Show your profitable account here.

redmachinefx posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/redmachinefx/aurus/3146597

A very nice consistent growth with a small drawdown. And guess you have found your edge, thus putting more capital recently :)
I am eager to learn from you, because I am new to forex trading but I know some basic knowledge already. Could you help mentor me? Thank you and much appreciated.

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

Hello!

I was looking for a way to change the type of chart that comes up on the main page and I found this thread so let me present my strategy :)

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Maximo11/kogayon/2693140

There's a description of the strategy on the profile.

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/StayFrosty

tradernubie posted:

redmachinefx posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/redmachinefx/aurus/3146597

A very nice consistent growth with a small drawdown. And guess you have found your edge, thus putting more capital recently :)
I am eager to learn from you, because I am new to forex trading but I know some basic knowledge already. Could you help mentor me? Thank you and much appreciated.

Contact, I will be happy to help.

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

The best filtering method I've found, is at any time, look at the page number of the recent post, let's call it X, then substruct x-300, let's call the new number Y.
Now, go to page number Y.
You don't have to scroll back manually, you can change the address of this page, where it says &p=X, simply change the X to your new page number Y and click Enter. Don't change any of the other fields.

Start clicking on account links from this page backward. You may do so by middle-clicking on all links on a page then take a look at the tabs which were opened, then go to the previous page and so on.
If you find an account which is not private, not closed, which belongs to a user who still exists, and the account is not wiped out, you have probably landed on a profitable account and you may want to follow it or copy its signals.

I warn you though - such a finding is very very hard. Probably a tedious task but should worth you more than any other algorithm for finding good accounts here.

togr posted:

Marcopretto posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Marcopretto/mt5-891438/2813953/kVS0YZjg5YzNFxy7rg29

This is the link of my account... please do not see the above one that is incorrect.... Thanks

The account has open losing trades since the very beginning. We all know how this will end up. Moreover it is not verified.

Dear vontogr,

you have to see the performance every month and not every trades. Trader that doesn't loose trade not exist. Anyway thaks for check and I will continue with my performance. Now the account is public and you can see everything.

thanks and REgards
Marco

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

Nice results :)
Perhpas more trades during longer period confirm the stability of the strategy

Maximo11 posted:
Hello!

I was looking for a way to change the type of chart that comes up on the main page and I found this thread so let me present my strategy :)

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Maximo11/kogayon/2693140

There's a description of the strategy on the profile.

Nice and consistent results.

togr posted:

Maximo11 posted:
Hello!

I was looking for a way to change the type of chart that comes up on the main page and I found this thread so let me present my strategy :)

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Maximo11/kogayon/2693140

There's a description of the strategy on the profile.

Nice and consistent results.

Thank you, Vontogr!

tamirsa posted:

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

The best filtering method I've found, is at any time, look at the page number of the recent post, let's call it X, then substruct x-300, let's call the new number Y.
Now, go to page number Y.
You don't have to scroll back manually, you can change the address of this page, where it says &p=X, simply change the X to your new page number Y and click Enter. Don't change any of the other fields.

Start clicking on account links from this page backward. You may do so by middle-clicking on all links on a page then take a look at the tabs which were opened, then go to the previous page and so on.

If you find an account which is not private, not closed, which belongs to a user who still exists, and the account is not wiped out, you have probably landed on a profitable account and you may want to follow it or copy its signals.

I warn you though - such a finding is very very hard. Probably a tedious task but should worth you more than any other algorithm for finding good accounts here.

:) thanks, anyway. Actually I can do it automatically in less than 10 mins like you said, query all systems in this thread to check, etc.

Although I believe that copying something you don't understand is extremely risk and not necessary to stay profitable :), but was working as a quant researcher in quant fund, I think those threads maybe a sources for hedge fund to find the good candidates using your methods.

tamirsa posted:

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

The best filtering method I've found, is at any time, look at the page number of the recent post, let's call it X, then substruct x-300, let's call the new number Y.
Now, go to page number Y.
You don't have to scroll back manually, you can change the address of this page, where it says &p=X, simply change the X to your new page number Y and click Enter. Don't change any of the other fields.

