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Of course - the maximum drawdown is stated in the first post of the thread.
I did, but you wrote it:
On Monday you have to place orders opposite to Friday's candle, and without Stop Loss.
"... dreamed that he was brushing his teeth with some candlestick..." // D. Kharms
Sorry, it's not me, it's the subconscious. And it's not about a candlestick, it's about a candelabra. Anyway, forget it. Gone.
is it really such a "tough strategy" that it cannot take a Margin Call ?
Strategy has nothing to do with it. Whether or not it will take you out depends on your money management. This is true for any strategy.
In Candelabra, if you choose a lot size that is only 50 pips to the margin stake on EURUSD, for example, you are guaranteed to be taken out. But you know the maximum drawdown, you can make a double, triple margin. If you calculate the lot in such a way that up to the stop-loss level, for example, 1000 points - you are unlikely to be taken down at all, and even less so in a single day - I have not seen daily candles on EURUSD of this size lately.
P. S.: I have added a correction for Monday orders - they should be closed at the end of the day regardless of the result. I did not explain it at once - my bad.
For example, 1000 pips is unlikely to "take you out" at all, let alone in a single day - I haven't seen a daily candle of that size on EURUSD in recent times.
In Candelabra.
John, a couple of questions if I may:
1. Why is the new TC referred to as Candelabra?
2. What's cooler than Lovina or Candelabra?
Waiting for TC Anticandelabra with an opening in the opposite direction from the previous candle ))))
yada yada