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會員從Jul 09, 2011開始
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Jun 17, 2013 at 14:00
PIP TEACHER, I do not understand your question
會員從Mar 26, 2012開始
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Jun 17, 2013 at 16:06
(已編輯Jun 17, 2013 at 16:06)
Compound your profit or reinvest your profit.
So, the question is do you reinvest your profit?
So, the question is do you reinvest your profit?
It is most important to have your risk setup to zero!
會員從May 04, 2012開始
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Jun 17, 2013 at 17:57
(已編輯Jun 17, 2013 at 18:13)
togr posted:Davidfxonline posted:
Hello everyone. I'm quite close to its long-standing goal to earn $ 1 million http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Davidfxonline/invest-100%D0%BA/333735\
I wish good luck to all traders
Hey,
impressive results ;) The DD is quite high though...
Yes, impressive Martingale money management on a MICRO account. Based on the below 'lot pattern' recorded by MyFxBook and the large persistent floating DD since mid-February, it does look like a Martingale-type of money management:
June 6th: 12 lots
June 7th: 24 lots
June 11th: 44 lots
June 13th: 66 lots
June 14th: 88 lots with approx. 100k FLOATING DRAWDOWN! (Probably 1k in reality, as likely a micro account.)
The lot numbers can be clearly seen on the enclosed balance graph (see the original, if not removed).
P.S. North West Financial Broker DOES offer MICRO accounts...!! Read this comment from a MyFxBook user: http://www.myfxbook.com/reviews/brokers/north-west-financial-broker/87,1
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會員從Mar 26, 2012開始
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Jun 17, 2013 at 21:02
When I check my balance graph I see that I trade with 7 lots, 21 lots, and so on but the true is that I always use 7 lots!
How is that possible?
How is that possible?
It is most important to have your risk setup to zero!
會員從Aug 22, 2012開始
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Jun 18, 2013 at 01:00
3 trades at 7 lots in one day = 21 lots
會員從Mar 26, 2012開始
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Jun 18, 2013 at 05:51
I see, that would be it!
Thanks!
Thanks!
It is most important to have your risk setup to zero!
會員從Jul 09, 2011開始
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Jun 19, 2013 at 08:23
American is just jealous and writes nonsense ...
PIP TECHER, I took more than deduced now reinvested, it's evident on schedule
PIP TECHER, I took more than deduced now reinvested, it's evident on schedule
會員從May 04, 2012開始
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Jun 19, 2013 at 11:04
(已編輯Jun 19, 2013 at 11:05)
No, not being jealous at all, especially looking at the -52% DD. I would run for the exit even before hitting -20% DD....
Although I am somewhat cautious, no regular trader would tolerate larger than -30% DD's. Even at -33% DD one needs to make 50% profit just to break even.
At -52% DD (as in this case) one needs to make more than 100% profit just to recover losses. Since 99% of the investors would desert any strategy before hitting -50% DD, most of them would not even be around to recover their losses hoping for a 100% gain. Just common sense.
By the way, large investors would not even look at a strategy crossing the -10% DD line (even as a floating DD). Just a fact.
(My intention is simply to warn newcomers about potential pitfalls of high risk investing.)
Although I am somewhat cautious, no regular trader would tolerate larger than -30% DD's. Even at -33% DD one needs to make 50% profit just to break even.
At -52% DD (as in this case) one needs to make more than 100% profit just to recover losses. Since 99% of the investors would desert any strategy before hitting -50% DD, most of them would not even be around to recover their losses hoping for a 100% gain. Just common sense.
By the way, large investors would not even look at a strategy crossing the -10% DD line (even as a floating DD). Just a fact.
(My intention is simply to warn newcomers about potential pitfalls of high risk investing.)
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會員從Jul 09, 2011開始
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Jun 19, 2013 at 11:54
Everyone has their idea of risk...
會員從May 04, 2012開始
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Jun 19, 2013 at 12:39
Davidfxonline posted:
Everyone has their idea of risk...
Yes, that is very true. Risk can be very subjective and also very real when REAL money (USD, not cent...) is at stake. Most people simply oversestimate their risk tolerance. It is just a word until it becomes flesh cutting reality.
