OLD WallStreet EUR33+GBP30 토론

Hi,
does the 'EUR33' setting apply to EURUSD _and_ GBPUSD or only to EU? If 'no', which setting do you use for GU in this chart?

Thanks,
Soeren

only eurusd

'The EUR33 and GBP30 custom settings are the safest settings that we recommend to all our clients.'

Can I buy the robot and get those same settings in the package/your web site and put my own system running on VPS?

does anybody know if this account is using the newsfilter?

I'm going to die of old age before this EA makes any money, why so slow ???

because it chooses the trades more carefully,less dd, just increase the risk

LOOK AT STATEGY BT,AN AVERAGE OF 2.19 TRADES WEEKLY,BUT QUALITY TRADES

https://www.myfxbook.com/strategies/wsfr-eur33/44211

Huge difference yesterday: The trade on the 31th at 21.00 here made a profit of 26.9 pips, whereas in my account with FXCM it was stopped out with a loss of 37 pips. (The normal sl of the robot). This is a difference of 64 pips, which means a whole month's profit. If we get differences like that (never of course to our advantage), we will never make profit here even with a good trader or robot.

topfxaccounts posted:
Huge difference yesterday: The trade on the 31th at 21.00 here made a profit of 26.9 pips, whereas in my account with FXCM it was stopped out with a loss of 37 pips. (The normal sl of the robot). This is a difference of 64 pips, which means a whole month's profit. If we get differences like that (never of course to our advantage), we will never make profit here even with a good trader or robot.

Wow that sucks. I can't run a live AutoTrade account yet, but it came back positive for me on both my demo accounts. I got 25.3 pips. The maximum negative it went was -19.9 pips. And yes, it took a negative month for this system into a positive one.

I got the same -37 pip loss on my live FXCM account.
I've seen similar pricing differences using Zulu simulation because all those brokers are market makers and can quote their prices how they see best. This (more than 50 pips differences between brokers) happens only on very volatile moments but 10-30 pip gaps are more usual.
This just tells me that FXCM live servers use different quote stream than their demo servers which gives 'best prices' all the time.
Nothing unusual here, you just has to accept the facts.

left fxcm years ago ,don't remember why....

petays posted:
I got the same -37 pip loss on my live FXCM account.
I've seen similar pricing differences using Zulu simulation because all those brokers are market makers and can quote their prices how they see best. This (more than 50 pips differences between brokers) happens only on very volatile moments but 10-30 pip gaps are more usual.
This just tells me that FXCM live servers use different quote stream than their demo servers which gives 'best prices' all the time.
Nothing unusual here, you just has to accept the facts.

Same thing on my thinkforex account..but it was a 29 pip loss on that date...

So far, so good, but I really don't trust the accuracy of bucketshop broker feeds such as Alpari's which probably explains most trade discrepancies.

Why doesn't the Wall Street team diversify their broker set to include more reputable ECN ones that don't act as counterparty to their clients?

Fine with me. 31 jul was +29 pips. I use FXCM