Since then I have let the machine work and only updated the versions as made necessary by Stanislau and systematically reduced the risk as it grew. I started the account at 1000$ near the beginning of May and was required to deposit another 700$ while still running risk set 1.0 several weeks later. I have just finished reducing it down to the lowest possible risk set file (0.1) running all 28 currency pairs available. I've been running strategy 3 as noted above reducing the risk as it grows. Overall it is an exciting EA to watch and I look forward to working with other pairs, metals and account strategy investment combinations as Stanislau has indicated in his posts. I learned this recently starting with higher risk sets and then having to reduce as I watched the market. This is normal and how the EA works so you must must must give yourself the best chance of success by using low risk sets and being ready to deposit in support should it be necessary. Every now and then the market gets crazy and you will have many if not all currency pairs trending in a very directional way and the EA may be caught trading against that trend. A real money making machine BUT one has to exercise caution with risk. Parameters responsible for the boundaries for the calculation: There is no difficulty in PriceTracker, you just choose the boundaries, within which the advisor determines the Support and Resistance lines and, depending on the chosen Logic, interacts with this data and determines the necessary points to enter the market. We all know - that the classics of any trade are the Support and Resistance lines, after breaking through or rebounding from which financial instruments begin to move intensively, and most trading systems are built on this. PriceTracker does not use indicators and can work with absolutely any financial instrument. That is, at the time of the drawdown, the account is constantly growing. The PriceTracker algorithm is built in such a way that account diversification is achieved through the use of different logics and different strategies for all 15 currency pairs, where the equilibrium / diversification phase is also taken into account - this is when a floating drawdown is fully compensated by growth from other currencies and vice versa. This leads to the answer to the most common question: ( I look at your signal and see that there is a constant floating drawdown, why? ) - Everything is very simple and obvious: trading is carried out simultaneously for 15 currency pairs and PriceTracker is almost always in the active phase for different instruments and therefore a floating drawdown is always present and this is normal! That is, if deals are closed for some pairs, then there are always currencies for which there are open deals - and this is displayed as a floating drawdown. Trade is independent, each currency pair is not related to any other and monitors the movement and all trade only in its own currency. set files (for testing) and detailed instruction here> set files (for testing) and detailed instruction here> PriceTracker EA (Strategy-3): all public. PriceTracker EA (Strategy-1): all public. PriceTracker trades 15 currency pairs simultaneously: EURUSD, GBPUSD, GBPCHF, AUDJPY, GBPAUD, AUDCAD, EURNZD, EURAUD, EURJPY, EURGBP, GBPCAD, GBPJPY, EURCAD, AUDCHF, AUDUSD.
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