Hide TP, SL, Open Price & Close Price & Time vote results
Hide TP, SL, Open Price & Close Price & Time Discussion
Apr 27, 2010 at 09:44
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forex_trader_4614
Member Since Dec 18, 2009
1 posts
Apr 27, 2010 at 09:44
(edited Apr 27, 2010 at 09:46)
Hi there,
Some people hide their transaction history, open trades and open orders because they do not want to let other people copy their trades or prevent some smart guys to reverse engineer their system. However, some people use such a feature to hide their floating losses and single big loss (due to black swan impact) to mislead the public. So i'm thinking, instead of building a complex and resources heavy algorithm to detect such a loop hole, why not we just hide TP, SL, open price/time and close price/time to make our life easy? By doing so no one can reverse engineer the system or copy the trades. I think it's good enough to keep the trading system private while other people still can judge our performance through Profit/Loss for every trade.
What you say?
Some people hide their transaction history, open trades and open orders because they do not want to let other people copy their trades or prevent some smart guys to reverse engineer their system. However, some people use such a feature to hide their floating losses and single big loss (due to black swan impact) to mislead the public. So i'm thinking, instead of building a complex and resources heavy algorithm to detect such a loop hole, why not we just hide TP, SL, open price/time and close price/time to make our life easy? By doing so no one can reverse engineer the system or copy the trades. I think it's good enough to keep the trading system private while other people still can judge our performance through Profit/Loss for every trade.
What you say?
Member Since Jul 31, 2009
1444 posts
Apr 29, 2010 at 11:06
Sounds like a good suggestion, thanks!
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