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JRforex » Sun Dec 06, 2015 1:46 pm wrote:
I'm thinking the same as you are. At first I put all the demos in a single post because I didn't expect there to be so many demos of JL EAs. It is surprising the amount of people that test these bots and do not report back their results here. I will decide next week how to handle the ever growing amount of demos. Thanks for your comments AGT.

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Yes bro - you did it ! :clap:

Nice one !! :good:


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@JRforex

Looking your updated thread another idea came to mind: may be it would be helpful to deliver every EA series/type into two subcategories. One with "active" (actually running) EAs, and the second with "historical" (deactivated or crashed) EAs. The second subcategory is useful as well.


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AGT » Sun Dec 06, 2015 10:33 pm wrote:@JRforex

Looking your updated thread another idea came to mind: may be it would be helpful to deliver every EA series/type into two subcategories. One with "active" (actually running) EAs, and the second with "historical" (deactivated or crashed) EAs. The second subcategory is useful as well.


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Please add real. One is real, One is demo. Because, they are different. Today, I will setup a myfxbook real account. Using copier, 20% loss kill all function within it. To see, how it is go.
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mackaozy » Sun Dec 06, 2015 8:09 am wrote:KISS V3 4HR

Broker test begin Sunday night.

New kiss v3 4hr same settings as GP 33.
0.01 per £1500
1:300 leverage
Broker: Cowboy Go Markets UK


https://www.myfxbook.com/members/mackao ... hr/1444564
Kiss V3 is dependent on TF. This morning, I tried H4, but did not open trades for long time. Then, I change to H1, open trades immidiately. Then, shut swap filter, now 5 trades.
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How come, Jose's EA never buy EUR. I found his EA is dependent on EUR drop. Once it rose, DD increase. But, the EA never buy it. Even it is soaring 100 pips+. a limited of Grid style, selling EUR same direction 6 orders last night. That's why blow up. Even, with ALR, have you guys found it was working to rescue the account? Like put another direction order?
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Which EA (+ show the MFXB link) do you mean ?
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So, I changed my Point of view.

Perhaps two older EAs - CableRider + ESW v3 - together with Manual interventions may be a solution of all the trouble the bots are suffering from actually.
So I'll start new accounts of these 2 EAs at next monday and since then will watch what manual interventions may improve hopefully.

I let the KISSes run further of course. I think they will survive this time .... but will they do so next time ? :? :roll:
Only one of them, the v2, is doing a great job going stable through all these market storms raging the last time so abominably. :shock:


The MSF v18 is a very slow trading EA - much more time is needed to make a conclusion. ;)
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AGT » Sat Dec 12, 2015 10:11 am wrote:So, I changed my Point of view.

Perhaps two older EAs - CableRider + ESW v3 - together with Manual interventions may be a solution of all the trouble the bots are suffering from actually.
So I'll start new accounts of these 2 EAs at next monday and since then will watch what manual interventions may improve hopefully.

I let the KISSes run further of course. I think they will survive this time .... but will they do so next time ? :? :roll:
Only one of them, the v2, is doing a great job going stable through all these market storms raging the last time so abominably. :shock:


The MSF v18 is a very slow trading EA - much more time is needed to make a conclusion. ;)
Hi, AGT, I'm leaning towards your point of view also, I think an equity manager is essential though. I have already been demoing Multispeedway v2 with equity manager with some success. http://www.myfxbook.com/portfolio/multi ... ty/1447183 . I like Multispeedway v2 because of the clever hedging, your margin level stays safe, what i've noticed is it builds alot of trades during ranging markets, but when the markets turn and trend, it turns profitable. This is where the Equity manager takes the profit and closes all trades and then starts over again. Next week I'm planning to re-visit Eurospeedway V2 with Equity Manager and will post Myfxbook link then.

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Post by AGT »

Hi Greg !

Yep I see your MFXB link .... but, ummmm .... all in all the DD is to high for me !


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