bail out, its faster and in smaller tickets easier for brokers to absorb
you get better spreads for smaller amounts.
when and if you have to bail out, its faster and in smaller tickets easier for brokers to absorb
Oct 13, 2016 at 11:31
fire_kid posted:Exactly. Have anyone noticed why the monthly returns reduced in priorfx !! Because the spreads were high in priorfx and the trader was getting that extra mark up spread as affiliate commission for each and every trade executed.fxtrader555 posted:ISFurlan posted:
Are you going to move to another broker?
of course he is. But somewhere else again. There're still few believers who will follow him... so he can gain again compensation on the profit he make, then when he blew up the account again, he will leave you all behind with your loss. Like he's doing now. Wake up people! Some find him a good trader. I ask you: will a good trader blew the account? Will a good trader expose your account so big to one single currency ? Will a good trader buy GBP after brexit decision? Come on.
You will see that BP33 will not take his responsability and recover the loss. In fact, he's the only one who benefit from this all.
so he moved from hotforex to priorfx for that reason? before leave hotforex, last month loss was only 4%.
priorfx could not execute some order, so do you want bp33 should take full responsible?
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i think bp33 still waiting reply from priorfx, hopefully within this week everything will be settled and bp33 will start trading as soon as possible.
Let us pay attention to the performance closely. You can see that the trader was targeting around 10000 pips or more per month with a monthly return of 5% approximately with a 45% equity protection. So for 45% hit, it will require a drawdown of 100000 pips or more approximately which is not easy to hit in one day or in one pair even if you just place trades randomly, because you will always have large number of pips and pairs to cover that floating equity within few days.
But it can be easily known that the hit of equity protection is bound to happen may be once in a year or once in 4 to 6 months by looking into the number of pairs traded and number trades opened and closed every day. That is just to get commission on each trade. It's a matter of volatility in all pairs and how many current open trades etc. But sadly this time it happened in this account within few months. So you have to face it...
So when it happened in hotforex, the trader moved to priorfx and now he may move to some other broker if investors are still there.
Artificial General Intelligence
會員從Oct 12, 2016開始
5帖子
Oct 13, 2016 at 11:40
i think bp33 still waiting reply from priorfx, hopefully within this week everything will be settled and bp33 will start trading as soon as possible.
no it's the end. Did you read peter's last post? he does not receive answers from priorfx. he also mentioned that we have to contact regulator and he wishes us goodbluck.... means we don't have to count on him any further. There will no more solution/answer from peter nor from priorfx.
Oct 13, 2016 at 12:58
We need to accept our losses. We signed that stoploss would be 45%, but we also signed that we can/could lose more than our balance in cases of a thin market where stoploss doesn't work because of a gab in the price. This happened and was very unfortunate. I do not think you will get any compensation from PriorFX, because the problem was the illiquid market at the time where the Flash Crash happened + the few seconds it took.
會員從Dec 05, 2015開始
38帖子
Oct 13, 2016 at 18:23
See that, onada broker.... Priorfx don't send confirmation mail.
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Oct 14, 2016 at 17:03
(已編輯Oct 14, 2016 at 17:11)
Official statement by Priorfx:
Following up on our previous correspondence regarding the GBP “Flash Crash”, we would like to inform you that our team is currently investigating all accounts affected by this unfortunate incident.
The delay is due to the high amount of orders (above 250 000) that are being checked against the records provided by our liquidity providers.
As we are still receiving enquiries from some of our clients we would like to offer additional clarification concerning two major issues:
Why some clients were closed differently; and
Why account balances were changed afterwards.
During the force majeure situation of the 7th October 2016 the system started closing orders at the 45% drawdown level as it should be. But there was practically no market on the opposite side and some banks have withdrawn themselves in such unpredictable circumstances. As soon as some opposite direction orders appeared the system started closing orders gradually on the available liquidity.
Trying to save clients’ funds PriorFX took extraordinary measures to close open positions manually at approximate prices which took some time and contributed to the difference in closing prices although saving a substantial amount of clients’ funds which otherwise would have been wiped out by the sharply falling GBPAUD pair.
During the weekend after the GBP flash crash our team made corrections from artificial prices to actual prices that the orders have been executed at.
These steps helped to limit further losses. Therefore PriorFX has fully met its obligation to provide best execution to its clients at the best price available on PriorFX’s liquidity at that moment.
Therefore, the difference in the levels for losses of different investors is caused by a combination of several factors: force-majeure drop of GBP being the major one, very shallow or non-existing liquidity on the opposite side of the market, huge number of very small orders, difference in deposit size and time of joining the Sector 1 system, different closing quotes provided by different liquidity providers etc.
PriorFX would like to assure you that we put all our efforts in having the investigation finished within the shortest time possible and that once the final results are ready we will get back to you.
We apologise for any inconvenience that this may have caused you, and we appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Our Support Team on +357 2525 8220 or email us at [email protected]
Following up on our previous correspondence regarding the GBP “Flash Crash”, we would like to inform you that our team is currently investigating all accounts affected by this unfortunate incident.
The delay is due to the high amount of orders (above 250 000) that are being checked against the records provided by our liquidity providers.
As we are still receiving enquiries from some of our clients we would like to offer additional clarification concerning two major issues:
Why some clients were closed differently; and
Why account balances were changed afterwards.