Start clicking on account links from this page backward. You may do so by middle-clicking on all links on a page then take a look at the tabs which were opened, then go to the previous page and so on.
If you find an account which is not private, not closed, which belongs to a user who still exists, and the account is not wiped out, you have probably landed on a profitable account and you may want to follow it or copy its signals.

I warn you though - such a finding is very very hard. Probably a tedious task but should worth you more than any other algorithm for finding good accounts here.

I have tried so many times just to report all systems were gone.
Though many of them were clearly bad systems at the time of posting already.

togr posted:

tamirsa posted:

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

The best filtering method I've found, is at any time, look at the page number of the recent post, let's call it X, then substruct x-300, let's call the new number Y.
Now, go to page number Y.
You don't have to scroll back manually, you can change the address of this page, where it says &p=X, simply change the X to your new page number Y and click Enter. Don't change any of the other fields.

Start clicking on account links from this page backward. You may do so by middle-clicking on all links on a page then take a look at the tabs which were opened, then go to the previous page and so on.
If you find an account which is not private, not closed, which belongs to a user who still exists, and the account is not wiped out, you have probably landed on a profitable account and you may want to follow it or copy its signals.

I warn you though - such a finding is very very hard. Probably a tedious task but should worth you more than any other algorithm for finding good accounts here.

I have tried so many times just to report all systems were gone.
Though many of them were clearly bad systems at the time of posting already.

So it was a nice experiment, wasn't it?
When people play with fire, other people get burned...
This shows us that people don't take trading seriously, because they can't even be consistent with the market for 2 or three years.

smashing it. :)

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/klaatu/w2122/3205112

togr posted:

tamirsa posted:

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

The best filtering method I've found, is at any time, look at the page number of the recent post, let's call it X, then substruct x-300, let's call the new number Y.
Now, go to page number Y.
You don't have to scroll back manually, you can change the address of this page, where it says &p=X, simply change the X to your new page number Y and click Enter. Don't change any of the other fields.

Start clicking on account links from this page backward. You may do so by middle-clicking on all links on a page then take a look at the tabs which were opened, then go to the previous page and so on.
If you find an account which is not private, not closed, which belongs to a user who still exists, and the account is not wiped out, you have probably landed on a profitable account and you may want to follow it or copy its signals.

I warn you though - such a finding is very very hard. Probably a tedious task but should worth you more than any other algorithm for finding good accounts here.

I have tried so many times just to report all systems were gone.
Though many of them were clearly bad systems at the time of posting already.

If I recall well, you had a huge list of accounts on your portfolio and now you have less than half. Why did you delete them after they crashed?

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/takeabyte/pip-collector/3053411

tamirsa posted:

togr posted:

tamirsa posted:

psnowfox posted:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/psnowfox/short-term-correlation/3176661


This thread is fun, it's like game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, guess between serious traders and cheater who want to sell something. :)

The best filtering method I've found, is at any time, look at the page number of the recent post, let's call it X, then substruct x-300, let's call the new number Y.
Now, go to page number Y.
You don't have to scroll back manually, you can change the address of this page, where it says &p=X, simply change the X to your new page number Y and click Enter. Don't change any of the other fields.

Start clicking on account links from this page backward. You may do so by middle-clicking on all links on a page then take a look at the tabs which were opened, then go to the previous page and so on.
If you find an account which is not private, not closed, which belongs to a user who still exists, and the account is not wiped out, you have probably landed on a profitable account and you may want to follow it or copy its signals.

I warn you though - such a finding is very very hard. Probably a tedious task but should worth you more than any other algorithm for finding good accounts here.

I have tried so many times just to report all systems were gone.
Though many of them were clearly bad systems at the time of posting already.

So it was a nice experiment, wasn't it?
When people play with fire, other people get burned...
This shows us that people don't take trading seriously, because they can't even be consistent with the market for 2 or three years.

There are still some traders reamining :)

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/zijlstra/algoritmus/2540954

Not many remaining. An analysis of those remaining could be used as a very good filter to find those traders who actually know how to trade and are worth contacting and following