LION FX TRADER (By lionfxtrader )
| Gain : | +1051.44% |
| Drawdown | 38.78% |
| Pips: | 2485.6 |
| Trades | 868 |
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| Type: | Real |
| Leverage: | 1:500 |
| Trading: | Automated |
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sniperb0t posted:Alexz80 posted:
From what i see is the percentage of profit lower and lower why was like that?
I would say because he doesn't adjusted his lot size after time. The bigger the account gets the bigger you can adjust the lot size.
He always uses the beginning size of 0.01.
Oh ok noted.
sniperb0t posted:mickse posted:
Hi
how does it work with Activtrades?
And what is the exact GMT offset to set with it?
It works the same with any broker.
GMT offset you have to look what your market watch says, go a few pages back and read the manual for it.
hi sniperb0t,
Activtrades 11.55
GMT 9.55
So I have to set GMT +2 ...right?
....but I don't understand what I have to change in the summertime or in the wintertime...🙄
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Alexz80 posted:
From what i see is the percentage of profit lower and lower why was like that?
I was wondering the same thing...
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Yes right.
Now you have to change nothing. When the time is set 1 hour back in a few months (wintertime), you will notice that your market time will change too. So you just do what you did now and set one hour back in the EA in GMTOffset.
Now you have to change nothing. When the time is set 1 hour back in a few months (wintertime), you will notice that your market time will change too. So you just do what you did now and set one hour back in the EA in GMTOffset.
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thriftysigns posted:sniperb0t posted:
@thriftysigns how much DD do you saw in this 1 or 2 downtimes?
I set the Risk to .05 and ran the test again.
From 1-1-15 to 4-7-16, it did very well with a max of 27.47% DD.
1-1-14 to 12-31-14 was not good with a DD of 49% and only a 1.34 Profit Factor
In 2013 the account is totally blown on 7/11/13
I analysed all myfxbooks of users here with the EA today.
The backtest of alex shows a risk factor of 0.07 with 97$ deposit. 7 times higher than his recommendations of 0.01 per 100$.
Perhaps he does it because he can't adjust the riskfactor inbetween the test when the balance is rising.
As well the RUB account started with 2025RUB that's about 30USD with a risk factor of 0.01.
So he is about 3 times up his recommendations. (30x3 = 90$ so the risk factor would be 0.03)
But later he isn't changing his lot size therefore the percentage gain of eacht week will be getting smaller.
(For those who asked why it isn't going in the same pace as before.)
@thriftysigns the second question is, when you backtested, if the drawdown happened because of no possibility to adjust GMToffSet?
First I wanted to set the riskfactor a little bit higher like in the backtest, but the safest ways are apparently the recommendations of alex, 0.01 lot per 100$.
For your exitplan to double until the DD is cleaned, there will be always a risk, only future can tell.
So better running at recommendations, it will be slower for sure but after time the possibility is higher that you can keep the profits.
Fingers crossed that THIS could be the EA we'll ever need!
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Thank you so much sniperb0t. I finally figured out !!!😁
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Apr 25 2016 at 06:05
The backtest of alex shows a risk factor of 0.07 with 97$ deposit. 7 times higher than his recommendations of 0.01 per 100$.
Perhaps he does it because he can't adjust the riskfactor inbetween the test when the balance is rising.
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The risk factor is not the same as the lot size. Alex's backtest is at a rick factor of 0.07 (7% = 0.01 lots per $140.00) which is actually less then the recommended risk factor of 0.1. (Risk factor of 0.1 or 10% = 0.01 lots per $100.00)
kevin@
Apr 25 2016 at 06:06
@thriftysigns the second question is, when you backtested, if the drawdown happened because of no possibility to adjust GMToffSet?
The backtest was ran with the correct GMT offset, but I didn't account for Daylight Savings Time. I will re-rerun the test again and adjust for DST.
kevin@
thriftysigns posted:
The backtest of alex shows a risk factor of 0.07 with 97$ deposit. 7 times higher than his recommendations of 0.01 per 100$.
Perhaps he does it because he can't adjust the riskfactor inbetween the test when the balance is rising.
The risk factor is not the same as the lot size. Alex's backtest is at a rick factor of 0.07 (7% = 0.01 lots per $140.00) which is actually less then the recommended risk factor of 0.1. (Risk factor of 0.1 or 10% = 0.01 lots per $100.00)
I don't get it quite, he recommends 10.000Deposit = 1.00 Lotsize, 1000 = 0.10 and 100 = 0.01
How you get 140$ at 0.07 lots?
What is it at 1000Deposit with 0.10? 10% ?
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Apr 25 2016 at 11:16
Is there a demo available so that I can backtest it on MT4?
