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but the risk ... remains)) you need stability (aesthetic equity) and a good %!
There is no high-yielding without risky trading, you do not want to take risks, go to the bank and exchange any currency for another, if a currency goes up in value you may exchange it back in a couple of months, if it goes down in value there is nothing to worry about, you can buy goods of a foreign country for this currency and use them or resell these goods
one problem with this system - you become an eternal buyer and buy services first of all from the bank, then the producer of goods, and buyers are known to be the end of the food chain: their imaginary benefits are only good for themselves and are not obvious to others, because the profit of sellers is times higher ;)
It's all there. Try a tester
I've been playing the tester, but this begs the question why 600 quid is the desired profit - Manov has 120-130 bucks and is happy with it
it's in rubles
To avoid the Stop Loss limits being set like Manov's in the championship, the MaxLoss parameter needs to be set prohibitively high (for example: 1000000).
Keep the new version. Please note that this EA has been tested on brokerage companies with 5 decimal places. Deposit currency: RUR.
To prevent Stop Loss limits being set, like Manov's in the championship, the MaxLoss parameter must be set prohibitively high (e.g.: 1000000).
Keep the new version. Please note that this EA has been tested on brokerage companies with 5 decimal places. Deposit currency: RUR.
StepMultiplier=1.5 is a bit different for Manov - parabolic dependence,
the next series is
and then I wondered if I should trawl a profitable position parabolically after the Beginstep (or maybe immediately)
Let's see... Let's open MetaTrader 5 and order the history of trades by symbol.
Among the resulting list, we will find a long queue of open positions (eg 19):
Let's transfer the prices of open positions to Excel, and subtract from each successive price the previous one, to find the distance between the open positions in pips:
Let's graph the dependence of the number of pips on the trade number and select the most suitable trend line:
We get the graph and the equation of dependence:
Which is approximately equal to: y = 1145 / x,
where x is the number of the track (the red line in the graph)
I'm puzzled as to how Manov's advisor got past the 2010 championship casting. It has been leaking since January with standard settings.
Rewrote the EA according to your comments, but the point remains the same. Overshooting and Leverage.