Victory Markets, LLC
(mlollar)
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Jul 15 2010 at 14:09
Hi,
I'm not sure that your drawdown calculation is correct. My biggest drawdown happened recently and was about $700 on a $30k account and my drawdown calculation jumped to 19.2%. It was actually about 1.92% instead. So if you could please double check my math and let me know I'd appreciate it.
Check https://www.myfxbook.com/members/mlollar/splitdecision-live/14794 and you will see on about 7/8 the dip.
Mike
I'm not sure that your drawdown calculation is correct. My biggest drawdown happened recently and was about $700 on a $30k account and my drawdown calculation jumped to 19.2%. It was actually about 1.92% instead. So if you could please double check my math and let me know I'd appreciate it.
Check https://www.myfxbook.com/members/mlollar/splitdecision-live/14794 and you will see on about 7/8 the dip.
Mike
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(cateful)
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Jul 15 2010 at 16:47
Happens to my account too. It seems to me that the way myfxbook calculates drawdown is by measuring the peak-to-trough distance. In this case, the distance is your percent return difference. Not the best way to measure a drawdown I would say.
Victory Markets, LLC
(mlollar)
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Jul 15 2010 at 17:32
I see, and I agree. Drawdown should be represented as a percentage of the overall dollar value of the account at the time of the drawdown rather than a percentage of a percentage.
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CTSForex
(winsor)
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Jul 16 2010 at 18:06
cateful posted:
the way myfxbook calculates drawdown is by measuring the peak-to-trough distance. In this case, the distance is your percent return difference.
People who trade without stop loss will always get very high winning percentage; however, the risk in their accounts is also very high. The drawdown is reflected by measuring peak to trough distance.
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