Million Dollar Pips (By milliondpips)
Gain : | +26241.17% |
Drawdown | 39.44% |
Pips: | 5202.2 |
Trades | 4497 |
Won: |
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Lost: |
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Type: | Demo |
Leverage: | 1:200 |
Trading: | Automated |
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Million Dollar Pips Discussion
Member Since Aug 16, 2010
450 posts
Member Since Aug 16, 2010
450 posts
Feb 01, 2012 at 21:17
Member Since Jun 15, 2011
229 posts
I can't understand what you discuss here. MDP is an EA. It was written for some market conditions. I have been using EA's about 5-6 years. To date i never seen an EA that always gain. For example look at FGB: It had too many problems in August but then look it's situation now... some times a paid thousands for an EA. But i have not seen an EA that always win...
So do not be so unmerciful...
So do not be so unmerciful...
Feb 01, 2012 at 21:53
(edited Feb 01, 2012 at 21:54)
Member Since Jan 31, 2011
720 posts
Oh woe to all ye who try to use MDP other than me! MDP will do nothing but wipe out your bank accounts (mine not included)! You should probably give up hope now while you still can afford to! MDP will only lose money (unless you're me)! Run Away! Run Away! Those who remain shall suffer the dreaded Beast of Caer Bannog!!
All who do not possess the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch shall perish!!!
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Make losses, but always come out a winner at the end.
Member Since Aug 16, 2010
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Feb 02, 2012 at 07:44
Member Since Nov 30, 2010
43 posts
BTW the Other EA Fast Forex Million, have a look this wonderfull results: http://www.myfxbook.com/members/ghi001/fastforexdemo/229196 . 2 week's left to get my money back :)
Member Since Aug 16, 2010
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Member Since Apr 25, 2011
260 posts
Feb 02, 2012 at 08:31
Member Since Apr 25, 2011
260 posts
Here is something I noticed this evening, when starting trading in a NEW account.
The commission estimated by MDP was wrong, and it was not the first time I noticed it (you see it displayed on the chart; check if it matches what you know about your broker). If the estimated value is too high, that can lead to MDP not placing trades at all (if the spread + estimated commission would be above 2.0 pips; in my case the estimated commission was 1.3 pips, leaving almost no room for spread).
The workaround is simple: place a trade for each of the pairs you want to trade with MDP; once you close the trades, MDP will adjust the commission to the value it finds in account's history. Note1: if your broker uses balance updates to post commissions, you'll probably get 0 for the detected commission; make sure you are ok with that (MDP will trade even when spreads are higher than intended). Note2: it looks like if you have an active order MDP will not use the one I just closed to compute the commission; only after closing the second order (on the same pair) the commission was properly calculated.
Happy trading!
The commission estimated by MDP was wrong, and it was not the first time I noticed it (you see it displayed on the chart; check if it matches what you know about your broker). If the estimated value is too high, that can lead to MDP not placing trades at all (if the spread + estimated commission would be above 2.0 pips; in my case the estimated commission was 1.3 pips, leaving almost no room for spread).
The workaround is simple: place a trade for each of the pairs you want to trade with MDP; once you close the trades, MDP will adjust the commission to the value it finds in account's history. Note1: if your broker uses balance updates to post commissions, you'll probably get 0 for the detected commission; make sure you are ok with that (MDP will trade even when spreads are higher than intended). Note2: it looks like if you have an active order MDP will not use the one I just closed to compute the commission; only after closing the second order (on the same pair) the commission was properly calculated.
Happy trading!
He who thinks he can, and he who thinks he cannot, are both right. ~ Henry Ford
Feb 02, 2012 at 08:36
Member Since Feb 09, 2011
313 posts
NextLevelForex posted:
Here is something I noticed this evening, when starting trading in a NEW account.
The commission estimated by MDP was wrong, and it was not the first time I noticed it (you see it displayed on the chart; check if it matches what you know about your broker). If the estimated value is too high, that can lead to MDP not placing trades at all (if the spread + estimated commission would be above 2.0 pips; in my case the estimated commission was 1.3 pips, leaving almost no room for spread).
The workaround is simple: place a trade for each of the pairs you want to trade with MDP; once you close the trades, MDP will adjust the commission to the value it finds in account's history. Note1: if your broker uses balance updates to post commissions, you'll probably get 0 for the detected commission; make sure you are ok with that (MDP will trade even when spreads are higher than intended). Note2: it looks like if you have an active order MDP will not use the one I just closed to compute the commission; only after closing the second order (on the same pair) the commission was properly calculated.
Happy trading!
It happends.
The competition is high and brokers change/usually lower theri comissions so it has to be updated at some point in time.
Better to lose an oportunity than a money
Member Since Apr 25, 2011
260 posts
Member Since Apr 25, 2011
260 posts
Feb 02, 2012 at 08:53
Member Since Apr 25, 2011
260 posts
In this case I would ask customer support. I contacted them in the past, and although the replies came often with delays, I think they replied to all of my messages.
He who thinks he can, and he who thinks he cannot, are both right. ~ Henry Ford
Member Since Jul 13, 2011
25 posts
Feb 02, 2012 at 10:44
(edited Feb 02, 2012 at 10:46)
Member Since Jul 13, 2011
25 posts
Wow. -115.80 pips today. Went down -14% today. -31% since this year started. Soooo, I'm Turning this sh*t off. Don't know when I'lll run it again but right now it's not doing shi*t for me but losing money.
Member Since Jan 24, 2012
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Member Since Jul 13, 2011
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