Jimmy’s Personal Account - retired चर्चा करें

PipsDearth posted:
Hi Jimmy, SFE PA and NS, that's the EA from metatrader 4 site, correct?

jimmy8378 posted:
For SFE Night Scalper I just copy the MQL5 signal that's available at 95% risk through my MT4 terminal.

SFE Night Scalper trades during the Asian session with smaller profit targets but greater accuracy. SFE Price Action is active when there is more volatility - it often has small losses or no gains for a prolonged period, but it can make very large gains within a short time that makes all the losses back plus a nice profit. They are both profitable in the long term and that's why I run both on my account. 😄

jimmy8378 posted:
For SFE Night Scalper I just copy the MQL5 signal that's available at 95% risk through my MT4 terminal.

SFE Night Scalper trades during the Asian session with smaller profit targets but greater accuracy. SFE Price Action is active when there is more volatility - it often has small losses or no gains for a prolonged period, but it can make very large gains within a short time that makes all the losses back plus a nice profit. They are both profitable in the long term and that's why I run both on my account. 😄

jimmy8378 posted:
I am not Joel by the way, Joel is the author of the SFE products and his myfxbook username is atractor. I am just a happy user. :)

jimmy8378 posted:
I run SFE PA with the EA, and copy SFE NS via MQL5 signal...so I am only copying one signal.

chnp posted:

jimmy8378 posted:
For SFE Night Scalper I just copy the MQL5 signal that's available at 95% risk through my MT4 terminal.

SFE Night Scalper trades during the Asian session with smaller profit targets but greater accuracy. SFE Price Action is active when there is more volatility - it often has small losses or no gains for a prolonged period, but it can make very large gains within a short time that makes all the losses back plus a nice profit. They are both profitable in the long term and that's why I run both on my account. 😄

Thanks a lot. Well done! You rock!

jimmy8378 posted:
That's because I increase the risk when I feel there is going to be more volatility (eg. 150%, 200% or 300), and reduce the risk back to 100% when the market is more quiet. SFE Price Action does well when there is a lot of volatility in the market. I am currently running Autolot High Risk at 200% going into the FOMC next week, which I believe should give good volatility thus nice profits by SFE Price Action. :)