Any low risk strategies with good returns?

Cholipop is right but what people also want to see is a proper money management. After having reveiwed Cholipop trades an average of 60 pips move is enough to wipe out his accounts :). I bet the accounts called withdrawn are the ones that have been burned 😁

tmk471 posted:
I'm trying to find out about low-risk strategies with good returns. By good returns I mean around 3-4% per month. None of the low-risk successful strategies on myfxbook autotrade seems to be from reputable or top brokers. I would appreciate any input from other traders.

@charlesadethib86
If you are looking for 4% monthly with 4% max DD
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/togr/caesar2geoffryc/1041184

togr posted:

tmk471 posted:
I'm trying to find out about low-risk strategies with good returns. By good returns I mean around 3-4% per month. None of the low-risk successful strategies on myfxbook autotrade seems to be from reputable or top brokers. I would appreciate any input from other traders.

@charlesadethib86
If you are looking for 4% monthly with 4% max DD
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/togr/caesar2geoffryc/1041184

@charlesadethib86
thank you to verify your account by myfxbook

Regards
Hiroo59

There is a lot of advice for new traders on this board, some of it from those that are making a living helping others here, some from other newbies and some from people like me who has other ways to make money and isn't looking to make money from the newbies on this forum. So how can you tell who to trust?

One good indicator of who knows something is how long they have been a member of the forum. People that have been here awhile have heard most of the crap that gets spread around and knows where to not step. They know what doesn't work and can shorten your search for what ever it is that suits you. But the advice from other newbies should be questioned. How would they know more than you do?

Now everybody on this forum has an over inflated ego. They have to because they are trying to do what everyone tells them can't be done. Without a strong ego, you won't be arrogant enough to believe that you can succeed where others have failed. Unfortunately that ego comes across as a lot of bolstering and bragging. But the fact is none of us are really any different from you, and what one can do, others can and will do as well. You can too with a little time under your belt.

Another thing is to use your logic. Can you trust people that show demos instead of live accounts? Here, just a little bit of rational thinking will answer that one for you. If the demos were different than a live account, then every broker that offered a demo account would be liable when a live account failed and would be sued. You can not show one thing then switch to something else when it comes to actually doing business. That is called a bait and switch and will have someone in jail.

Every broker will confirm that their demos are the same as you will find when using a live account. All you have to do is ask them. I have no idea where this nonsense about demos being different than live accounts came from, it wasn't even a topic when I started, maybe some of the other old timers know where it got started but if there was anything to it, we would all know by now, not just a handful of newbies.

Talk about strategies all day long but keep your personal information personal or there will be someone that will use it to your disadvantage. That's my best advice, I hope it helps.

Bob

HIROO59 posted:

togr posted:

tmk471 posted:
I'm trying to find out about low-risk strategies with good returns. By good returns I mean around 3-4% per month. None of the low-risk successful strategies on myfxbook autotrade seems to be from reputable or top brokers. I would appreciate any input from other traders.

@charlesadethib86
If you are looking for 4% monthly with 4% max DD
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/togr/caesar2geoffryc/1041184

@charlesadethib86
thank you to verify your account by myfxbook

Regards
Hiroo59

@HIROO59
that's my account, not Charles

ForexAssistant posted:
There is a lot of advice for new traders on this board, some of it from those that are making a living helping others here, some from other newbies and some from people like me who has other ways to make money and isn't looking to make money from the newbies on this forum. So how can you tell who to trust?

One good indicator of who knows something is how long they have been a member of the forum. People that have been here awhile have heard most of the crap that gets spread around and knows where to not step. They know what doesn't work and can shorten your search for what ever it is that suits you. But the advice from other newbies should be questioned. How would they know more than you do?

Now everybody on this forum has an over inflated ego. They have to because they are trying to do what everyone tells them can't be done. Without a strong ego, you won't be arrogant enough to believe that you can succeed where others have failed. Unfortunately that ego comes across as a lot of bolstering and bragging. But the fact is none of us are really any different from you, and what one can do, others can and will do as well. You can too with a little time under your belt.

Another thing is to use your logic. Can you trust people that show demos instead of live accounts? Here, just a little bit of rational thinking will answer that one for you. If the demos were different than a live account, then every broker that offered a demo account would be liable when a live account failed and would be sued. You can not show one thing then switch to something else when it comes to actually doing business. That is called a bait and switch and will have someone in jail.

Every broker will confirm that their demos are the same as you will find when using a live account. All you have to do is ask them. I have no idea where this nonsense about demos being different than live accounts came from, it wasn't even a topic when I started, maybe some of the other old timers know where it got started but if there was anything to it, we would all know by now, not just a handful of newbies.

Talk about strategies all day long but keep your personal information personal or there will be someone that will use it to your disadvantage. That's my best advice, I hope it helps.

Bob

 You continue to defend your position of 'demo trading' being the same as live. You even went as far as saying that 'companies can be sued for 'bait in switch'. My friend these brokers are not in the U.s.a and aren't regulated to the extent that your wonderful S.E.C. regulates things back in your homeland. The data feed to demo accounts aren't the same as the data feed to that of live accounts, as it is a demonstrative account. Please click the following link https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=198976&page=2 and have a look at the third post... Not to mention the main difference is the human psychology during demo trading compared to live trading. If you believe it is the same, then you clearly have never traded in a live account.

