Drawdown or Watermark - per trade vote results
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Drawdown or Watermark - per trade Discussion
Member Since Dec 17, 2011
75 posts
Jun 01, 2012 at 02:43
Member Since Dec 17, 2011
75 posts
I would like a drawdown tool that analyses the drawdown of each trade for both positive and negative. In the closed order (history) window add a coloum that tells me the high and low watermark of each trade, in pips would be fine. It would only show for the 'closed' trades.
I review my trades at the end of each week and month and would like to see if my targets / stops are appropriate.
For a trade that was stopped out I would look at the high watermark to see if my target was correct or if I'm getting to 'greedy'. For trades that hit the target this would tell me how close to the stop the trade came.
I review my trades at the end of each week and month and would like to see if my targets / stops are appropriate.
For a trade that was stopped out I would look at the high watermark to see if my target was correct or if I'm getting to 'greedy'. For trades that hit the target this would tell me how close to the stop the trade came.
Member Since Jun 21, 2012
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Member Since Dec 17, 2011
75 posts
Nov 29, 2012 at 02:33
Member Since Dec 17, 2011
75 posts
True - analysis one trade is non-sense, but analysing them one at a time works. You need to understand the system.
By gathering this data you could get the average draw down, the mean draw down, you could even group the trades into groups to see how many of them go past 5% for example. This would help me understand the system.
Anyways, we are not there yet with software.
By gathering this data you could get the average draw down, the mean draw down, you could even group the trades into groups to see how many of them go past 5% for example. This would help me understand the system.
Anyways, we are not there yet with software.
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