Radiance XEC Diskussion

Radiance is based on a multi-strategy system owned by Xeconds. The proprietary trading system trades mostly during the Asian & European Trading Hours, it is able to trade in a Ranging, Trending and Market Breakout.

The Original Draw-down for the entire 2016 was merely 2.86% recorded. But was extended to 6% on the master account during March 2017.

The strategy seeks to capitalize on strong market movements then over consolidating and monotonous markets where daily fluctuation does not exceed 0.4%. The strategy performed the best during Market Breakouts and Trending Market.

The competitive edge lies in the multi-strategy systems so it is adaptable to multiple market scenario, it is 80% Technical Based and 20% Fundamental macro driven. Stop Loss may or may not be seen as the Master Account operates in stealth mode for its stop loss to prevent liquidity and false market movements during low liquidity hours such as market closing or weekends.

Despite being a discretionary strategy, the trading is standardized on its approach based on a few systems found on Xeconds. Typically trades should be held within hours to 2 days but may be extended to 2 weeks where a biased may be taken for swing trades or low market movements/indecisive market. However, when swing trades occurred due to market's conditions, the system will de-leverage its exposure and not trade on too many currency pairs to avoid further draw-down.

Radiance, although is classified as (Low-Risk) as its fluctuation of risk, is around 1-4% averagely.

However strict risk management techniques are always utilized in accordance with the pre-determined trading strategy in an attempt to keep exposure and maximum intra-day and monthly drawdowns within acceptable tolerances. Trading is halt if one of the pre-defined intra-day and/or monthly drawdown is hit. Before each trading session a thorough analysis is performed, to evaluate whether the trades can accommodate larger positions with regards to quality of the signal, market conditions, liquidity and possibility of external events such as currency interventions.