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Risk management vs. profit potential - how do you find the sweet spot?
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Jun 06 at 12:21
No account on your profile to demonstrate how it really works...
5 Reasons You’ll Never Succeed Using HFT as a Retail Trader
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Jun 05 at 18:06
I made 15,000% by HFT back in 2015-16 (have proof), but it stopped working for me after around the Brexit.
Risk management vs. profit potential - how do you find the sweet spot?
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Jun 04 at 08:00
Besides, the rr = 1:2 rule is also a harmful myth. The only thing you should care about is recovery factor - rf, that you are able to reach in your back test. Rf - profit / max dd. The profit can be monthly or yearly. For example, if your max dd = 20% and yearly profit is 60%, then your rf = 3. It's considered amazing. As a beginner you'd probably think, "what?! It's not worth it". Ok, then work on making your reliable back test reach a better rf. But make sure your back test is reliable - only platforms with both bid and ask (like MT5). If it's scalping then only on ...
What are the main risks in Forex trading?
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Jun 03 at 17:54
***and miscalculating your risk and adequate deposit.
What are the main risks in Forex trading?
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Jun 03 at 17:53
The main risk is not having a profitable strategy (backtested and proven) and not miscalculating your risk and adequate deposit.Here is how the risk management works:First of all you need to assess what maximal drawdown (in money! not in %) will make you emotionally comfortable, so that you don't start closing positions only because being scared. Obviously this decision will depend on your perception of yourself and all your capital. It's very personal. For example, someone who has only $100k of funds and has no any other capital might feel that his max comfortable DD is 2k, while for ...
Risk management vs. profit potential - how do you find the sweet spot?
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Jun 03 at 17:38
***but if you know that you will start closing your trades yourself when they reach dd of 1.1k or 1.2k so... It's all personal. After all, your goal is to be in control and feel comfortable. Otherwise mistakes and losses are inevitable.
Risk management vs. profit potential - how do you find the sweet spot?
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Jun 03 at 17:35
Risking only 2% of what? The risk should be calculated from all your funds and not per one trade. This rule of 2% per trade is someone's old trolling that people take seriously for some reason. Risk management goes like this: first of all you need to assess what maximal drawdown (in money! not in %) will make you emotionally comfortable, so that you don't start closing positions only because being scared. Obviously this decision will depend on your perception of yourself and all your capital. It's very personal. For example, someone who has only $100k of funds and has no any other ...
Types of scams
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Jun 02 at 15:19
1.Unrealistic amazing results here on Myfxbook and they post their contact details (like Telegram username). When you contact them they offer you to copy their trades for a fixed payment. It's usually a big yearly payment. The account is live and verified, a real broker etc, BUT, they have 2 accounts that hedge one another. They show you only the profitable one.2. Same model as the mentioned above, but they sell you an expert advisor or offer that you deposit your money to their broker (obviously a scamming one)Comment with more!
About to try Wemastertrade Instant propfirm
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May 11 at 14:38
Think about the business model of prop firms. Think well!
How to become emotionless trader?
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May 11 at 12:56
There's only one way to become emotionless trader: stop trading manually. Trading manually is the best way to lose money. You can't even back test your strategy manually, so how can you possibly know that it's profitable?
Why do some people lose money in trading?
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May 11 at 12:52
People lose money because they don't back test before going live. Without a profitable back test (not over-optimized!) there is absolutely no way to know if the live trading will be profitable of not.
Show your profitable account here.
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Jun 06, 2020 at 11:06
Amazing!
Artificial General Intelligence V.7.0
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Trading Systems
Mar 05, 2020 at 09:34
How can one invest in you and what is the absolute minimal sum?
Translate an EA from mql4 to mql5.
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Programming
Jan 09, 2020 at 18:22
the EA is about 2200 lines and uses arrays.
Slippage
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Jan 09, 2020 at 18:18
Friends, please comment the slippage that you encountered and don't forget to tell exactly when, what instrument (short or long), and what broker and platform. This way we can share this important data and compare our trading condition. *Slippage is the difference between the price of the order and the actual price at which the order is filled. Big slippage can happen during high volatility and low liquidity moments.
Why are ECN demo accounts not taken as proof of performance?
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Jan 09, 2020 at 09:39
They actually can be identical to live accounts! Unless your strategy is prone to big slippage - trades during high volatility or low liquidity times. In the latter case never trust a demo account.
How to recognize a Forex Scammer ?
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Jan 09, 2020 at 09:38
Unrealistic promises + they sell you something that can make money for you (either tools or knowledge)
scalping is risky ?
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Jan 09, 2020 at 09:37
I disagree. Scalping can be less risky, because it helps diversifying the risk.
Trading Target
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Jan 09, 2020 at 09:35
It depends on so many factors
using leverage
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Jan 09, 2020 at 09:35
I use 1:30 on my EU broker, but this really makes it harder to faster grow a small account. AU brokers still offer high leverage.
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