andybissell
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Short TP +38
FMT Account: £941 (-5.9%)
FMT Account: £941 (-5.9%)
Stats for 06-30-2011
Live Accounts:
FMT 4.3, 6:15 UK Time, EA standard settings: 45 SL, 25 BE, +5 BE, 35 TP
FXSolutions..., Stats since 11-08-2010:
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/RedGuerrilla/forex-morning-trade-redguerrilla-real/116521
IBFX.........., Stats since 01-04-2011:
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/RedGuerrilla/forex-morning-trade-eagle41-real/120723
Demo Accounts:
FMT 4.3, 6:15 UK Time, EA standard settings: 45 SL, 25 BE, +5 BE, 35 TP
PFG Best......, Long/Loss....., -46.0, Stats since 02-01-2011: Total= +135.0
FXCM.........., Long/Loss....., -45.0, Stats since 02-01-2011: Total= +105.8
Alpari(US)...., Long/Loss....., -45.1, Stats since 02-01-2011: Total= +109.9
FXDD.........., Long/Loss....., -45.2, Stats since 02-01-2011: Total= +115.7
MB Trading...., Long/Loss....., -45.8, Stats since 06-21-2011: Total= -141.1
Comments:
June 2011 was my worse month for my live and demo accounts! June stats . . .
Ouch, I'm sorry.
One of the FMT rule limits prevented us trading today, thankfully, although otherwise it would have signalled long, as most other systems would have correctly predicted what it's now doing....falling out of bed for a few minutes!
Only 2 trades so far this week, 2 days off in a row. Not unheard of.
Hi Wise,
noted your comments which are always welcome. Although my robot signallled a "no trade", I didn't understand why, both signals were in a "buy position", perhaps you'll be kind enough to explain your views in a little more depth, many thanks.
Thanks for that, I'm using Alpari, but the indicators on mine were certainly (if marginally) in a "buy" position, however the robot didn't trade so still don't understand. Because of the positive signals, I traded manually with a 10/40, and reached my scalp which was nice, but I do have cause for concern with the signal conflict, many thanks Graham.don't know which broker you are using but on mine and looking very closely at the indicators, (without giving anything away), you might see one of the buy readings is outside its recommeded parameters
cheers
Thanks for that, I'm using Alpari, but the indicators on mine were certainly (if marginally) in a "buy" position, however the robot didn't trade so still don't understand. Because of the positive signals, I traded manually with a 10/40, and reached my scalp which was nice, but I do have cause for concern with the signal conflict, many thanks Graham.
I also trade Alpari (US), and if you check Mark's manual, I think you'll notice that one of the indicators was higher than the accepted parameter. In TMT this is a parameter that you can set to ignore if too "positive", but I wouldn't.
Hi Wise,
noted your comments which are always welcome. Although my robot signallled a "no trade", I didn't understand why, both signals were in a "buy position", perhaps you'll be kind enough to explain your views in a little more depth, many thanks.