Nov 19 2014 at 12:11
jasonrogers posted:moneyrainvn posted:
Please resolve this case immediatelyXharpScalper posted:
fxcm should check and delete all cheats and unfair operations now.onthemoneytrades posted:
I agree, the Forex Contest FXCM Organizers or Myfxbook staff should immediately disqualify cheaters !
Thank you all for your concern. Our goal is to provide a fair contest for everyone, and we will take appropriate steps to enforce contest rules where necessary.
Money management is where it is necessary. Which is the main reason why I do not participate in these contests because the contest itself does not reflect real trading. Real money managers risk only 2% of real cash. It will be interesting to see, if you are going to do anything about it.
"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently." ~Henry Ford~
Nov 19 2014 at 13:30
Money management is where it is necessary. Which is the main reason why I do not participate in these contests because the contest itself does not reflect real trading. Real money managers risk only 2% of real cash. It will be interesting to see, if you are going to do anything about it.
Nobody cares why you not taking part to this contest. I can say that i enjoy your absence at least.
Managers taking 2% risk... That's sort of tv commercials. With 2% risk on 100.000 account you'll have a yearly return of less than 20% or 20.000 and having in mind that you invested 100.000 to gain in 12 months a 20% it's not worth trading. One can make more by having a day job and spend the 100.000 without taking any risks. You're just delusional to belive everything you hear about the very low risks that some are taking and the huge returns.
99% of the traders are retail traders and the other 1% has more cash than the 99% togheder.
Fail is one step away having unrealistic targets only takes you one step closer.
Nov 19 2014 at 13:54
hehehe...coming from someone who has its contest on auto pilot and falls 90% in one day. hehe...Talking about delusional. hehehe.
Sounds like you have found great quote that perfectly fits and resonates with you. That is good. I am happy for you. ;)
Fortunately, on the nobody part, you can only speak for yourself, well you are. :)
And as far as tv commercials...well, you have a lot to learn. ;)
You will get there, no worries. As soon as you let go of your ego.
And as far as 20k...if you were smart, you would do your math. And if you were wise, you would know better. You will learn in due time, I am sure. :)
Anyone who says that it is not worth trading with 100k and having 20k ROI each year is just plain greedy. And everyone is going to try stay away from that kind of mindset. Thank you.
And although you sound like a great asshole, I still wish you the best of great luck in trading. ;)
All of us have to learn, some just have to learn the hard way. :)
I hope you get back to 60%+ soon.
All the best! :)
Sounds like you have found great quote that perfectly fits and resonates with you. That is good. I am happy for you. ;)
Fortunately, on the nobody part, you can only speak for yourself, well you are. :)
And as far as tv commercials...well, you have a lot to learn. ;)
You will get there, no worries. As soon as you let go of your ego.
And as far as 20k...if you were smart, you would do your math. And if you were wise, you would know better. You will learn in due time, I am sure. :)
Anyone who says that it is not worth trading with 100k and having 20k ROI each year is just plain greedy. And everyone is going to try stay away from that kind of mindset. Thank you.
And although you sound like a great asshole, I still wish you the best of great luck in trading. ;)
All of us have to learn, some just have to learn the hard way. :)
I hope you get back to 60%+ soon.
All the best! :)
"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently." ~Henry Ford~
Nov 20 2014 at 14:43
can you tell me why this happen? :( :(
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Nov 20 2014 at 16:01
what was the Ask price?
Nov 21 2014 at 07:56
AriesGirl posted:
can you tell me why this happen? :( :(
Probably is the slippage...
Nov 21 2014 at 22:40
AriesGirl posted:
can you tell me why this happen? :( :(
c3po posted:
what was the Ask price?
Argwin posted:
Probably is the slippage...
Hi AriesGirl,
c3po is correct. The Ask price (AKA the price where you can buy) is higher than the bid price you see on the chart, and the Ask price did not go down low enough to reach your Take Profit level. While MT4 charts won't let you view the historical Ask price, you can use your account login details on Trading Station Web: https://tsweb.fxcorporate.com/
On that platform, you can see the Ask price on the charts to see how low it went at the time in question. Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thanks,
Jason
PS: Argwin, the Take Profit orders on FXCM's MT4 platform are true limit orders, which means that any slippage on these orders could only work in your favor, not against you. Over 60% of limit orders executed on FXCM live accounts benefit from positive slippage: https://bit.ly/P6lUzX
Nov 22 2014 at 12:57
This man is using an EA (automated program). Is this allowed in contest? if yes then this is not a fair contest...
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/malchish/contest-malchish/1051197
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/malchish/contest-malchish/1051197
Nov 23 2014 at 07:34
Its just game or joke ....we also have that ECN ARBITRAGE EA But it s not working in real and its wrong contest
Nov 23 2014 at 07:35
NajibMalik posted:
This man is using an EA (automated program). Is this allowed in contest? if yes then this is not a fair contest...
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/malchish/contest-malchish/1051197
If you read the rules of the contest you'll see that automated trading is allowed in the contest
