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Drawdown calculation different from MetaTrader?

By rom0x Oct 05 at 05:27

Hello,I noticed that the drawdown displayed for my account on MyFxBook differs from the figure shown to me by MetaTrader. Are different calculations being used here?The MT5 report for the entire period without open positions tells me:Balance Drawdown Maximum: 9,459.92 (8.80%)MyFxBook tells me:Drawdown: 9.46%

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Pēdējais ieraksts no rom0x Oct 05 at 05:27

I need an investor

By Raymondmwala Sep 03 at 09:50

how much profit do you get i an average month?!

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Franziskaishere Oct 04 at 22:33

How do you approach Fundamental Analysis in Forex?

By ismailmahou04 Sep 27 at 09:48

To approach Forex fundamental analysis, you must analyze a country's economic health by monitoring factors like GDP, inflation, interest rates, trade balances, and employment data, while also considering geopolitical stability and market sentiment. Compare economic conditions between the two countries in a currency pair to identify which one ap...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Travolic1967 Oct 04 at 12:43

Hello

By TradeEngineIO Oct 02 at 09:36

it all depends if the static resistance breaks first, or the dynamic support!

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Franziskaishere Oct 04 at 02:27

illegal trading strategies

By sachindashehan Feb 02 at 05:42

where to buy the lock30x brother, also i read icmarket and exness is ok to use

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Pēdējais ieraksts no rugrats Oct 04 at 01:57

What role does AI and automation play in optimizing options trading exchange p

By Hanley Sep 30 at 12:47

Curious which models you’re actually running—feature-engineered tree ensembles or deep sequence models? Without tick-level out-of-sample results and explicit cost assumptions (slippage/fees), claims about ‘maximizing returns’ read like marketing; can you share a reproducible benchmark?

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Pēdējais ieraksts no ortellius Oct 03 at 12:57

Market Update

By Nicholas786 Oct 02 at 15:14

Today’s market moved exactly as analyzed.Target level reached successfully. ✅Performance:+660 pips captured+6.8% growth recordedAnalysis was precise even during market drop.

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Nicholas786 Oct 02 at 15:14

I need Good broker who offer canadian citizens

By farookazam Sep 30 at 17:01

Hello Farooq , I got good broker , just add your contacts , please aprove it

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Pēdējais ieraksts no AshAshHung Oct 02 at 03:35

Policy vs Profits: Which Stocks Are You Betting On?

By TradeEngineIO Oct 01 at 07:31

In stock trading, I think it’s a bit of both. Policies can spark momentum (like clean energy stocks after government pushes), but strong profits usually keep companies steady long term. I balance between policy-driven plays and fundamentally solid profit-makers. What’s your approach?

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Mdraghib Oct 01 at 11:54

US & Global Economy Slowing – Tariffs to Blame?

By TradeEngineIO Sep 30 at 07:28

Tariffs can be a headwind, but I’m watching leading data (PMIs/new orders) from my HFM MT5 economic calendar and financial conditions as the bigger drivers of risk appetite. If credit spreads widen while PMIs stay sub-50, the slowdown is more than just trade policy

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Pēdējais ieraksts no ortellius Sep 30 at 11:42

Candlestick Patterns – The Body Language of the Market

By Usama_Bh Sep 15 at 12:34

good post, thanks

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Pēdējais ieraksts no coltturcotte Sep 30 at 09:15

Gold Scalping vs. Swing Trading: Which Strategy Performed Best in 2025?

By TradeWizards Sep 18 at 05:53

For me personally, 2025 was a mix. I tried scalping gold on those crazy news days, it worked, but man, it was stressful jumping in and out every hour. Swing trading felt calmer; I could hold through a trend and actually sleep at night without staring at charts. Honestly, I think both can make money, but it comes down to what kind of trader you are....

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Pēdējais ieraksts no SophiaJohnson1 Sep 30 at 03:26

What is Position Trading? | Exclusive Markets

By Mdraghib Sep 15 at 08:49

Position trading is basically the long game of trading. Instead of chasing quick flips like day trading or swing trading, you are holding positions for weeks, months, or even years. The idea is to ride bigger trends in the market, ignoring the daily noise and focusing on the overall direction. It needs patience, a solid understanding of fundamental...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no SophiaJohnson1 Sep 30 at 03:04

DJI30 Outlook

By kolev Sep 21 at 06:59

In the meantime, the index has formed a new high at 46039.85. So, following the timeline: there was a long prob high at A, then there was a probability structure break at B, which started a downturn. This was interesting to me, capturing the downturn from the probability structure break. Now we have a new long probability high at C. The A and C...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no kolev Sep 29 at 06:20

Why Fundamental Analysis in Forex Really Matters?

By Mdraghib Sep 29 at 05:49

Most of us focus on charts, indicators, and patterns. But let’s be real—if you’re only looking at the technical side, you’re missing the bigger picture. That’s where fundamental analysis in forex comes in.Things like central bank decisions, inflation numbers, jobs data, or even political events can push currencies way ...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Mdraghib Sep 29 at 05:49

Part 1 – Why Bitcoin is the King of Volatility

By Usama_Bh Sep 28 at 05:48

Part 1 – Why Bitcoin is the King of VolatilityWhile gold is the "safe haven," Bitcoin is the rollercoaster ride of today's markets ????. Traders adore it, they fear it, and occasionally vow they'll never lay eyes on it again… until the next breakout lures them back in.Why Bitcoin Is So VolatileThin Liquidity Compared ...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Usama_Bh Sep 28 at 05:48

Breakouts vs. Fakeouts – How to Identify the Difference

By Usama_Bh Sep 15 at 11:50

I also avoid entries that break against the higher-TF trend and only act after a clean retest holds - missing some moves, but my fakeouts dropped a lot

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Pēdējais ieraksts no ortellius Sep 25 at 20:10

Part 2: Greed – The Silent Account Killer

By Usama_Bh Sep 25 at 11:55

Part 2: Greed – The Silent Account KillerGreed feels great… until it doesn't. It makes you hold "just a little longer" or double up on a bad trade.How greed appears:Over-leveraging.Chasing every move.Disregarding your risk rules.Greed turns small profits into big losses because you desire more than the market is providing...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Usama_Bh Sep 25 at 11:55

Trading Stocks Without the Stock Market? Here’s How I Did It

By Kingman02 Sep 25 at 08:26

I’ll be honest, I’ve always avoided trading US stocks. Not because I wasn’t interested, but because the process felt outdated. Opening a brokerage account, wiring USD, dealing with KYC, and waiting for the market bell just didn’t fit the fast-paced, always-on world I was used to in crypto.That changed when I found Bitttget R...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no Kingman02 Sep 25 at 08:26

From Asian Fakeouts to London Breakouts: A Classic Day-Trading Playbook

By RADEX_Ian Sep 25 at 06:09

Asian session fakeouts🧋1. Refers to false breakouts/signals during the Asian session.2. The Asian markets (Tokyo, Sydney) usually have lighter trading volume and narrower price ranges.3. Price may appear to break key support/resistance, luring traders in, but it’s often just a liquidity grab that soon reverses.London momentum🫖4. Refers to t...

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Pēdējais ieraksts no RADEX_Ian Sep 25 at 06:09

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