Playing around with cent account is just for fun. At best. But more actually it is just wasting of time. I have not seen anybody buying a Porsche or even a motorcycle from cent account profits. Not to mention making a living out of it.
Except for one case: when they sell the promising strategy to newcomers and noobs... Well, that is the only exception!
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會員從Mar 26, 2012開始
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Jun 19, 2013 at 18:55
I don't understund how this DD is calculated.
It can not be used same calculation if trader compound his profit or if he doesn't compound.
For example my DD is 5.52%, I didn't compound profit and DD graph shows DD of 7.35% for that day.
Still, I see my DD as 5.52% and I continue with my trade.
I wish to say that trader knows what is his DD at any given moment but DD graph is something else.
That is why I have asked David about reinvesting his profit.
It can not be used same calculation if trader compound his profit or if he doesn't compound.
For example my DD is 5.52%, I didn't compound profit and DD graph shows DD of 7.35% for that day.
Still, I see my DD as 5.52% and I continue with my trade.
I wish to say that trader knows what is his DD at any given moment but DD graph is something else.
That is why I have asked David about reinvesting his profit.
It is most important to have your risk setup to zero!
Jun 19, 2013 at 19:32
PipTeacher posted:
I don't understund how this DD is calculated.
"lies, damned lies, and statistics"
DD can be calculated in many ways depending which kind of result you wish to have.
And you can even "cheat" statistics by doing properly timed withdrawals or deposits to your account between open and close of a trade or trades. Only way to see what has been done is to see the account statement!
AFAIK Myfxbook tries to show most realistic (worst) DD in account stats pane but in other places they use different calculations.
To my understanding DD should be calculated from account equity as explained here:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/drawdown.asp
But in practise this is impossible because it requires you to have real time access to the account equity to track changes in it.
Myfxbook 5 minute resolution is quite good but not truly accurate.
And people can turn account updating off when they like so statistics could not be updated for the time that is not favourable for them.
All business is based upon trust.
Being Bearish or Bullish Makes No Difference
會員從Mar 26, 2012開始
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Jun 19, 2013 at 21:56
(已編輯Jun 19, 2013 at 22:06)
Wow, I didn't know that you can manipulate with myfxbook statistics.
Thanks for sharing.
I agree with you on DD!
It seems that Myfxbook calculate daily DD.
For example: today I had DD 5.52%, statistcs has shown 7.35%, later I've made 100pips of profit.
Now statistics is showing daily DD of only 2.96% wich is correct if you make daily statistics.
But the worst and only true DD was 5.52% which statistics doesn't show nowhere.
I know that you can manipulate statistics on zulutrade and I told that to their support.
Their answer was: We are familiar with that and We have allready put that in our agreement.
The worst thing is that very rarely someone reads their agreement especialy fine print.
Thanks for sharing.
I agree with you on DD!
It seems that Myfxbook calculate daily DD.
For example: today I had DD 5.52%, statistcs has shown 7.35%, later I've made 100pips of profit.
Now statistics is showing daily DD of only 2.96% wich is correct if you make daily statistics.
But the worst and only true DD was 5.52% which statistics doesn't show nowhere.
I know that you can manipulate statistics on zulutrade and I told that to their support.
Their answer was: We are familiar with that and We have allready put that in our agreement.
The worst thing is that very rarely someone reads their agreement especialy fine print.
It is most important to have your risk setup to zero!
會員從Aug 22, 2012開始
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Jun 20, 2013 at 06:21
fxmoney1 posted:
i am living on forex,forex is my only income source
Really? You must be living on next to nothing... Or do you have other accounts?
Jun 20, 2013 at 19:09
incometrader posted:fxmoney1 posted:
i am living on forex,forex is my only income source
Really? You must be living on next to nothing... Or do you have other accounts?
This forum is not about being sarcastic to others my friend. He might or might not have other accounts.
Let us not spark any unwanted conversations and go off-topic with verbal duels. :)
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會員從Feb 11, 2011開始
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Jun 20, 2013 at 19:45
fxmoney1 posted:
i am living on forex,forex is my only income source
congratulaion very good trading bro
