i like your system... what EA are u using?

I shall buy the adviser, say his price?

Man, even if this WAS a live account I would have been thrilled to close out those MASSIVE losing positions and take the ACTUAL profit (equity) it HAS made!!! Not many (if any) EA'S can quadruple an account in less than 30 days, OMG!! Perhaps this EA can be improved by including either a hedging feature or an anti-hedging feature.

Anti-hedging feature: if the EA makes a trade in a certain direction and the pair goes in the opposite direction close the losing position and open a new trade in the CURRENT direction. Ride that wave and take profits. Then, wait for the wave in the new direction to come back around to the same close out price as the LOSING trade and reopen the trade again at the original losing trades' close ... this time in the correct direction.

Traditional hedging will generally work fine (especially when it doesn't cost you any extra against margin ... if it does you need to change brokers) as with most major pairs the daily up and down movements will enable you to take profit in both directions eventually ... if you're not too hung up on drawdown (DD) that is.

I'm curious, looking at the history of the trades ... was it a manual override that caused the large lot size trades? Or did the EA see something it was programmed to detect and it took a few disproportionately large risks with the HUGE lot size bet on it's own??

ForexInvestGroup, I really hope you decide to share your EA or at least talk the person who developed it into sharing it with us. I know it's JUST a forward test but at least they are still better than useless back tests, lol! Good luck and thank you for placing it's progress up here for all of us to drool over, I mean, see how great it's potential is ;)

What I mean is back tests don't tell much without a something resembling REAL market conditions. So, a forward test is somewhere in the middle in that it does have the moving prices and trends but not the other things like slippage and requotes. With a back test, there are no 'market conditions' per se. I would never start trading a robot on a live account based on a promising back test without first testing it forward on a practice account, that's all I meant.

Equity = 41%.... period.