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1000PIPSMONTH Forex Robot System (By forexpipz)
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Mar 11, 2014 at 20:07
Member Since Mar 04, 2014
2 posts
Hi,
The Robot uses 4 Golden Entry Rules that has nearly perfect 90% win rate, therefore robot's drawdown is very low. For any given pair it is expected to open 4-6 trades a day, if you run this on 10 pairs its about 40-60 trades a day.
Regarding control, it uses hidden stoploss and TP and they adjusts based on daily range of particular pair.
Thanks
The Robot uses 4 Golden Entry Rules that has nearly perfect 90% win rate, therefore robot's drawdown is very low. For any given pair it is expected to open 4-6 trades a day, if you run this on 10 pairs its about 40-60 trades a day.
Regarding control, it uses hidden stoploss and TP and they adjusts based on daily range of particular pair.
Thanks
Mar 13, 2014 at 07:35
Member Since Mar 23, 2012
15 posts
Thanks FP. It's a really interesting EA.
I've been running it for around a day and already see that it's not the same EA as the one on the demo. It's similar in style, but on the first day drawdown has gone over 5%, whereas on your demo it hasn't reached 3 percent yet - and that's with 15 pairs, rather than the 8 the manual recommends.
There aren't as many trades on your demo. For instance, there were 2 on the 12th, but on my account there were 5 - and i didn't even trade the whole day, since that's when i started the demo.
Your account has two floating trades as i open this, mine has 8. So even though i'm only using 8 currencies compared to your 15, i have 4 times as many open trades - let alone the 15 trades that have already closed. My numbers are in line with the 4-6 daily trades on each pair, but that's not what's going on with your demo.
Would you explain? 😄
I've been running it for around a day and already see that it's not the same EA as the one on the demo. It's similar in style, but on the first day drawdown has gone over 5%, whereas on your demo it hasn't reached 3 percent yet - and that's with 15 pairs, rather than the 8 the manual recommends.
There aren't as many trades on your demo. For instance, there were 2 on the 12th, but on my account there were 5 - and i didn't even trade the whole day, since that's when i started the demo.
Your account has two floating trades as i open this, mine has 8. So even though i'm only using 8 currencies compared to your 15, i have 4 times as many open trades - let alone the 15 trades that have already closed. My numbers are in line with the 4-6 daily trades on each pair, but that's not what's going on with your demo.
Would you explain? 😄
Mar 14, 2014 at 09:13
Member Since May 24, 2010
371 posts
Info from forum (donnaforex):
1, No confidence so no live account
2, Backtest is just an image with a link to their homepage, nothing serious.
It's pretty clear that the EA can't be backtested (all orders on multiple currencies are closed exactly at the same time, there is no coincidence) and still they show a picture representing a backtest. Weird.
1. That picture is not a real backtest.
2. It only represents only one currency backtest.
1, No confidence so no live account
2, Backtest is just an image with a link to their homepage, nothing serious.
It's pretty clear that the EA can't be backtested (all orders on multiple currencies are closed exactly at the same time, there is no coincidence) and still they show a picture representing a backtest. Weird.
1. That picture is not a real backtest.
2. It only represents only one currency backtest.
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