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Member Since May 17, 2010 24 posts
Grzegorz Gruszka (kurak)
Jun 16 2010 at 20:50
Hello,
It is connected with suggestion http://www.myfxbook.com/community/suggestion-box/not-suggestion-but-question/10034,1 Similar issue. I had 33% drawdown but in the time when account balance was 1 pound. It is not relevant to current account balance. So, I think adding 'Abs. drowdown' measure below 'Drowdown' would be good idea :) Kind regards, kurak Never give up! |
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Member Since Jul 31, 2009 1049 posts
Ethan (Staff)
Jun 17 2010 at 12:14
Drawdown is referenced to the complete trading history, hence the 33% drawdown. You can set a custom start date which will take into account the traded period and will recalculate the drawdown accordingly.
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Member Since Feb 18, 2010 6 posts
SwingTrader
Jun 21 2010 at 15:38
(edited Jun 21 2010 at 15:39 )
Staff posted:
You can set a custom start date which will take into account the traded period and will recalculate the drawdown accordingly. Sounds like an EA vendors dream. No reference to you kurak, just a comment. |
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Member Since Aug 10, 2010 55 posts
Zebra (zebra)
Aug 11 2010 at 04:27
SwingTrader posted: Staff posted: You can set a custom start date which will take into account the traded period and will recalculate the drawdown accordingly. Sounds like an EA vendors dream. No reference to you kurak, just a comment. True. but not an issue as a Custom Start date is Flagged on top of the system page.. MYFXBOOK is already ahead of us!! Great Job. Zebras may look identical. However, this Zebra is extraordinary |
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