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Ilan Vardy.
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May 19, 2020 at 5:30 pm #47990
Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi Petko,
I hope you’re well.
My EAs were doing very well for the first week of May. Since then, they have consistently been losing (of course not all of them, but my overall portfolio value).
I check each of my demo platforms / accounts and EA performance weekly using FX Blue, and change or keep EAs as required. My question to you is, should I be using a time filter on FX Blue to check only the EA performance over the past week as I am doing? In other words, I check the EA performance in my demo accounts for the past week only. Should I perhaps rather check them from their inception date, due to the current volatility? My thinking is that the markets don’t seem to be in a trend for too long, before changing again, so I don’t know ifi I should be looking at longer periods for a more complete analysis of the EAs. Of course, the EAs you provide change monthly, and I also try to create new EAs every month or 2, so it wouldn’t be a very long time period.
Thanks as always,
Ilan
May 22, 2020 at 8:44 am #48465Petko Aleksandrov
ParticipantHey Ilan,
Glad to hear from you.
Normally I look at the complete period, last one month, and last one week.
This way I make sure the EAs are performing for the longer term and for the short term.
I just switch the time filter and make sure to keep in live the EAs that profit in these periods.
May 25, 2020 at 8:05 am #48788Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHey Petko,
Thanks for replying. So, based on the above method, if I check my EA performance weekly, do I select the EAs that have been working for a shorter as well as longer period? In other words, let’s say I have an EA that hasn’t made any successful trades in the past week, but over the past month, it has made 15 trades in total, with a positive net profit and profit factor of 1.4. Do I continue using it?
Thank you as always,
Ilan
May 28, 2020 at 4:35 pm #49217Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi Petko,
Thinking about my question above, and your initial answer, I came up with a strategy (I think it’s what you explained, if I understood correctly) , that I’m hoping works.
As mentioned, I keep a spreadsheet of weekly EA performances in my demo accounts, removing EAs from my live account that didn’t perform well in the previous week, keeping those that did, and adding good performing EAs from my demo accounts to my live account, also from the previous week.
What I am doing now, is applying the date filter in FX Blue for the past week, as well as from the beginning of the month, or the last 30 days. I then check which EAs are performing well in the last week AND last month. If they have performed well in both time frames, I add them from the demo accounts to my live account. Conversely, if they are no longer performing well in both time frames, and they are currently in my live account, I remove them.
I hope this makes sense. Do you agree and / or have any suggestions.
Thanks very much,
Ilan
October 22, 2020 at 11:52 am #63814mentosan
ParticipantHi Ilan,
do you still keep these rules?
cheers
Sebastian
October 22, 2020 at 12:46 pm #63818Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi Sebastian,
Yes, I do. The performance, generally, using this rules seems to work well. So much so, that Petko and I (I joined the EA Forex Academy team a few months ago as a instructor, trader and mentor) have created a course about it.
Thanks,
Ilan
October 25, 2020 at 12:55 am #64002ladytrader2007
ParticipantHey Illan,
what is the name of the course you‘re talking about in the previous post (see above)? Thx, ladytrader
October 25, 2020 at 6:26 am #64006Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi ladytrader2007,
The course is called MetaTrader 4 Forex Trading course + Weekly Robots.
Thanks,
Ilan
October 26, 2020 at 1:09 pm #64132ladytrader2007
ParticipantHey Illan,
Thank you, I checked the course and it does sound interesting.
Question; how many EA’s do you provide weekly and for which pairs and timeframes? Are these the EAs that performed best over the last 7 AND 30 days?
Kind regards, ladytrader
October 26, 2020 at 2:54 pm #64155Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi ladytrader,
The quantity and assets change weekly, but generally, it’s the Majors. But it really depends on the performance of the assets in the previous week and month. The goal, is to have have assets that have, not only performed well, but make up a balanced portfolio so we are diversified and manage our risk.
Ilan
October 27, 2020 at 4:01 pm #64318ladytrader2007
ParticipantHey Illan,
I wrote u an eMail and still wait for an answer. Can u pls check? Thx.
Regards, Consuela
October 27, 2020 at 4:33 pm #64319Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi Consuela,
Which email address did you send it to?
Ilan
October 27, 2020 at 7:33 pm #64323ladytrader2007
ParticipantI used the contact form under Contact / Reach us.
Regards, Consuela
October 28, 2020 at 4:47 pm #64601Ilan Vardy
ParticipantNovember 1, 2020 at 11:51 pm #64953ladytrader2007
ParticipantHey Illan,
I have already purchased “MetaTrader 4 Forex Trading course + Weekly Robots” and have completed it. Several questions:
1. Which day of the week do you provide the updated robots?
2. Can I please be informed per eMail when the new robots are available?
2. How often do you go through the process you describe in course (analysing the EA’s performance over the past 7 and 30 days): weekly or every two weeks or monthly?
3. Just an idea: Would you pls name the weekly file you provide w/ the Top EA something like that: MT4_CW44_2020? That is better to follow than Week 4 October 2020 in my opinion. As I said, just an opinion….
Thank you, ladytrader
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