During the force majeure situation of the 7th October 2016 the system started closing orders at the 45% drawdown level as it should be. But there was practically no market on the opposite side and some banks have withdrawn themselves in such unpredictable circumstances. As soon as some opposite direction orders appeared the system started closing orders gradually on the available liquidity.
Trying to save clients’ funds PriorFX took extraordinary measures to close open positions manually at approximate prices which took some time and contributed to the difference in closing prices although saving a substantial amount of clients’ funds which otherwise would have been wiped out by the sharply falling GBPAUD pair.
During the weekend after the GBP flash crash our team made corrections from artificial prices to actual prices that the orders have been executed at.
These steps helped to limit further losses. Therefore PriorFX has fully met its obligation to provide best execution to its clients at the best price available on PriorFX’s liquidity at that moment.
Therefore, the difference in the levels for losses of different investors is caused by a combination of several factors: force-majeure drop of GBP being the major one, very shallow or non-existing liquidity on the opposite side of the market, huge number of very small orders, difference in deposit size and time of joining the Sector 1 system, different closing quotes provided by different liquidity providers etc.
PriorFX would like to assure you that we put all our efforts in having the investigation finished within the shortest time possible and that once the final results are ready we will get back to you.
We apologise for any inconvenience that this may have caused you, and we appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Our Support Team on +357 2525 8220 or email us at [email protected]
Oct 14, 2016 at 17:10
By the way, I have removed all my funds from my priorfx account. I hope any corrections will be deposited into the account if it turns out mistakes were made. I'm curious to see if sector 1 will continue trading in the future, but it will take a long time to get back to normal levels. I wish you all the best in your investing future.
Oct 15, 2016 at 00:10
ebokai posted:Thanks so much for the updates.
By the way, I have removed all my funds from my priorfx account. I hope any corrections will be deposited into the account if it turns out mistakes were made. I'm curious to see if sector 1 will continue trading in the future, but it will take a long time to get back to normal levels. I wish you all the best in your investing future.
Never Give Up or Give In To The Market
Oct 16, 2016 at 06:43
Actually, with a very similar system a 5% per month can be very easily generated with maximum 10% drawdown absolutely safely where as this trader uses a 45% protection to target 5% per month.
In this system, almost every day was getting closed in a small net profit consistently everyday and I think that's why investors got interested in the system even though the trader uses a 45% protection with 5% monthly because the chances of hitting the equity protection are very rare. However, it can be done with higher targets or less equity protection.
With 40% protection at least 15% to 20% per month can be made absolutely guaranteed every month. In this case, the investors don't need to even worry about how to recover loss even after a equity protection is hit due to such flash crash events, because it can be covered just within 2 to 3 months.
By this comment I don't want to sound promoting myself to get investors because I don't have any long term track record to show to others what I am talking about, but I am just talking about the possibility and facts and I am sure I can do that if any investors will be interested because this is not my personal approach of trading. In case if any existing investors in priorfx are interested, then I can do that with priorfx itself.
I am very sorry if it still sounds like a promotion. Myfxbook support can remove this post if it sounds like a promotion here.
In this system, almost every day was getting closed in a small net profit consistently everyday and I think that's why investors got interested in the system even though the trader uses a 45% protection with 5% monthly because the chances of hitting the equity protection are very rare. However, it can be done with higher targets or less equity protection.
With 40% protection at least 15% to 20% per month can be made absolutely guaranteed every month. In this case, the investors don't need to even worry about how to recover loss even after a equity protection is hit due to such flash crash events, because it can be covered just within 2 to 3 months.
By this comment I don't want to sound promoting myself to get investors because I don't have any long term track record to show to others what I am talking about, but I am just talking about the possibility and facts and I am sure I can do that if any investors will be interested because this is not my personal approach of trading. In case if any existing investors in priorfx are interested, then I can do that with priorfx itself.
I am very sorry if it still sounds like a promotion. Myfxbook support can remove this post if it sounds like a promotion here.
Artificial General Intelligence
Oct 16, 2016 at 07:08
leo23 posted:
Actually, with a very similar system a 5% per month can be very easily generated with maximum 10% drawdown absolutely safely where as this trader uses a 45% protection to target 5% per month.
In this system, almost every day was getting closed in a small net profit consistently everyday and I think that's why investors got interested in the system even though the trader uses a 45% protection with 5% monthly because the chances of hitting the equity protection are very rare. However, it can be done with higher targets or less equity protection.
With 40% protection at least 15% to 20% per month can be made absolutely guaranteed every month. In this case, the investors don't need to even worry about how to recover loss even after a equity protection is hit due to such flash crash events, because it can be covered just within 2 to 3 months.
By this comment I don't want to sound promoting myself to get investors because I don't have any long term track record to show to others what I am talking about, but I am just talking about the possibility and facts and I am sure I can do that if any investors will be interested because this is not my personal approach of trading. In case if any existing investors in priorfx are interested, then I can do that with priorfx itself.
I am very sorry if it still sounds like a promotion. Myfxbook support can remove this post if it sounds like a promotion here.
i agree with what you are saying the EA it's self is good and profitable it just needs to learn to handle the DD i would be happy with a max DD of 10%
