Million Dollar Pips (By milliondpips)
| Gain : | +26241.17% |
| Drawdown | 39.44% |
| Pips: | 5202.2 |
| Trades | 4497 |
| Won: |
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| Lost: |
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| Type: | Demo |
| Leverage: | 1:200 |
| Trading: | Automated |
Million Dollar Pips Discussion
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 14:19
Is running now on my live account. I have the risk reduced to 0.5..... It playing with 2.2 lots now... Yes you can calculate now my real account balance :-)
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 14:20
I can't give you my live statement because this is to personal. I've got other bots and money on it. I live from it at the moment
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 14:30
Pakfx posted:
ppl still need live statement ?
Its my live account that im testing on my desktop system.
every thing is clear
Awesome. Congratulations !!
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 14:33
I really hope it is also performing the same now on my live account... The VPS stands practically near the MB Trading broker... It nearly a direct hit.... :-)
Member Since Apr 22, 2010
123 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 15:00
Myk2elS2ilver posted:
MDP trades like madness. Look at the profit (yes, its demo). Look at the attachment. It is still going on.....
Heart_attack very cooool
how do you attach images here? :) always get an error....
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Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 15:02
use the paperclip.
Member Since Nov 15, 2010
183 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 16:10
Are you getting the exact same trades as there demo with Think Forex?? In other words is the execution fast enough with MB Trading??
I just bought this EA and this is the first day running it on my Oanda demo, but the average execution time is 2078 ms, which is way to slow, so I might have to open an account with Pepperstone brokers out of Melbourne, Australia, which by the way, there web site says that the EA runs the best with Pepperstone as a broker.
Myk2elS2ilver posted:
use the paperclip.
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 01, 2011 at 18:10
(edited Aug 01, 2011 at 18:11)
The execution is fast enough if you use the recommended VPS of MB Trading. https://www.mbtrading.com/developersBlackBoxHosting.aspx
This VPS is nearly at the same location as MB Trading.
I have a latency under 5ms when ping the live trade server of MB Trading. And yes, the trades are exact the same as at the Think Forex broker. As a matter of fact I have closed my account at Think Forex. Why, because their spread of a standard account is not very well. Its under 2 pips for the EURUSD, but compared with MB Trading (< 0.5 pips always) the choice was easy made. And yes, at Think Forex, you have a pro account, but then you have to deposit >$10000. No true with MB Trading. You can start with $300 if you like and have also a free VPS (great response) and pips always < 0.5 for the EURUSD.
This VPS is nearly at the same location as MB Trading.
I have a latency under 5ms when ping the live trade server of MB Trading. And yes, the trades are exact the same as at the Think Forex broker. As a matter of fact I have closed my account at Think Forex. Why, because their spread of a standard account is not very well. Its under 2 pips for the EURUSD, but compared with MB Trading (< 0.5 pips always) the choice was easy made. And yes, at Think Forex, you have a pro account, but then you have to deposit >$10000. No true with MB Trading. You can start with $300 if you like and have also a free VPS (great response) and pips always < 0.5 for the EURUSD.
Aug 02, 2011 at 05:15
Myk2elS2ilver posted:
Do you know if this but uses the expire setting by placing an pending order?
That is the only thing MB Trading not support. I have included an attachment to be more clear what I mean with it.
Update.
SOrry for that a person ask for the pending order, last day i saw MDP use short pending orders that are for few seconds. so your broker must allow pending order other wise it would be prob.
Press F1 for help or Dial 911.
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 07:19
FXdome posted:
Myk2,
Are you running a MBtrading live real account when you say the trades are almost the same as the vendors ?
No, that was on a demo. I'm now using on a live account of MB Trading. I share the results.
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 07:22
(edited Aug 02, 2011 at 07:22)
Pakfx posted:Well, that is strange because I have the answer from William Morrison who claims the bot places only market orders
Myk2elS2ilver posted:
Do you know if this but uses the expire setting by placing an pending order?
That is the only thing MB Trading not support. I have included an attachment to be more clear what I mean with it.
Update.
SOrry for that a person ask for the pending order, last day i saw MDP use short pending orders that are for few seconds. so your broker must allow pending order other wise it would be prob.
Member Since Mar 16, 2011
61 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 07:35
MDP places Buy Stop and Sell Stop orders. It may close the open position by using a market order but it does not open a position using a market order.
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 07:40
See Morrisson.png attachment
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Member Since Mar 16, 2011
61 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 08:11
I have used this ea since it was first released and it does place pending orders. William is not the programmer of the ea. I am not sure why he is saying it only places market orders but it absolutely does not. It places pending orders a pip or two just below a big move up or above a big move down so that it can catch the retracement.
The answer to your two questions in your email should be:
1. Yes
2. No
:)
The answer to your two questions in your email should be:
1. Yes
2. No
:)
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 08:14
(edited Aug 02, 2011 at 08:15)
Okay thanks. For me it was yesterday a relief the bot also trade on a broker who does not support the expiry setting. That was also the original question to Mr. Morrisson. But for me it is now time to see to bot also trading on a live account of MB Trading. Have to go now. Nice day.
Aug 02, 2011 at 08:23
DMFXTrader posted:
I have used this ea since it was first released and it does place pending orders. William is not the programmer of the ea. I am not sure why he is saying it only places market orders but it absolutely does not. It places pending orders a pip or two just below a big move up or above a big move down so that it can catch the retracement.
The answer to your two questions in your email should be:
1. Yes
2. No
:)
Agree.
i have seen with my eyes. it just use pending order for just few sec.
Press F1 for help or Dial 911.
Aug 02, 2011 at 13:28
DMFXTrader posted:
I have used this ea since it was first released and it does place pending orders. William is not the programmer of the ea. I am not sure why he is saying it only places market orders but it absolutely does not. It places pending orders a pip or two just below a big move up or above a big move down so that it can catch the retracement.
The answer to your two questions in your email should be:
1. Yes
2. No
:)
How do you know he isn't the programmer of the EA???
Member Since Jul 24, 2011
150 posts
Aug 02, 2011 at 13:45
NOTE: What is this for error message when posting something on this blog?:
{ 'id':'90273', 'type':'1', 'error': 'false', 'file':'MDP_ot.png', 'path':'
', 'isImage':'true', 'message':'' }
Well, it has traded on my live account. With risk 0.5. Not much, but now I know it does also its thing on a live account of MB Trading. I have attached a capture (MDP.png) of the trade (again it is not much I know). At least it has not eaten my account empty. Time for more risk.
{ 'id':'90273', 'type':'1', 'error': 'false', 'file':'MDP_ot.png', 'path':'
', 'isImage':'true', 'message':'' }Well, it has traded on my live account. With risk 0.5. Not much, but now I know it does also its thing on a live account of MB Trading. I have attached a capture (MDP.png) of the trade (again it is not much I know). At least it has not eaten my account empty. Time for more risk.
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