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No, it's not very interesting: it's a very jagged curve of profits vs. time. It's not good, especially if the "flat equity" lasts for years...
 
Corwin_Volot
Post the advisor - we'll analyse it.
 
Mathemat:
20k I'm afraid :) that's what you might get from 1999-2007

Corwin_Volot, don't be tempted by million dollar profits on a variable lot, they cloud the mind. Show me the report at 0.1 lot, with one order opened at a time.

If I have understood correctly, the report shows that only one order is opened and the second one is not opened until the first one closes and the start lot 0.1. In all my reports, the Expert Advisor decides by itself when it may increase the lot size.

Symbol

AUDJPY (Australian Dollar vs Japanise Yen)

Period

30 Minutes (M30) 2005.01.01 00:00 - 2006.12.29 21:30 (2005.01.01 - 2007.01.01)

Model

All ticks (most accurate method based on all smallest available timeframes)

Bars in history

23743

Modelled ticks

4192334

Modeling quality

90.00%

Initial deposit

5000.00

Net profit

19040.61

Total profit

26989.09

Total loss

-7948.48

Profitability

3.40

Expected payoff

62.43

Absolute drawdown

1029.13

Maximum drawdown

4791.17 (39.68%)

Relative drawdown

39.68% (4791.17)


 

Total trades

305

Short positions (% wins)

0 (0.00%)

Long positions (% win)

305 (78.03%)

Profitable trades (% of all)

238 (78.03%)

Loss trades (% of all)

67 (21.97%)

Largest

profitable trade

13240.46

losing transaction

-1110.68

Average

profitable deal

113.40

losing deal

-118.63

Maximum

continuous wins (profit)

16 (340.34)

Continuous losses (loss)

3 (-1463.81)

Maximum

continuous profits (number of wins)

13372.88 (5)

Continuous loss (number of losses)

-1463.81 (3)

Average

continuous winnings

4

continuous loss

1

 
 
But if you forbid the EA to change the lot size and fix it to 0.1, then you get like this:
so the picture is the same but the profits are smaller and less smooth.
Hence, the conclusion if the lot does not change and everything works, then it is not very similar to Martingale:) not even close :)
 
Figar0:

To Corwin_Volot: Unfortunately, not everything is as simple in real trading as in the tester with the optimizer.

I don't just agree with you, I'm sure it's not that simple, that's why I'm asking old timers what's going on
"The optimizer in the tester - what does it mean when you check the "optimization" ? i didn't check it :( or i got it wrong ?
 
Mathemat:
No, it's not very interesting: it's a very jagged curve of profits vs. time. It's not good, especially if the "flat equity" lasts for years...

Why is it not good? I don't think net profits are good or bad, they are present or absent, small or large :)
 
Integer:
This is a constant lot chart))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
And without Martingale!!!

Sorry, I am still confused by the terms you mean lot and I mean order :) but now I have posted a bit higher with a dynamic and static lot
 
Corwin_Volot:
But if you forbid the EA to change the lot size and fix it to 0.1, then you get like this:
so the picture is the same but the profits are smaller and less smooth.
Hence, the conclusion if the lot does not change and everything works, then it is not very similar to Martingale:) not even close :)


Three waves a-b-c - it looks like a correction before a downward trend ;-)

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