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Hi Tradingblueocean67,
These robots started off with an account size of $10,000, then had a small drawdown before moving higher. So the charts show the the lowest drawdown for each of the two robots. This is why the charts start with a lower low than $10,000.
Alan,
Hi team,
Do we need to update the Top 10 Portfolio EAs every weekend? Or only when you drop a message about any updates here in the forum.
Thank
Pak
Hi Alan,
I just want to know the size that the EAs have been trading in the charts above.
thx
vincenzo
Hi vincenzo,
The Top 10 app robots are traded in the app with the default lot size of 0.1 lots. If you open the downloaded robot with notepad you can see the Entry Amount is set at 0.10. The exception is with silver. With silver some of the robots are traded in the app with 0.1 lots or with 0.02 lots. If you are going to trade silver I would have to find out which ones are trading with 0.02 lots.
Alan,
Hello Petko,
In one of your recent videos entitled “My Forex Robots Are Better than the Pros!!!”, you spoke about how you trade the top 3 EURJPY robots. I have a question regarding the replacement of a robot. When you replace an existing strategy with a new one, what happens with the opened position of the previous strategy?
Do you simply close the trades? Or do you leave the trades opened to be closed by the TP or SL?
Thanks
Kerwyn
Hey kcox,
You will need to close the trades manually if you want not to risk the position opened.
Hope this helps!
Kind Regards,
NikosHi guys…I forgot to download MT5 Crypto EA # 1313009361 …I have the MT4 version but not the MT5 source code. Are you able to make it available to me? Thanks Adam
Hey Adam,
Unfortunately, I cannot make it available, it has to appear in the app.
Kind Regards,
Nikos
Hi guys, I purchased the 10EAs App two weeks ago and I now notice that the App gives robots from the collection filtered by absolute Profit. It would be more beneficial for most traders to provide the top 10 EAs filtered by some measure of risk-adjusted returns, such as Return to DD, Sharpe Ratio, or similar. Most traders are focused on maximizing the return risk tradeoff.
Some robots in the current app, such as EURJPY M15 #749235461, currently in position 9, have better Return to DD and lower absolute Drawdown than most of the other EAs in their categories. For instance, rather than providing the top 10 by absolute Return, you could provide: top 3 by Return + top 3 by Return to DD + top 3 by Drawdown.
Another suggestion is to provide the data for each EA in a table format with EAs as rows and in the columns showing: 1d, 1w, 1M, 1Y, 5Y, Profit Factor, Drawdown and Return to DD. Whilst also keeping the current “chart with data underneath” presentation.
Thanks,
David
