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Hi,
Fxcharger work only for the instrument EURUSD

Hi,

I would like tio inquire about FXCharger.

Please send me more information.

Thanks.

another hit on the way. be prepared

something fishy is taking place behind the scenes. Not updating from Feb 14 at 02:39 untill now.

Do you want an explanation to what happens and what will happen next?

In this phase open trades are hidden, for the first time as far as I remember.
The reason is because there is a big floating loss (known also as floating drawdown).
The author of this strategy does not want to show everyone his pants down. It can be temporary and can be a realized loss.

The next phase is this:
Option A: Price will return up and all open trades will close, so the sum of the trades will be in profit, but I don't know if interest payment will be covered as well.

Option B: SL is hit, account will have a huge drawdown and the first initial trades' size will be modified from 0.1 lot to 0.4 lot until drawdown is covered. So lot sizes will be: 0.4, 1.6, 6.4, 25.6....

It should take a few months to recover if at all.

Good luck!

The eurusd is not stable due of the brexit and price hit the stop loss
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quote]successwill posted:

something fishy is taking place behind the scenes. Not updating from Feb 14 at 02:39 untill now.

I am not in any way affliated with FxCharger
But I would say closing trades at 15% loss is the right thing
And even though it is martingale at some point it should recover.
You need to look at system from long term perspective, does it make money for last 12 months?
Are the results stable?
I did backtest my own aggressive martingale system and it works for years with max dd of 13%.
I believe the owner can make some adjustements to get approximatelly the same results.

Profits are so meager though, that this 15% drawdown took out a whole year of profits. So no, it did not make any money over the last 12 months.

You need a year to recover the loss

togr posted:
I am not in any way affliated with FxCharger
But I would say closing trades at 15% loss is the right thing
And even though it is martingale at some point it should recover.
You need to look at system from long term perspective, does it make money for last 12 months?
Are the results stable?
I did backtest my own aggressive martingale system and it works for years with max dd of 13%.
I believe the owner can make some adjustements to get approximatelly the same results.

Does anyone here have 90% (or more) accurate quality historical data to run a backtest for this strategy in metatrader 4?
I would like to compare results among others to see if we get same results.
If anyone wants to cooperate - I will send him the EA.

fmlbfx2010 posted:
You need a year to recover the loss

togr posted:
I am not in any way affliated with FxCharger
But I would say closing trades at 15% loss is the right thing
And even though it is martingale at some point it should recover.
You need to look at system from long term perspective, does it make money for last 12 months?
Are the results stable?
I did backtest my own aggressive martingale system and it works for years with max dd of 13%.
I believe the owner can make some adjustements to get approximatelly the same results.

With 6% profit monthly you need about 2.5 month. Or do I miss something?

3165 posted:
Does anyone here have 90% (or more) accurate quality historical data to run a backtest for this strategy in metatrader 4?
I would like to compare results among others to see if we get same results.
If anyone wants to cooperate - I will send him the EA.

yeah I have 99.9% precision tick data and dedicated server
send me also the settings

togr posted: With 6% profit monthly you need about 2.5 month. Or do I miss something?

Profit is not actually 6% monthly; they ran it very high risk initially but are now running it effectively at extremely low risk, to make it look like a safe and durable strategy. Their current monthly profit is about 2% (that's WITHOUT incorporating the stop-outs). You can check this by using the 'Custom Analysis' tool and look at the period from 11 March 2019 to 18 December 2019, a period that had no stop-outs.

If you DO incorporate the latest stop-out, which you should, the monthly profit over the last year exactly is 0.47%; daily profit is 0.00% (rounded).

And to compute loss versus what you have to gain back you have to take the inverse of 1-the loss; so for a 15% loss you need to make a 1/(1-0.15)-1=0.175=17.5% profit to break even again. This number grows substantially the larger your stop out was; for a 33% stop out, you need to make 50% again to be back at break even. For a 50% stop-out, you need to make 100% in profit to break even again; makes sense right, I have $2, I lose $1 (which is 50%)-->now I need to make $1 again to break even (which is 100%).

