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Wining trades in a row In Experienced Traders Dec 01 2016 at 19:59
I like a lot of winning trades in a row! More profit on the average for sure. All the trades have to be closed to really evaluate the outcome of the winning streak.
5% average monthly profit for at least 2 years (with less than 25% max. DD) In Experienced Traders Nov 02 2016 at 18:05
Risk & Money Management is of interest for all traders and protecting the account should be a primary goal that has to be accomplished, before even thinking of making any money. RMMRobot.com have some interesting ideas how to approach this subject for the trader.
TradingFXVPS In VPS Services Oct 29 2016 at 15:20
A very good VPS with fast service and reliable connection. Nothing to complain about so far. Very satisfied! I have tested this service for over a year and its very cheap and performed over expectations. It can handle MT4 and cTrader without any problems. If you are interested in more information you can read the recommendation for this VPS provider on RMMRobot.com
Is demo trading enough before real account? In New Traders Oct 29 2016 at 15:01
Testing a strategy, an EA or a cBot on a demo account first, is a must. The length of the test can vary but 2-4 weeks seems to be enough before going live. If the trader is new to the FX market an initial 2-3 month is needed to learn the trading platform before even thinking of using robots to execute trades.
ctrader & MT4 & broker cheating . In Experienced Traders Jun 17 2016 at 12:43
That I have no experience about, getting disconnected. It all depends on where you are located and if you are trading your algorithms on a VPS or are depending on your local computer to handle the cBots. For the serious trader I highly recommend a VPS server. With a live account funded higher den $400 it will end up as a free VPS with less slippage and faster execution and an overall cost saving for the trader.
ctrader & MT4 & broker cheating . In Experienced Traders Jun 17 2016 at 12:07
Only good things to say about cAlgo and cTrader brokers. Very tight spread, hardly any slippage and no interference from a trading desk. DMA, direct market access and I could go on listing all the advantages of the platform. Also there is a lot of free downloads available for the platform. RMMRobot.com is one site you should look into to get free downloads for the platform.
Account size, Position Size and leverage In New Traders Jun 17 2016 at 11:44
For you guys that are trading on cTrader instead of MT4. RMMRobot.com is a very good site on the subject of risk and money management. Also a lot of free downloads based on the same important principle of protection the trading account.
Is demo trading enough before real account? In New Traders Mar 19 2016 at 03:03
AziH, thanks for you kind words. Well, actually we don't need to become one of the "best traders in the world". We can reap the rewards and benefits of their mistakes. Every trader make mistakes, even the top notch ones included. What is the trademark of a really good trader? I will try to list a few trademarks below that comes to my mind, in order. 1. Risk and money management 2. Trade with the trend 3. Go against the trend when it's oversold or overbought. 4. Place the stop loss and target above or below resistant levels. 5. Do not trade during news releases, unless absol...
Is demo trading enough before real account? In New Traders Mar 16 2016 at 02:17
It all depends on what kind of broker and platform used if it differs between demo and live accounts. I don't really think it is that much of a difference. When trading live so many other aspect comes into the picture, that can cloud our judgment to believe that when when we are trading live, everything change. Suddenly we get much more slippage, stop loss hunting and so forth. It's more of an emotional issue and psychological issue I believe. No matter the status of the account, live or demo we have to protect our trading account. Because when trading live we are trading against the b...
What is your daily target?? In Experienced Traders Feb 28 2016 at 02:06
rob559, do not really understand why a daily target is bad. It's just a target and most often it does not come through. At least it's a plan that we have predefined before going into action for the day. A setup of a daily profit and a stop loss agreed upon before bailing out and call it quits for the day, can't see anything wrong in such an approach. On the contrary it gives us some control of what to expect in everyday trading, regardless if we are in profit or loss. Ideas about this, visit RMMRobot.com for some interesting reading on this subject.
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