Doubt it if you want, it really doesn't effect me one way or the other. Like I said, I'm happy with my gains. I can't change the view of others.
Anyway, gl with your trading.
Doubt it if you want, it really doesn't effect me one way or the other. Like I said, I'm happy with my gains. I can't change the view of others.
Anyway, gl with your trading.
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Ive just bought FMT to run alongside NT. I understand that the signals, taken together with NT, imroves NT performance (although I dont believe the research was done on variables - only vanilla). My chart is set up and ready to go but I think I will observe only for the first couple of weeks. I have a habit of jumping headlong into these new systems just at a time when they hit an unprofitable patch. Looking at the T2W thread it would appear that in its original form there may be a few problems with FMT and the guys trading it are experimenting with different targets etc. It is apparent from Net Trap that the early morning pattern of cable has changed, at least for now, so to me it makes sense to adapt the strategy to the current market conditions. I know that the more experienced traders would say stick to the strategy because they all have draw downs at some time or another but to my very simple brain that just doesnt make sense. Adapt or go broke ...?
Feel free to agree or disagree
I know a few people are using FMT in conjuction with NT, does anyone have an update regarding it's performance so far?
Hi,Hello! I have just set up the EA for this on demo after manually trading it for a couple of weeks (but not last week because i had such a sore back i couldn't get out of bed on time!!), The guy who has set it up himself has been talking about different targets etc, so that gives me some confidence. So he is open to adapting and I think he is an experienced trader, he is more accessible than Richard. The only thing about changing the targets is that you can end up all over the place (like i have been) and worrying that you will never find something profitable. I am strongly in favour of looking at results and trusting they will pan out over the longer term, but you have to also keep an open eye for long term changes in patterns. However London break out systems have been around for a long time, it looks as if it is a matter of targets changing from time to time.
J
Ask Zorba. He is tracking this data. I'm going to monitor the results until year end, if their is some big benefit will buy FMT and dual run them with whichever method combination Zorba says works best so far.
M
p.s Zorba when we get to next Monday and October is over can you give us a update on the FMT / FNT signal combinations for avoiding losing trades etc like you have mid month on SFT forum.