REV Trader PRO REAL (de revtraderpro)
| Gain : | +3474.7% |
| Drawdown | 24.25% |
| Pips: | 3809.5 |
| Transactions | 938 |
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| Type: | Réel |
| Levier: | 1:400 |
| Trading: | Automatisé |
Discussion REV Trader PRO REAL
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 14, 2014 at 01:41
Can you please unhorse lot sizes so trades can be analyzed easier. The very large dec and jan returns would be good to see if this was achieved with very large lot sizes manual trades. Thanks
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 14, 2014 at 01:49
Thanks for un hiding lot sizes. Trading 8 lots per trade on a $5k account seems extraordinary risky?
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 14, 2014 at 02:04
Is this the standard settings out of the box? What risk setting is being used?
Membre depuis Oct 11, 2014
posts 106
Oct 14, 2014 at 06:57
Unlocking now. I'm using fixed lots. But the software has money management for those who wish to use it.
Membre depuis Oct 11, 2014
posts 106
Oct 14, 2014 at 06:58
You control risk, you can do fixed lot or money management, I'm doing fixed lot. Money management works well based on risk % you use. I used high leverage and all it took were a few winning trades in the beginning to balance out the smaller account size. Yes slightly risky, but can easily use less lots and achieve excellent return as well.
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 14, 2014 at 08:10
From what I can see all Eurusd trades fixed lot 2, gbpusd fixed lot 3, audusd fixed lot 5 and nzdusd fixed lots 8. So you can set the amount of fixed lots per pair? Do you have a backrest for results for a fixed lot of 1? Or 5% risk per trade etc?
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 14, 2014 at 08:34
I just analyzed all trades to see what the profit figure would be in gross percentage terms if all trades were fixed at 1 lot, instead of 2,3,5 and 8. the profit would have been 718.36% instead of 3,730.81% still a very impressive result.
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 14, 2014 at 09:10
Looks like maximum hard stop losses are 150 for audusd, 120 for nzdusd, 90 for eurusd, 55 for gbpusd. Take profits range from 43-210.90 (for AUDUSD), 37-195 (for EURUSD), 32.8-267 for (GBPUSD), 36.2-188 for (NZDUSD). Anyone know what type of trading strategy?
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 15, 2014 at 04:29
I see the lot sizes for audusd trades are now 1 lot, is this a manual change of risk settings for the robot, or has the robot changed automatically for some reason?
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 15, 2014 at 05:54
(édité Oct 15, 2014 at 05:55)
One other questions, I notice that commissions have only recently started to be charged at $7 a lot, previously was it a market maker account (broker earning of spreads), and now an ECN STP? Wondering why commissions weren't accruing before?
forex_trader_159862
Membre depuis Nov 01, 2013
posts 41
Oct 15, 2014 at 06:51
This is the most promising EA I've seen in a long time if all the orders are really operated by your EA. Keep on tracking it to see if it's worth to buy.
Membre depuis Feb 08, 2013
posts 58
Oct 15, 2014 at 18:45
revtraderpro posted:
You control risk, you can do fixed lot or money management, I'm doing fixed lot. Money management works well based on risk % you use. I used high leverage and all it took were a few winning trades in the beginning to balance out the smaller account size. Yes slightly risky, but can easily use less lots and achieve excellent return as well.
Please tell us how you decided to start the 10th december ? how to choose the best date to start ? it is all about that, if you start at the bad moment with 4900 usd you got margi call...
you got fixed lots size and sometimes 20K usd losses in total in some days...
so you know that it was the good tilme to start please help us before we buy to start with 4900 usd like you with big risk
Membre depuis Oct 11, 2014
posts 106
Oct 19, 2014 at 06:42
Sorry guys I've been very busy, I want to try to answer all questions here, but I can't if you need to ask me questions please email support@revtraderpro.com Thanks!
Oct 19, 2014 at 06:52
Just purchased EA and will be trying it on live account this week. Decided to go with a 2% risk noting that the EA can open a max of three trades per currency pair. I need to point out that the number of trades can be limited at ones discretion by changing this setting of the EA.
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 19, 2014 at 11:12
Gwindy if you decide to do a 99% backtest on 2% risk would love to see the results as I know a few of us are waiting to see backtest results before deciding to purchase. Unfortunately the vendor has chosen to not share backtest results.
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 19, 2014 at 11:57
if you use a standard 1 lot per trade the contribution of the 4 currencies to the 718% return, is 349% AUDUSD, 195% NZDUSD, 74% EURUSD, 100% GBPUSD. With a possibility of 3 open trades per pair with stop losses ranging from 55,90,120,150 total theoretical stop loss would be 1,245 (hard stop loss if lost internet connection, and EA had 3 open trades per pair). so 2% risk seems prudent, although going to see if can analyse if max trades was 2 per pair, what the resulting return would have been filtering out any trades that wouldn't have been made with the max 2 trades per pair restriction being active.
Membre depuis Dec 04, 2010
posts 1557
Oct 19, 2014 at 12:30
If max 2 trades per pair was active the return would have been reduced to 542% which is still very impressive so the ability to have 3 positions open (additional positions in same direction same pair function) added 176% if trading fixed lots (1) over the time frame live test been running versus a max of 2 trades per pair. very interesting EA.
forex_trader_149646
Membre depuis Sep 09, 2013
posts 471
Oct 19, 2014 at 13:42
aeronthomas posted:
I just analyzed all trades to see what the profit figure would be in gross percentage terms if all trades were fixed at 1 lot, instead of 2,3,5 and 8. the profit would have been 718.36% instead of 3,730.81% still a very impressive result.
if uptrend, enter buy after the 3rd H4 Down Bar and if downtrend, enter a sell after the 3rd H4 Upbar.
the trending filter could be something from a longer term view.
