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What is a risk ratio? अंदरसामान्य Sep 16, 2009 at 04:43

Hi there,Please forgive my ignorance(I am sure there are others that do not understand) but please can you explain what risk ratio is and how it is derived.Is it a simple mathematical addition(or division) of the wins and losses for a currency pair, or is there something more scientific about it?Would there be any value in adding an aggregate risk ratio to the portfolio so that people can see it at a glance with the major stats? Some-one previously mentioned sharpe ratio......this would also be nice.Thank you.Kenny

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Sep 10, 2009 at 01:56

stephanus,Check this screenshot. It shows you where to get the balance information. Please feel free to ask if there is anything else you do not understand.

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Sep 09, 2009 at 17:30

Oh my gosh, what planet are you from? There have been 3 deposits not 1. This is the 3rd time now that you have presented blatantly incorrect facts here on my system discussion. As I said, you do not understand what you are looking at..........you need to get your facts straight son!

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Sep 09, 2009 at 16:59

What exactly is your point?Your mathematics is technically correct, however, it is not representative of the performance of the system.Even if you take the profit of $401 as a % of the $3051 deposit it only comes to around 13%.....do you know why? Probably not because, and I am repeating myself here, you do not understand what you are looking at! It is a weighted figure factoring in the effects of deposits over time.Your simplistic mathematics also totally ignores the value that I have tied up in the existing trades, a drawdown that is paid for, I might add.You can try and twist the figures to...

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Sep 09, 2009 at 13:45

stephanusR,The stats are not incorrect. You simply do not understand what you are looking at. The performance that you are seeing is a weighted figure that has taken the effect of deposits into account.Furthermore, you are totally missing the point of my system.......I have a drawdown of open trades of 12.2%......however, this drawdown is paid for. That means that if I choose to close the trades now, the balance will be greater than the deposit. However, I am holding onto the trades in accordance with a specific strategy that will resolve itself at some time in the future. Call this an investm...

What is considered a great EA? :) अंदरअनुभवी ट्रेडर्स Sep 09, 2009 at 03:00

1. Greater than 5% per EA or it is wasting my time. This is also a function of risk.....with a low risk EA like Robominer 5% is acceptable. A higher risk scalper(or progressive strategy for example) requires a higher return to be attractive.2. The EA bashers would like 100 years but I am happy to go live with 1 month forward test + backtest results.3. See above.....people look at back tests and say....oh that won't happen for real. They miss the point of a backtest. Apart from seeing if the strategy works, it also helps you understand how the EA works. 4. Flexibility to use with 4/5 digit ...

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Sep 07, 2009 at 16:24

So, are we in agreement that potential clients have all the information they need to assess the performance?The way I trade my system will result in typical floating drawdowns of 0% - 25% which I consider to be acceptable. The system does need time to grow the equity and is, regrettably, not a get-rich-quick scheme.I am looking at improving the performance and you may want to look at the other 2 accounts under my name. They are both similar to this profile but with a new broker which will result in better performance. stephanusR, I can appreciate what you are saying......when it comes to solic...

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Sep 07, 2009 at 12:37

Hi stephanusR,Fair comment, however, I am not sure I agree that keeping my trades private equates to lack of 100% honesty.The purpose of this site(for me anyway) is to showcase the performance and the open trades are not relevant for this purpose. The value of open trades is important to know - yes!.....but not the actual trades. This is 'nice to know' stuff and clients have access to this information through the interface that the broker has provided. Frankly, if some-one is advanced enough to analyse my trades, then they probably don't need me......they can trade for themselves.I...

Profit graph अंदरसुझाव का डब्बा Sep 02, 2009 at 09:31

Hi there,How about a graph showing actual profit starting at zero. This would be similar to the balance graph, except it would smooth out the effect of deposits and wihdrawals to a certain extent.Also would it be possible to "weigh" the profit % in line with the balance. As an example, I can have a month of 100% profit on a $1000 account but if I were to add $100 000 the next day, my performance would drop to 1%, which is not really representative. This would be of particular interest to money managers because, at the moment, each time funds are added by new clients, the results are ...

RoboMinerUK Mom and Dad अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Aug 29, 2009 at 08:42

Robominer has a 100% win rate due to its logic......However, these numbers need explaining. The 472% is based on a $300 account and by my calculations this account is margined out right now. The only thing keeping it alive is the $80 000 equity.......and I don't see no $80 000 open trade????So guys.......what gives?

Gain per month अंदरसुझाव का डब्बा Aug 28, 2009 at 08:28

I think Myfxbook should come up with its own rating system, based on what people look at......lets look at what people look for :-1. What % return is this system doing?......a projected annual % is good as it allows people to compare with their local APR rates.2. How long has it been running? a system running for 6 months carries more weight than 1 running for a week.3. What has its drawdown been like?So a simple formula would be something like 'projected annual % * running time / drawdown'Maybe oversimplified but I think it could work.

Commissions अंदरसुझाव का डब्बा Aug 28, 2009 at 08:13

Actually, there are several brokers that take commission......PFGBest, FxCbs, JadeFX, FxOpen(ECN), to name a few.Not sure what the value of showing commission separately would be because it is already factored into the bottom line.

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Aug 21, 2009 at 17:20

Actually, I am not forcing anyone to take part, or listen to anything I have to say. The results are there for people to see and decide for themselves(the purpose of this site, or have I missed something?)The last 3 months have hardly been a walk in the park as far as scalping goes......I look forward to the return of some normal market action.

PAMM Account अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Aug 21, 2009 at 03:50

Hi guys,My name is Kenny and to myfxbook, congrats on a very nicely presented site.I hope that this is not considered as spam, but I assume that the point of this site is to match traders with potential clients.Accordingly. I thought I would set the ball rolling for people that may be looking to invest.....I have set up a PAMM account with Forex.com so that people may invest with complete peace of mind. For those that are not familiiar with the PAMM system, it stand for Percentage Allocation Management Module. I control and trade a master account at Forex.com and when people invest, they open ...

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