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It will deserve an Academy Award for best "optimization" like all the others that were supposedly based on neutral networks. Usually these type of EAs have the optimized parameters stored in the DLL for past weekly or monthly optimization so they give great backtest results and may even run with good performance for few weeks after the optimization is complete. Definitely worth testing but don't hold your breath. If it was that good they would not pay money to go to a show and market this EA like crazy. They would focus on trading it themselves behind closed doors and making millions with it. Think about it..

 

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It will deserve an Academy Award for best "optimization" like all the others that were supposedly based on neutral networks. Usually these type of EAs have the optimized parameters stored in the DLL for past weekly or monthly optimization so they give great backtest results and may even run with good performance for few weeks after the optimization is complete. Definitely worth testing but don't hold your breath. If it was that good they would not pay money to go to a show and market this EA like crazy. They would focus on trading it themselves behind closed doors and making millions with it. Think about it..

 

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Very true. Remember the Black Swan EA?

 

Be interesting to see it though. Never know your luck in the big city.

"It is inconceivable that anyone will divulge a truly effective get-rich scheme for the price of a book."

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According to the video,

-- the balance as of around Nov 17 was around $2,500.

-- Now take a look at the performance sheet on Nov 10 at 16:55

-- LeoTrader sold 1.9 lots of eu at 1.36860.

-- The price went as high as 1.382 before coming back down for the small profit on Nov. 11th - a drawdown of 134 pips

 

1.9 lots is $19 per pip X 135 pips (allowing only 1 pip for spread) = $2,565

-- which would have blown up the account a week before Nov. 17th????

 

sounds a little fishy to me....

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