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...And if you trade by eye, as the author does, then the probability of winning is close to zero.
How does a sniper shoot? By eye. He has developed his "by eye" to such an extent that the probability of missing is 1/100! Yes, of course we can say, that it is impossible for the human to hit the target, and to use precise electronic target sight, which takes into account wind velocity, has no heartbeat and other disadvantages of a human being. And the probability is likely to be zero. But that in no way detracts from human ability!!!
That's not how it works.
Unless, of course, you're God.
It happens, Dannil, it happens. We're talking about a drain, not a slump...
In that case, you wouldn't be losing money, you'd be losing money. Yeah, you wouldn't have the huge percentages you're talking about. But you wouldn't know the plums either.
It happens, Dunnil, it happens. We're talking about a drain, not a sag...
I have been trying to get good results, I have been trying to get good results, I have been trying to get good results.I tried a lot of strategies, stopped at scalping and the grid. Although I've tried about 100 of them, the main thing is not to give up and look for an approach.
How does a sniper shoot? By eye. He's developed his "eyeball" to such an extent that the probability of missing is 1/100!
Daniel, is that the kind of "eye" you have? I'm sure it's not.
Mine, by the way, is even worse - I'm sure if we compete with you "by eye" - you'll "shut me up" with no problem.
That's why I don't rely on my eyeball. And as I see it, it doesn't make sense for you to rely on yours either. It's much more sensible to take a map and "aim at the coordinates". It is not certain that we will hit the target every time, but, nevertheless, "by map" will be much more frequent and stable than "by eye".
Cut the crap, Danick! Formalize your TS, and write an owl.
I can't remember exactly how I got into the Forric. It was about three years ago. Naturally, the first accounts were all wiped out. I opened in a certain direction, as Larrix says, "by eye". In fact, it was really by eye, but in general I saw the market back then. It is not difficult to see it. This is not the point. So, I open in a certain direction, and then suddenly, as Alexey says, "circumstances" arise - for example, I have to rush to the field for work. Well, or the need to go to the shop, say, a loaf of bread. And since I opened a huge lot almost for the entire depot - the withdrawal was inevitable )) And returning from trips / shopping for bread, I again and again found a lost depo (demo or real - no matter), because at that very moment just released a release of, for example, the same Nonfarm. As the saying goes, "Wow, I went to get some bread".
Daniel, is that the kind of "eye" you have? I'm sure it's not.
Mine, by the way, is even worse - I'm sure if we compete with you "by eye" - you'll "shut me up" with no problem.
That's why I don't rely on my eyeball. And as I see it, it doesn't make sense for you to rely on yours either. It's much more sensible to take a map and "aim at the coordinates". Not the fact that every time we will hit the target, but, nevertheless, "on the map" it will be much more frequent and stable than "by eye".
Cut the crap, Danik! Formalise your TS, and write an owl.
The Expert Advisor is blocked because of migration to Linux. But I will skype to the Service Desk and I think they will answer me.
No. Mentor accounts are for learning, it's perfectly fine to drain them to see how it goes.
I'm surprised by the real account losses.... Do people really get money for nothing that they trade even without stops (let alone TS)?
The thing is that I can see it, but I still cannot find the answer - how do I manage to get into such situations with the alligator?
You're talking about Newton's Binom... We open trades as we have to, losses are covered by lots, profits are closed. And - voila - the chart will be exactly what you have shown more than once.
What prevents you from switching to Linux? EAs are written in MQL...
I bet the problem is not in the transition to Linux, but in the formalization of the TC. You don't have the will to do it... And the results are corresponding.
No. Mentor accounts are for learning, it's perfectly fine to drain them to see how it goes.
I'm surprised by the real account losses.... Do people really get money for nothing that they trade even without stops (let alone TS)?