FX Robot (by DominicMillan)
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FX Robot Discussion
ProvyTrading
(provy)
Member Since Apr 14, 2010
2 posts
Jun 18 2010 at 05:20
I have the robot, and is not very easy to make it work, and MIG did not stop using it ....
Well when i say owner i mean i have the robot and i buy it from you dominic, i dont try never to say im a reseller
i ask for ppl who have the EA so we can talk about it and see the results, Thats all.
So if someone who have the EA like me can send me a msg to talk about it will be cool.
Peace.
i ask for ppl who have the EA so we can talk about it and see the results, Thats all.
So if someone who have the EA like me can send me a msg to talk about it will be cool.
Peace.
According to the web site, this acct thats listed on the top of the home page , from June 1 until now t had 339 trades.
Gross Profit: 13 575.00 Gross Loss: 12 200.00 Total Net Profit: ***1,375.00 ***
Profit Factor: 1.11 Expected Payoff: 4.06
Absolute Drawdown: 150.00 Maximal Drawdown: 4 450.00 (0.80%) Relative Drawdown: 0.80% (4 450.00)
Total Trades: 339 Short Positions (won %): 164 (37.80%) Long Positions (won %): 175 (32.57%)
Profit Trades (% of total): 119 (35.10%) Loss trades (% of total): 220 (64.90%)
Largest profit trade: 750.00 loss trade: -130.00
Average profit trade: 114.08 loss trade: -55.45
Maximum consecutive wins ($): 7 (1 075.00) consecutive losses ($): 13 (-720.00)
But that is using 5.0 lots on all trades. So $50 bucks a pip roughly. 1375/50 bucks a pip =27.5
So superfxrobot so far in June has netted about 27 pips on this acct.
It would take a long time to get your 2k investment back if trading under 5 full lots which most everyone is of course.
Gross Profit: 13 575.00 Gross Loss: 12 200.00 Total Net Profit: ***1,375.00 ***
Profit Factor: 1.11 Expected Payoff: 4.06
Absolute Drawdown: 150.00 Maximal Drawdown: 4 450.00 (0.80%) Relative Drawdown: 0.80% (4 450.00)
Total Trades: 339 Short Positions (won %): 164 (37.80%) Long Positions (won %): 175 (32.57%)
Profit Trades (% of total): 119 (35.10%) Loss trades (% of total): 220 (64.90%)
Largest profit trade: 750.00 loss trade: -130.00
Average profit trade: 114.08 loss trade: -55.45
Maximum consecutive wins ($): 7 (1 075.00) consecutive losses ($): 13 (-720.00)
But that is using 5.0 lots on all trades. So $50 bucks a pip roughly. 1375/50 bucks a pip =27.5
So superfxrobot so far in June has netted about 27 pips on this acct.
It would take a long time to get your 2k investment back if trading under 5 full lots which most everyone is of course.
If someone has the EA Dominic and want to know from which Broker is doing arbitrage, use the netstat command in DOS, this command indicate all connections you have set your computer, within which are the brokers (or APIs) involved in the arbitration.
Regards
Regards
The user sets up which brokers to use. so its no secret to the EA user. The ea doesnt come pre coded with broker connections.
Can you tell me what are the Brokers please?
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Regards
Steve B
(stevetrade)
Member Since Oct 28, 2009
1408 posts
Jun 18 2010 at 22:03
There come a time people when you have to accept that you are flogging a dead horse. This EA does not work on a genuine broker account. There are some brokers that it works with for a while but then they ask you to stop using it or refuse to allow you to withdraw your money.
The owner I guess has come to some arrangement or performed some other subterfuge to allow him to show withdrawals at a dodgy broker. Hence his reluctance to reveal his broker. If you buy the EA off him he tells you which brokers he is using but then it still doesn't work.
The fact that the owner charges an additional $100 each time he recodes your EA for a new set of brokers speaks volumes for this EA as I can tell you that the changes involved in this - which Dominic claims take him a long time - take roughly 2 minutes.
I don't generally speak up against other people's systems on this site as I feel everyone has the right to show their systems on here but after being contacted now by several people who have bought the EA and have failed to get it to work and are now faced with the loss of $2000 I thought I'd better say something.
Do not buy this EA. Do not even give it any consideration. You are wasting valuable time that could be better directed elsewhere.
The owner I guess has come to some arrangement or performed some other subterfuge to allow him to show withdrawals at a dodgy broker. Hence his reluctance to reveal his broker. If you buy the EA off him he tells you which brokers he is using but then it still doesn't work.
The fact that the owner charges an additional $100 each time he recodes your EA for a new set of brokers speaks volumes for this EA as I can tell you that the changes involved in this - which Dominic claims take him a long time - take roughly 2 minutes.
I don't generally speak up against other people's systems on this site as I feel everyone has the right to show their systems on here but after being contacted now by several people who have bought the EA and have failed to get it to work and are now faced with the loss of $2000 I thought I'd better say something.
Do not buy this EA. Do not even give it any consideration. You are wasting valuable time that could be better directed elsewhere.
11:15, restate my assumptions: 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. 2. Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers. 3. If you graph these numbers, patterns emerge. Therefore: There are patterns everywhere in nature.
I did not think to buy it, I just wanted to know which is their primary source of prices to arbitration, I imagine it is some API but is not it is, I tried searching the price difference between metatrader and API Order2Go (using c #) but the difference prices are not relevant as to implement a winning system.
If anyone knows the source of the prices we could do something interesting, I have friends Brokers, we could reach an agreement that suits us all. (But must first prove that it works)
If anyone knows the source of the prices we could do something interesting, I have friends Brokers, we could reach an agreement that suits us all. (But must first prove that it works)
Steve B
(stevetrade)
Member Since Oct 28, 2009
1408 posts
Jun 19 2010 at 07:12
Dominic claims several brokers work for the feed. Jade Fx he claims is one of the best. I have tried it, it doesn't work
11:15, restate my assumptions: 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. 2. Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers. 3. If you graph these numbers, patterns emerge. Therefore: There are patterns everywhere in nature.