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Community outlook makes me laugh! on every single pair both average long and short are deeeeeep on red! But 53% of accounts are profitable! [confused] I red many times that two taders can enter same position, but one will profit on it and other one will loose. Here i see that one trader can buy and second sell given pair and both can be deep in loss HAHAHA!!! [twist] When I earn some chash on FX i'll become a broker... [twist]
If this is possible at all...
So I can download somebody's history and see al trades on my chart. Such a soft should have adjustable timezone to work correctly. It can use builted in trendlines from MT4 [with unticked "ray" box]. It can draw red lines for short and green for long trades. Currently I do it by importing numbers to excell spreadsheet and than I use self-coded macro, that copy open/close time/value and automatically fill it in apropriate fields in MT4. Its a really time consuming thing. I don't know any better way to do it...
I think this is a great suggestion, but demanding huge calculation space...
Stephanus are you sure your proposals fit this topic? I am sure your ideas are great for some data analisys, but I personally don't ind them fitting into two dimension chart, where one dimension is a time and other is a profit. It's obvious that not a single trader will obtain correlation close to 1. In my opinion the main use of such statistic is separation scalpers from swings, long terms and "scamer-scalpers".
actual figure!
Actually the problem with your approach Steve is that when I will start trading live my demo will already exceed initial amount... ;) Anyway recently based on my psychology studies I realised for myself I should trade small enough sizes to make all thing boring...
[quote]ForexRefuge posted: In my Trading experience,if there is one thing i see as very unrealistic,it is the issue of risk/reward. Expecially for short term traders. Price movement is way too random for 20pips/50pips stop loss as you may see your stops getting touched often. [/quote] /i must disagree but only partially. My general strategy is to trade around key levels but with market orders, so when prices touches key S/R or weekly pivot I'm waiting for some 1M formation to let me in [formation created by 25-60 1M bars, so I'm far from scalping]. Than my stops are around 30 - 50 pips......
sportcity In Trading Systems Sep 10 2010 at 18:52
Let's face it. There is plenty demo accounts around that rocks after a month and then turn out to be over-leveraged scams. 1 month competition is too short to prove system right, but in other hand longer competition would be just boring...
[quote]stephanusR posted: We must create some sort of python script that downloads the .csv file from myfxbook.com and automatically generates graphs and all sorts of data. Opensource it on google code , we will rapidly be able to zero down on the three two or even one account that is generating profits with acceptable risk . [/quote] I think this powerful tool is called excel spreadsheet ;) Combined with copy and paste buttons can make miracles.
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