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Hi,
I rised this issue before, however I have now two ideas for the solution.
The issue is that when I open a trade [say 10 lots] and than close half it appears in a history as two separate trades, however the second one have in comments "from #10298384" what means there was one trade #10298384 and was divided in two after taking partial profit.
If this would be possible to show some form of "basic history" where these trades would appear as one and secondly I wonder would it affect other statistics like average win/loss etc.
Second - maybe even beter method would......
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Is there anyone willing to share their Money Management strategy? In Experienced Traders Apr 06 2011 at 16:35
Well,
If you expect to have row of losers I think it would be the best to lower your size down to zero, have a sleep, and go back trading next week maybe..? ;)
Honestly, I used to feel fear after row of winners that it can't go this good forever and surely enough I was taking bad trades after that...
It's called psychology :)
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Is there anyone willing to share their Money Management strategy? In Experienced Traders Feb 15 2011 at 11:07
how true...
But in other hand if 100% a month is at least what you need to make a living, you need some target.. :P
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Hi,
I have found nice tool for manual backtesting It's EA called Trade Simulator, surely you can make a lot of good use of it!
http://www.forexfactory.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=89818&d=Feb%2025,%202008%208:18pm
It simulates movement of a price basing on chart history revealing one move at a time, bar after bar, it looks like trading on live data feed, but you can fast forward or stop the chart! You can train trading during a weekend or at night. You can place and close your trades and see how they change over time, and see how good you are. It let you demotrade over a month......
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It has some flaws, definitelynot good for scalping, but if you trade for 20 pips profit or more, it will be perfect, and it's much better than scrolling chart with F12 button ;)
It's not exactly mine, I found it on FF, but it was code by some FX company, you can see the author field.
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Hi,
I wonder did anyone tried it with other pairs?
I have found nice tool for manual backtesting It's EA called Trade Simulator
http://www.forexfactory.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=89818&d=Feb%2025,%202008%208:18pm
It ymulates movement of a price basing on chart history revealing one move at a time bar after bar, you can place and close your virtual orders to see how would you do in real life. It let you demotrade over a month of data within one day.
I really like trend indication from this method. I noticed, that it's based on candles lows and highs [to simplify: break of low of prev......
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brawo Polska! ;)
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I can't find it anywhere on the net. There are nice charts at forexfactory, but I'd like to chave them resene one above another, so I can compare change in CPI in different countries in one column, and bank rate in next column etc...
I am talking about graph form, one graph aobve another.
I think this wold be some job to do it, but this would be a perfect tool for fundamentalists.
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For me average short lower than average high means - always wait for pullback...
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Create software that draws history trades from csv on my MT4 chart In Suggestion Box Sep 21 2010 at 09:35
First to find out what is somebody's timezone I pick few recent trades and rying to fit them to my chart [so open and closing time fit to order level.]
Than in excell I just use another column, where I first format it to make sure it will display time, and than I write =X2+01:00, or X2+60 [where X2 is parallel cell with time value].
I think if you make a software, the easiest way is to create option to draw 10 recent trades just to see if they fit chart, and then make TZ adjustment, draw first 10 again, to see are they fit, and if all is fine, than one can go with full history.
Actually ......
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