 To also prove that demo is not the same as life, simply open a demo account with exness, and a real account with exness and notice the difference in the time that it takes the order to fill. If the feed was the same, then there should be no difference in the execution time. Stop making open ended statements and actually go out and prove what you hold to be true. Just as easily as you can post your demo account, you can post a real account to support your claim.

charlesadethib86 posted:
Cholipop is right but what people also want to see is a proper money management. After having reveiwed Cholipop trades an average of 60 pips move is enough to wipe out his accounts :). I bet the accounts called withdrawn are the ones that have been burned 😁

  


 1) That is a picture of YOUR account... So with 10:1 leverage I wonder how many pips you are giving to the market on avg. I don't even want to look at your trade history as I WOULD simply be wasting valuable time of my life looking at your horrible, bias trading.

 2) Would 60 pips wipe out my account? It sure would, but it depends on the order which I have open. Please note, that if the accounts which say 'Withdrawn' have not actually been withdrawn would you care to tell me how do I get a client to trust me with an account of 80k usd. :) Showing a trading and account like yours would not get a client for that amount, that's for sure.

 3) I'm a scalper, and my system is based on accuracy, not guessing like many of these DEMO QUEENS and rookie traders who type more information on these websites, with 0 live account to back it up! I not only trade real accounts, but I also PROVE it by posting the results for everyone to see. It is called transparency. You guys can continue to entertain the B.S. of Americans like ForexAssistance who swears to know it all, when the reality is he has not proven anything with a live account.

 I lead by example, not by USING examples (demo trades)

  Sp charlesadethi if you like you can reload your account, and I will match the deposit, and we can see who gets to 500% profit first and withdraws.

togr posted:

HIROO59 posted:

togr posted:

tmk471 posted:
I'm trying to find out about low-risk strategies with good returns. By good returns I mean around 3-4% per month. None of the low-risk successful strategies on myfxbook autotrade seems to be from reputable or top brokers. I would appreciate any input from other traders.

@charlesadethib86
If you are looking for 4% monthly with 4% max DD
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/togr/caesar2geoffryc/1041184

@charlesadethib86
thank you to verify your account by myfxbook

Regards
Hiroo59

@HIROO59
that's my account, not Charles

@togr
ok but thank you to verify your account by myfxbook
regards
Hiroo59
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/finbou/ma-503718-finbou-icmarkets-true/1073282

HIROO59 posted:

togr posted:

HIROO59 posted:

togr posted:

tmk471 posted:
I'm trying to find out about low-risk strategies with good returns. By good returns I mean around 3-4% per month. None of the low-risk successful strategies on myfxbook autotrade seems to be from reputable or top brokers. I would appreciate any input from other traders.

@charlesadethib86
If you are looking for 4% monthly with 4% max DD
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/togr/caesar2geoffryc/1041184

@charlesadethib86
thank you to verify your account by myfxbook

Regards
Hiroo59

@HIROO59
that's my account, not Charles

@togr
ok but thank you to verify your account by myfxbook
regards
Hiroo59
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/finbou/ma-503718-finbou-icmarkets-true/1073282

@HIROO59
that's not mine https://www.myfxbook.com/members/finbou/ma-503718-finbou-icmarkets-true/1073282

Cholipop posted:

charlesadethib86 posted:
Cholipop is right but what people also want to see is a proper money management. After having reveiwed Cholipop trades an average of 60 pips move is enough to wipe out his accounts :). I bet the accounts called withdrawn are the ones that have been burned 😁

  


 1) That is a picture of YOUR account... So with 10:1 leverage I wonder how many pips you are giving to the market on avg. I don't even want to look at your trade history as I WOULD simply be wasting valuable time of my life looking at your horrible, bias trading.

 2) Would 60 pips wipe out my account? It sure would, but it depends on the order which I have open. Please note, that if the accounts which say 'Withdrawn' have not actually been withdrawn would you care to tell me how do I get a client to trust me with an account of 80k usd. :) Showing a trading and account like yours would not get a client for that amount, that's for sure.

 3) I'm a scalper, and my system is based on accuracy, not guessing like many of these DEMO QUEENS and rookie traders who type more information on these websites, with 0 live account to back it up! I not only trade real accounts, but I also PROVE it by posting the results for everyone to see. It is called transparency. You guys can continue to entertain the B.S. of Americans like ForexAssistance who swears to know it all, when the reality is he has not proven anything with a live account.

 I lead by example, not by USING examples (demo trades)

  Sp charlesadethi if you like you can reload your account, and I will match the deposit, and we can see who gets to 500% profit first and withdraws.

