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enivid replied Apr 29, 2011Probably because they have both standard names and nonstandard - for example for normally quoted pairs and pairs with extra digit at the end. Or for pairs that can be traded in micro-lots and that can't be traded and so on. Of course, standard named ...
Why don't some brokers use standard currency pair names?
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enivid replied Apr 27, 2011Updated to version 20110427: Chinese character encoding is now processed properly. Pie charts now don't display extra zero values for winning/losing positions for pairs that didn't have those.
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enivid replied Apr 27, 2011But it's more about the Forex industry rather than trading.
What is your favorite recommended blog?
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enivid replied Apr 26, 2011Updated to version 20110426: Now it correctly displays Ulcer Index and GHPR values for the reports that consist of only one trading instrument.
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enivid replied Apr 24, 2011Updated to version 20110424a: Fixed Main Data table display for reports containing only one currency pair. Fixed problem with recognizing MT4 Strategy Tester reports in languages other than English. Fixed negative Linear Regression chart display.
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enivid replied Apr 24, 2011Updated to version 20110424: Fixed problems with analysis and display for reports with either only winning or only losing positions. Fixed minor Risk of Ruin calculation bug. Fixed pie charts bug when no data to display. Fixed minor flow in Losses ...
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enivid replied Apr 23, 2011Updated to version 20110423: Fixed starting balance display format. Fixed balance chart display for some MT4 reports. Fixed pie charts display (particularly when more than 10 trading instruments are analyzed).
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enivid replied Apr 22, 2011Updated to version 20110422: Fixed report analysis for reports produced by MQLsoft's ReportManager.</li> Added an error message to be displayed when an unknown report type is submitted. Please report if you encounter some bug or if the tool fails to ...
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enivid replied Apr 21, 2011It will "close" all the positions in the report and count their profit/loss in the analysis. Z-Score is easy compared to Risk of Ruin
. OK. I hope mods can move there then. Fixed some minor bugs, but there still remains a problem with balance ...Report Analysis Tool
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I am not sure if this subforum is a correct place to post it but I hope it is. I've created an ...
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enivid replied Apr 14, 2011If, for example, the difference between EUR/USD / GBP/USD and the rate of EUR/GBP (on the same broker or on the different ones) is higher than the spread, then you can successfully lock some risk-less profit.
What is forex arbitrage?
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enivid replied Apr 13, 2011In short, it is when Abs(X/Y / Z/Y - X/Z) > Spread.

What is forex arbitrage?
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enivid replied Apr 7, 2011Or do you mean R = Profit/loss ratio?
What risk per trade should it go with?
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enivid replied Apr 6, 2011The formula doesn't make much sense to me. If we have winning probability W = 0.5 and hence the win/loss ratio R = 1. Kelly % = 0. Or if we have W = 0.33 and R = 0.5, then Kelly % = -0.33. What's the point?
What risk per trade should it go with?
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enivid replied Apr 2, 2011Many Forex brokers do offer spot mini-gold and mini-silver trading. Just google for "Forex brokers gold trading" and you'll find plenty of them (you'll have to choose depending on your payment/regulation preferences).
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enivid replied Mar 24, 2011There is no such thing as a permanent correlation in Forex. If two pairs are closely correlating to each other, that serves as a confirmation of some sort of trend that exists on one of the involved currencies.
both sides of pair for confirmation of trend
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enivid replied Mar 23, 2011You can open a real account with $100 or something like that and try learning with real money. And even if you lose your "practice" $100, it can be considered as a cost of learning.
How to practice on demo account?
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enivid replied Mar 22, 2011It's not difficult to calculate that if you need 20%/month and are doing 2-3 trades per day (2.5 average) or 50 trades/month, then you have to make about ~0.4% average on each trade. Considering your profit factor is 5.5, you can risk 0.089% per ...
What risk per trade should it go with?
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enivid replied Mar 19, 2011If you think that EUR/USD is bullish, you can double check that by checking that the euro is bullish in other EUR pairs, such as EUR/JPY, EUR/GBP, EUR/CAD, etc., and then by checking that the US dollar is bearish in other pairs, such as USD/JPY, ...
both sides of pair for confirmation of trend