To regain 17.5% with a monthly profit of 2%, you need to divide the logarithmic of 1.175 by the log of 1.02-->so it takes you exactly 8.14 months to recover from this stop out with the current risk setting they have. That is assuming, that no other stop-outs occur in that period.

dutchdevil posted:

togr posted: With 6% profit monthly you need about 2.5 month. Or do I miss something?

Profit is not actually 6% monthly; they ran it very high risk initially but are now running it effectively at extremely low risk, to make it look like a safe and durable strategy. Their current monthly profit is about 2% (that's WITHOUT incorporating the stop-outs). You can check this by using the 'Custom Analysis' tool and look at the period from 11 March 2019 to 18 December 2019, a period that had no stop-outs.

If you DO incorporate the latest stop-out, which you should, the monthly profit over the last year exactly is 0.47%; daily profit is 0.00% (rounded).

And to compute loss versus what you have to gain back you have to take the inverse of 1-the loss; so for a 15% loss you need to make a 1/(1-0.15)-1=0.175=17.5% profit to break even again. This number grows substantially the larger your stop out was; for a 33% stop out, you need to make 50% again to be back at break even. For a 50% stop-out, you need to make 100% in profit to break even again; makes sense right, I have $2, I lose $1 (which is 50%)-->now I need to make $1 again to break even (which is 100%).

To regain 17.5% with a monthly profit of 2%, you need to divide the logarithmic of 1.175 by the log of 1.02-->so it takes you exactly 8.14 months to recover from this stop out with the current risk setting they have. That is assuming, that no other stop-outs occur in that period.

2019 profit was 40% which is about 3.5% which is about 4 months to recover the loss

2019 profit was 40% which is about 3.5% which is about 4 months to recover the loss

I don't think you fully understand the math here. You cant just divide 40 by 12 to get 3.5.

It all works based on compounding. Before you post here you first need to look into that. For 2019 profit was 40%, but this means that monthly profit therefore was only 2.8%.

You can also see this when you use 'Custom Analysis', and use the period of 1/1/2019 to 1/1/2020; you'll see that the monthly profit was only 2.82% indeed.

dutchdevil posted:

2019 profit was 40% which is about 3.5% which is about 4 months to recover the loss

I don't think you fully understand the math here. You cant just divide 40 by 12 to get 3.5.

It all works based on compounding. Before you post here you first need to look into that. For 2019 profit was 40%, but this means that monthly profit therefore was only 2.8%.

You can also see this when you use 'Custom Analysis', and use the period of 1/1/2019 to 1/1/2020; you'll see that the monthly profit was only 2.82% indeed.

got it. I did not take the difference in balance and compounding into account.

togr posted:
I am not in any way affliated with FxCharger
But I would say closing trades at 15% loss is the right thing
And even though it is martingale at some point it should recover.
You need to look at system from long term perspective, does it make money for last 12 months?
Are the results stable?
I did backtest my own aggressive martingale system and it works for years with max dd of 13%.
I believe the owner can make some adjustements to get approximatelly the same results.

My BT of my own system are still running.
It is pretty slow as it is tick data BT with 99.9% precision
As you can see even with occasional spikes it had never hid stop loss at 15% DD. Max DD was about 13%.
The trading logic is the same aggressive one - not doubling but quadrupling trade size.
On the other hand I have limited number of such trades to decrease risk/burden

togr posted:
I am not in any way affliated with FxCharger
But I would say closing trades at 15% loss is the right thing
And even though it is martingale at some point it should recover.
You need to look at system from long term perspective, does it make money for last 12 months?
Are the results stable?
I did backtest my own aggressive martingale system and it works for years with max dd of 13%.
I believe the owner can make some adjustements to get approximatelly the same results.

My BT of my own system are still running.
It is pretty slow as it is tick data BT with 99.9% precision
As you can see even with occasional spikes it had never hid stop loss at 15% DD. Max DD was about 13%.
The trading logic is the same aggressive one - not doubling but quadrupling trade size.
On the other hand I have limited number of such trades to decrease risk/burden
Your screenshot has nothing to show.
No numbers, No size of lots, No 99.9% modeling quality printed on the gif you upload.
We need more revealed details. As I showed earlier.