What do you use to analyse trade history?

Post by **WideEyed** » Wed Jul 03, 2013 10:35 am

As the title says, what program do you use to analyse your history of trading?

I know there are online services like myfxbook and downloadable software but what do YOU use?

eatradingonly · Post by **eatradingonly** » Wed Jul 03, 2013 10:39 am

mt4i and forexrazor are another two online monitoring services, also fxstat. Personally i prefer myfxbook

Post by **WideEyed** » Wed Jul 03, 2013 2:12 pm

Thanks for the suggestions. One of those is new to me.

I know it's relatively safe to let online services access your stats (and that they don't have access to anything else), but is anyone uncomfortable with allowing such third party access and instead prefers to use software local to their hard disk?

Or do we not have any paranoid types here?

Post by **oliverjp** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:57 pm

Personally, I use MT4i Live as it gives me most of what I want plus the summary view of multiple live accounts is very handy away from your trading desk tucked in the corner of the coffee shop on your iPad.

Also very handy for the more paranoid is MT4i Desktop version, currently free - just ask them for a license key. Then VPN to your VPS and just run it on the VPS direcly attached to account/s.

And finally, the great free EA Analyser from QA is brilliant for building portfolios as well as individual EA analysis.

dudest · Post by **dudest** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:21 pm

oliverjp wrote:Personally, I use MT4i Live as it gives me most of what I want plus the summary view of multiple live accounts is very handy away from your trading desk tucked in the corner of the coffee shop on your iPad.

Also very handy for the more paranoid is MT4i Desktop version, currently free - just ask them for a license key. Then VPN to your VPS and just run it on the VPS direcly attached to account/s.

And finally, the great free EA Analyser from QA is brilliant for building portfolios as well as individual EA analysis.

Hallo Oliver,

Who are QA?

Thanks

eatradingonly · Post by **eatradingonly** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 2:14 pm

dudest wrote:
oliverjp wrote:Personally, I use MT4i Live as it gives me most of what I want plus the summary view of multiple live accounts is very handy away from your trading desk tucked in the corner of the coffee shop on your iPad.

Also very handy for the more paranoid is MT4i Desktop version, currently free - just ask them for a license key. Then VPN to your VPS and just run it on the VPS direcly attached to account/s.

And finally, the great free EA Analyser from QA is brilliant for building portfolios as well as individual EA analysis.
Hallo Oliver,

Who are QA?

Thanks

I think this is what oliver is referring to

http://www.strategyquant.com/eaanalyzer/

Post by **oliverjp** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 5:22 pm

eatradingonly wrote:
dudest wrote:
Thanks
I think this is what oliver is referring to

http://www.strategyquant.com/eaanalyzer/

I was indeed! You beat me to it.

Jeff

dudest · Post by **dudest** » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:07 am

Thanks guys!, good stuff!

SurtiTrader · Post by **SurtiTrader** » Thu Jul 16, 2015 9:41 am

I use past records and do some research to analyze the trade history. Also some trading sites can be prove useful.