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See the floating as a hidden risk! Discussion
Apr 13, 2010 at 00:34
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Apr 13, 2010 at 00:34
For an investor or a trader, myfxbook.com is a wonderful tool. Clear, simple and really easy to use. As investor we are looking for a good system (huge return and small draw down). As trader we are seeing other systems to learn or keep some trading idea.
I think it will be a great feature to see the hidden risk and specifically the floating. Why? Because when a system uses for example a martingale we can see a small DDmax when the zero loss is recovery but some time the system is facing with a huge floating like minus 60%. I'm not really sure that an investor is really fine to loss virtually 60% :-)
The idea is to have the entire element for choosing a system. Add the field ‘floating’ in the system selection will be great!
Happy trading!
I think it will be a great feature to see the hidden risk and specifically the floating. Why? Because when a system uses for example a martingale we can see a small DDmax when the zero loss is recovery but some time the system is facing with a huge floating like minus 60%. I'm not really sure that an investor is really fine to loss virtually 60% :-)
The idea is to have the entire element for choosing a system. Add the field ‘floating’ in the system selection will be great!
Happy trading!
Trading is statistical and emotional game :-)
forex_trader_8110
Member Since Mar 03, 2010
42 posts
Apr 13, 2010 at 01:47
Great Idea
forex_trader_8864
Member Since Mar 18, 2010
111 posts
Apr 13, 2010 at 02:39
nice!
Member Since Jul 31, 2009
1418 posts
Apr 13, 2010 at 08:11
Thanks for the compliments! 😄
Your suggestion is excellent, so it will be defensibility implemented.
Thanks!
Your suggestion is excellent, so it will be defensibility implemented.
Thanks!
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