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FxPapa Expert Advisor (Por FxPapa)
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Discussão FxPapa Expert Advisor
Membro Desde Jun 15, 2011
229 postagens
Jan 23, 2012 at 09:24
Hi,
What's the taken risk percentage for this demo?
Thanks
What's the taken risk percentage for this demo?
Thanks
Membro Desde Nov 26, 2011
136 postagens
Jan 23, 2012 at 13:04
Dear Cinar
It's not demo. It's real account on IBFX AU.
We have used 15% risk for this test.
Best Regards
It's not demo. It's real account on IBFX AU.
We have used 15% risk for this test.
Best Regards
forex_trader_32776
Membro Desde Mar 28, 2011
942 postagens
Jan 23, 2012 at 13:09
Do you have a refund policy> I didn't see any details in the FAQ on your website.
Membro Desde Jun 15, 2011
71 postagens
Jan 23, 2012 at 17:29
Hi Will, they dont have one. I asked a few days ago.
Membro Desde Jun 11, 2010
28 postagens
Jan 24, 2012 at 04:47
Jarora posted:
Typical grid EA with just 2 year backtest. You can make a backtest since 1999? Thanks
PS: A good grid EA has at least 10 years backtest.
PS2: The Same Vendor like : http://www.cyber-forex.com
PS3: Purchase is through PayPal, so a refund is out of the question.
PS3: Purchase is through PayPal, so a refund is out of the question.
Membro Desde Jun 15, 2011
229 postagens
Jan 25, 2012 at 16:14
This is a unrestful day for FX Papa... During the day the loss climb up to 15%...But by the reversal, The EA is get out of that loss... I'm waiting for how the possitions will be close...
Membro Desde Jun 11, 2010
28 postagens
Jan 27, 2012 at 00:26
reckon the trades will be closed once the 15% loss is reached
Membro Desde Nov 11, 2010
20 postagens
Jan 27, 2012 at 10:31
richdad711 posted:
reckon the trades will be closed once the 15% loss is reached
i think you are wrong, the Trades Closed on the 30% Loss Level.
Stay in Business
forex_trader_63827
Membro Desde Jan 30, 2012
2 postagens
Jan 31, 2012 at 20:03
Will this EA work on a US broker (no hedging allowed)?
Membro Desde Nov 26, 2011
136 postagens
Jan 31, 2012 at 20:27
forexpolice posted:
Will this EA work on a US broker (no hedging allowed)?
Yes, without any problem.
Membro Desde Jun 15, 2011
71 postagens
Feb 02, 2012 at 18:11
FX Papa, you stated that you will do a backtest that will include the "missing" months a few months ago.
It cant be that hard to run a complete backtest - ive done a heap of them myself.
Can you please let us know when you will provide a complete backtest so we know the real drawdown that can happen?
Thanks.
It cant be that hard to run a complete backtest - ive done a heap of them myself.
Can you please let us know when you will provide a complete backtest so we know the real drawdown that can happen?
Thanks.
Membro Desde Nov 26, 2011
136 postagens
Feb 02, 2012 at 18:38
dalecam posted:
FX Papa, you stated that you will do a backtest that will include the "missing" months a few months ago.
It cant be that hard to run a complete backtest - ive done a heap of them myself.
Can you please let us know when you will provide a complete backtest so we know the real drawdown that can happen?
Thanks.
Dear Dale
You are right. We try to do it soon.
Regards
Membro Desde Feb 04, 2011
32 postagens
Feb 02, 2012 at 20:01
FxPapa, On Jan 11th, you stated that your EA doesn't change lot sizes. However, examining your EA's trading history shows a steady increase in lot sizes. Is this something you are doing manually?
Membro Desde Nov 26, 2011
136 postagens
Feb 02, 2012 at 21:13
ragency posted:
FxPapa, On Jan 11th, you stated that your EA doesn't change lot sizes. However, examining your EA's trading history shows a steady increase in lot sizes. Is this something you are doing manually?
Dear Ragency
It's about the EA money management. When the balance was for example 300$ the EA trades' lot size were 0.45 mini lot (0.04 standard lot) and when the account balance was 400$ the EA trades' lot size were 0.6 mini lot (0.06 standard lot).
When we say the EA doesn't increase the lot size we mean it's not some thing like martingale EAs.
Best Regards
Membro Desde Feb 04, 2011
32 postagens
Feb 03, 2012 at 01:49
Thanks for your quick and detailed response, FxPapa!
Membro Desde Jul 09, 2011
21 postagens
Feb 03, 2012 at 12:13
Hello!
You said that you "have used 15% risk for this test".
May I ask what is the maximum amount risked on each trade with the stop loss?
Thanks.
Best regards.
You said that you "have used 15% risk for this test".
May I ask what is the maximum amount risked on each trade with the stop loss?
Thanks.
Best regards.
forex_trader_51376
Membro Desde Oct 25, 2011
22 postagens
Feb 03, 2012 at 12:29
Dear FxPapa,
Your EA's performance looks great.
Do you have any support service and refund policy for clients?
Do you have any discount for partnership?
Thanks.
Your EA's performance looks great.
Do you have any support service and refund policy for clients?
Do you have any discount for partnership?
Thanks.
Membro Desde Nov 26, 2011
136 postagens
Feb 03, 2012 at 17:16
zion posted:
Hello!
You said that you "have used 15% risk for this test".
May I ask what is the maximum amount risked on each trade with the stop loss?
Thanks.
Best regards.
Hi
The EA may open up to 3 positions at the same time. FxPapa EA uses equity stop loss. Default value is 10 which means the EA would close the trades if the total loss of 3 positions be more than 10% of the account balance.
Regards
Membro Desde Nov 26, 2011
136 postagens
Feb 03, 2012 at 17:17
gusrix posted:
Dear FxPapa,
Your EA's performance looks great.
Do you have any support service and refund policy for clients?
Do you have any discount for partnership?
Thanks,
http://www.gusrix.com/
Hi
Please contact our support service by [email protected] .
Regards
Membro Desde Jul 09, 2011
21 postagens
Feb 03, 2012 at 17:32
FXPapa,
In addition to that equity stop loss, it seems that there is another form of stop loss.
For example, why the last negative result was equivalent to 3.68% of the equity instead 10%?
I would like to understand please.
Regards.
In addition to that equity stop loss, it seems that there is another form of stop loss.
For example, why the last negative result was equivalent to 3.68% of the equity instead 10%?
I would like to understand please.
Regards.
