Kiwi Squeeze (By TorinoFX)

Gain : +6.9%
Drawdown 67.00%
Pips: -2433.5
Trades 2106
Won:
Lost:
Type: Real
Leverage: 1:500
Trading: Automated

Kiwi Squeeze Discussion

Jan 09, 2012 at 06:29
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ForexScam
forex_trader_32776
Member Since Mar 28, 2011   1008 posts
Jan 26, 2012 at 11:20
you don't run any sort of equity protection?
Member Since Nov 20, 2011   8 posts
Mar 22, 2012 at 13:25
Because of the way this EA works, limiting EP to say 20% would result in a stepping down ladder of losses. I use tick data testing as a benchmark and set the lots accordingly in order to limit or prevent losses. In the case above, the GBP/USD had 11 consecutive sessions of nothing but gains. This was the first time that had happened in a decade, therefore, my 2 year period of backtesting was not as foolproof as it should have been.

To answer your question, no I don't use any EP: The EA is free to trade, BUT, I will cut my losses (as I manually did with my loss above) if sentiment and consensus dictates that a reversal or retracement is unlikely AND if swap rate goes against me. In other words, If EURCHF is stuck with buy positions, I may let it ride for as long as I can providing other EAs in the same account are still chuging along making profits.

Although this graph shows a significant loss, it will seem irrelevant in the long term, as you may see by going to my personal accounts under 'gerald325i'.

One thing that I would like anyone to know is that I offer no guarantees, and that the risk of losing everyting is always a possibility. As I will tell anyone who wants to invest in Forex: treat it as casino money. If anyone is looking for 100% safety, their mattress might be better. Anyone offering guarantees is simply lying.

I hope I have explained it well.

Gerald
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