LondonBreakout
- 专家
- SAMUEL EURFYL DAVIES
- 版本: 1.1
- 更新: 10 七月 2020
- 激活: 5
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I looked at this EA as I like Price Action and mostly interested in GBPUSD but also GBPJPY. Downloaded the demo and was presently surprised at the number of tuning options available and that it is a “Hybrid” bot that allows the addition of a Martingale type approach on top of the breakout function, if you are tempted by that level of risk. I also liked the suggested alternative setups to the default settings, making it an interesting EA for beginners and experienced traders alike. I have a few criteria any bot needs to meet for me to consider a purchase and I usually back-test over a 13 month period at a spread of 1 and allow a max drawdown of up to 25%. I use a 0.1 lot size on a £1000 account and expect it to show the possibility that it will return at least 5 times my investment with this mini trading setup over the test period with no manual input. I started my testing at 1st May 19 until mid June 20 and got the following on GBPUSD :- Default settings – Profit £700; Max Drawdown 18% Suggested optimised settings for this pair – Profit £1872; Max Drawdown 16.5% Added Martingale at a factor of 2 – Profit 2570 with Max Drawdown of 20% Tried GBPJPY on Default and it gave £1091 profit with a Max Drawdown of 12.8% So it clearly met my criteria and at $49.99 (£40) to buy it seems hardly worth renting. There is an Anti-Martingale function in the setup that wasn’t clear but it looks like it increases lot size on a win rather than the classic Martingale that does it on a loss. Last point is that, although it says "London Breakout", it is more a generic Breakout tool that can be optimised for a wide range of pairs and time zones. Overall I give it 4.5 stars out of 5 (9/10), with the lost point due to the unexplained Anti-Martingale function.
I looked at this EA as I like Price Action and mostly interested in GBPUSD but also GBPJPY. Downloaded the demo and was presently surprised at the number of tuning options available and that it is a “Hybrid” bot that allows the addition of a Martingale type approach on top of the breakout function, if you are tempted by that level of risk. I also liked the suggested alternative setups to the default settings, making it an interesting EA for beginners and experienced traders alike. I have a few criteria any bot needs to meet for me to consider a purchase and I usually back-test over a 13 month period at a spread of 1 and allow a max drawdown of up to 25%. I use a 0.1 lot size on a £1000 account and expect it to show the possibility that it will return at least 5 times my investment with this mini trading setup over the test period with no manual input. I started my testing at 1st May 19 until mid June 20 and got the following on GBPUSD :- Default settings – Profit £700; Max Drawdown 18% Suggested optimised settings for this pair – Profit £1872; Max Drawdown 16.5% Added Martingale at a factor of 2 – Profit 2570 with Max Drawdown of 20% Tried GBPJPY on Default and it gave £1091 profit with a Max Drawdown of 12.8% So it clearly met my criteria and at $49.99 (£40) to buy it seems hardly worth renting. There is an Anti-Martingale function in the setup that wasn’t clear but it looks like it increases lot size on a win rather than the classic Martingale that does it on a loss. Last point is that, although it says "London Breakout", it is more a generic Breakout tool that can be optimised for a wide range of pairs and time zones. Overall I give it 4.5 stars out of 5 (9/10), with the lost point due to the unexplained Anti-Martingale function.