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Exential (By ExentialGroup )
| Gain : | +124.38% |
| Drawdown | 72.29% |
| Pips: | -4449.8 |
| Trades | 2413 |
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| Type: | Real |
| Leverage: | 1:200 |
| Trading: | Automated |
Exential Discussion
Dec 09, 2014 at 17:44
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Jan 04, 2015 at 07:48
I have been a client of Exential for the last 12 months and have been following them on myfxbook for the last 6 months. I was introduced by a friend in 2013 but took my time as I was sceptical like any other investor.
I can only say that, you cannot judge and give up on a consistent system with just one month of loss in equity due to trades still being open. If you see the results since June one must agree that the system is pretty consistent.
And as I have seen some comments before, "If you cannot expect losses this type of investment is not for you"
I guess the guys are pretty transparent in sharing data so its just fair to give them their space to do their job.
Most of the comments here have started only since end of November, that's when the equity fluctuated but when we were reaping profits for the last 12 months there were hardly any comments.
Wishing one and all A Happy and a Prosperous New Year 2015
I can only say that, you cannot judge and give up on a consistent system with just one month of loss in equity due to trades still being open. If you see the results since June one must agree that the system is pretty consistent.
And as I have seen some comments before, "If you cannot expect losses this type of investment is not for you"
I guess the guys are pretty transparent in sharing data so its just fair to give them their space to do their job.
Most of the comments here have started only since end of November, that's when the equity fluctuated but when we were reaping profits for the last 12 months there were hardly any comments.
Wishing one and all A Happy and a Prosperous New Year 2015
Member Since Mar 19, 2015
1 posts
Mar 19, 2015 at 16:08
can someone explain what is drawdown? is this u booked losses? if this is then it means the performance is really bad? is this right? I am new to this and am thinking of investing the minimum. hence the question.
my consultant told me that this drawdown is a way to hide losses. so book or square of transactions which are in profit , to show Great returns. the loss making transactions are hidden in this drawdown. is this so?
my consultant told me that this drawdown is a way to hide losses. so book or square of transactions which are in profit , to show Great returns. the loss making transactions are hidden in this drawdown. is this so?
Mar 29, 2015 at 06:23
I just started looking at forex. I normally trade Nasdaq options. I was looking at this system. can someone explain what is drawdown? is this the loss in open trades ? or is this just the fall from last top?. finally I did custom analysis for this system, and various other systems..for this system , the last 6 months show a loss of 50%. and this is a 1:200 leveraged account. but I am told these guys have been paying out 9% per month. that is amazing. options trading can give these kind of returns, but then there is a 50% chance that u can get wiped out. this forex thing seems great. better than options. anyways. what is drawdown? is high drawdown good or bad?
Member Since May 11, 2016
2 posts
Jun 15, 2016 at 08:56
satishmgodbole posted:
can someone explain what is drawdown? is this u booked losses? if this is then it means the performance is really bad? is this right? I am new to this and am thinking of investing the minimum. hence the question.
my consultant told me that this drawdown is a way to hide losses. so book or square of transactions which are in profit , to show Great returns. the loss making transactions are hidden in this drawdown. is this so?
A drawdown is the reduction of one’s capital after a series of losing trades. This is normally calculated by getting the difference between a relative peak in capital minus a relative trough. Traders normally note this down as a percentage of their trading account.
Consider this example:
Let’s say you have a $100,000 and you lose $50,000. What percentage of your account have you lost?
The answer is 50%.
Simple enough.
This is what traders call a drawdown.
You can see here Exential group system totally out of control in this case.
this is high risk trading without risk management, also same time return side is still stuck on lower side
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