GammaJammer
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They work fine for me.A great expert advisor will remain profitable over the longer term,it will go through periods of losses and losing months.The secret is to make them survive in difficult market conditions and perform in dynamic market conditions.
99% of expert advisors you have seen are made for specific market conditions.They fail because markets are dynamic, and when market conditions change the expert fails.
All one requires is excellent execution and broker for my expert to work.It is one expert advisor made up from 11 different market conditions/systems/experts.I would never sell it,show it to anybody or license it.
Just look at the loosing periods and the overall winning performance.
The world's greatest trader, James symons of rennaisance technologies, use computerised models to trade.He is the world's greatest trader and beats Sorros and the lot for consistent performance.
Renaissance Technologies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Ok maybe I should have clarified.
'expert advisors' fail because they are purchased by newbs who know less than zero about trading and just think they can buy a cheap, black box way to print money with little or no personal investment in time or expertise.
If your own system is self designed, and you know, understand and can adjust the way in which it works, that doesn't fall into the category of what I was talking about (sl@gging off basically). And I very much doubt the guys at Renaissance (thanks for the link, although in 15 years in the markets I can't say I hadn't figured out who they are) would call what they do an 'expert advisor' either.
But newbs buying something off the net fails on three counts
1) you probably lose all your money
2) Worse - you probably PAID someone to lose all your money for you
3) You learned precisely F**k all about trading in the process
clearer now?