Its seems I touched a sensitive point 😁. What are your performance over the last 2.5 years ( not 20 days as the maximum we can see on your account ) 😁

Cholipop posted:

 You continue to defend your position of 'demo trading' being the same as live. You even went as far as saying that 'companies can be sued for 'bait in switch'. My friend these brokers are not in the U.s.a and aren't regulated to the extent that your wonderful S.E.C. regulates things back in your homeland. The data feed to demo accounts aren't the same as the data feed to that of live accounts, as it is a demonstrative account. Please click the following link https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=198976&page=2 and have a look at the third post... Not to mention the main difference is the human psychology during demo trading compared to live trading. If you believe it is the same, then you clearly have never traded in a live account.

 To also prove that demo is not the same as life, simply open a demo account with exness, and a real account with exness and notice the difference in the time that it takes the order to fill. If the feed was the same, then there should be no difference in the execution time. Stop making open ended statements and actually go out and prove what you hold to be true. Just as easily as you can post your demo account, you can post a real account to support your claim.

Agreed with Cholipop. While we can still discuss the fact that for systematic trading demo and real result should be closed to each other, manual trading can end up totally differently due to human psycology as Cholipop said. Even two real traders using the same strategy will not end up with the same results

charlesdethib86 wrote; 'While we can still discuss the fact that for systematic trading demo and real result should be closed to each other, manual trading can end up totally differently due to human psycology as Cholipop said. Even two real traders using the same strategy will not end up with the same results'.

I will have to concede to your point that once the human element is added to anything, there is confusion. Machines are more capable of consistent results and as you can see from these wave forms, they are very consistent.
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/ForexAssistant/rise-audcad/578913
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/ForexAssistant/passive-income-generator/685841

I could never do that. That is the point of my research, get a machine to do it. I make algorithms for the computer to take advantage of its strengths. I certainly do not want to sit and watch some dumb trades all my life. I got better things to do. I want a consistent returns on my investment like I get from my real estate. If I couldn't do that, I wouldn't be doing this. A live account can't show how a machine works any better than a demo but I can see your point about the human error aspect.

I guess the difference for some maybe that they think that everyone is trying to sell them something, but no one on this forum is really what I consider my market. I teach working class heroes how to retire and let a machine take over the working for a living and bringing in the paycheck. What good are all these advances in technology if we humans are still slaves to the daily grind?

My whole goal is to take trading out of the hands of humans and put it under the control of the machine. Systemic trading is for machines, no human could do what they do. But that is the point, I have eliminated the human element. Now, a trained investor can do what I did, and there are 7 billion potential students wanting what I have already got, that is “A way to make a living without having to work for it”.

But these debate about real vs demo is just BS. I posted a real account on the forum and was accused of falsifying the monthly reports. It's not about whether the account is real or not, it is all just another way tear down someone else. This whole debate on a difference in demo and live is just stupid. In fact, I think I will just drop out of it.

Here is that live account again from 2008, I don't care who sees this one as it is closed.

  https://www.forex-assistant.com/2008-2009.zip

Bob

ForexAssistant posted:
charlesdethib86 wrote; 'While we can still discuss the fact that for systematic trading demo and real result should be closed to each other, manual trading can end up totally differently due to human psycology as Cholipop said. Even two real traders using the same strategy will not end up with the same results'.

I will have to concede to your point that once the human element is added to anything, there is confusion. Machines are more capable of consistent results and as you can see from these wave forms, they are very consistent.
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/ForexAssistant/rise-audcad/578913
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/ForexAssistant/passive-income-generator/685841

I could never do that. That is the point of my research, get a machine to do it. I make algorithms for the computer to take advantage of its strengths. I certainly do not want to sit and watch some dumb trades all my life. I got better things to do. I want a consistent returns on my investment like I get from my real estate. If I couldn't do that, I wouldn't be doing this. A live account can't show how a machine works any better than a demo but I can see your point about the human error aspect.

I guess the difference for some maybe that they think that everyone is trying to sell them something, but no one on this forum is really what I consider my market. I teach working class heroes how to retire and let a machine take over the working for a living and bringing in the paycheck. What good are all these advances in technology if we humans are still slaves to the daily grind?

My whole goal is to take trading out of the hands of humans and put it under the control of the machine. Systemic trading is for machines, no human could do what they do. But that is the point, I have eliminated the human element. Now, a trained investor can do what I did, and there are 7 billion potential students wanting what I have already got, that is “A way to make a living without having to work for it”.

But these debate about real vs demo is just BS. I posted a real account on the forum and was accused of falsifying the monthly reports. It's not about whether the account is real or not, it is all just another way tear down someone else. This whole debate on a difference in demo and live is just stupid. In fact, I think I will just drop out of it.

Here is that live account again from 2008, I don't care who sees this one as it is closed.

  https://www.forex-assistant.com/2008-2009.zip

Bob

 Here he goes posting results from 2008.... In no way can be prove that those trades are his. They would of been edited by photoshop, etc. Yet what is interesting is you have no intent of showing your real results on myfxbook, but you want to show us 'REAL account trades' FROM THE PAST. lol SEEMS rather fishy to me.
 Yet you seem to believe that you can let your robot run, and never interfere with the robot. If you honestly have that much discipline then open a live account and prove that you can do it. Myfxbook is full of people who are looking for fund managers.