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the reason why i used 1.4n was because the back test is more profitable than 1.5. So far forward tests have been bad although backtests have been good.

http://www.myfxbook.com/members/iwillsurvive/indorun-14n/116602

 

It is precisely after seeing the forward tests play out in real time, and seeing my account getting killed when the GBPUSD started to trend upwards strongly yesterday which gave me the idea of replacing sell limits with buy stops and vice versa for buy limits. Currently I hypothesize that this EA will work well in ranging markets but trending markets will cause the EA to have large equity drawdowns but not large enough to kill the account, (i hope).

 

Despite saying this, there is an example of a successful Indorun 1.4o statement.

 

http://www.myfxbook.com/members/hypernics/indorun-fail/64400

 

Yup, that's all i've got to add.

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It's impossible to download / see this statement without first signing up for membership on this site, which is of no interest for all of us 99% or so who doesn't read and understand Russian.
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Dear Sirs,

I use indo run 1.5 a real account and the demo.

The demo results are very good, but the real losing money.

 

The broker is FXDD

The settings are identical.

Does have any idea Where is the problem.

 

Best regards

Atanas

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iwillsurvive: Let's agree that we disagree - my versions of v1.5 have been fine throughout the crisis with the GBPUSD, and other v1.5 versions at myfxbook have also recovered. IMHO going back to v1.4 is not a good idea unless there are specific facts on the table suggesting to do so.

 

jeepi: I used to trade with FXDD and withdrew pretty much all of my funds. They used to be reliable with their fixed spreads, but they changed this in the beginning of the year to variable spreads and they have been doing a lot of monkeying around since then. Obviously they have all the newbie sheep flocking to them since the US government cut out the foreign competition of brokers. Try with another broker and see if the problem persists, there shouldn't be any. Your only worry should be that the account won't recover from DD if you overtrade it.

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  PipPip_Hurray said:
iwillsurvive: Let's agree that we disagree - my versions of v1.5 have been fine throughout the crisis with the GBPUSD, and other v1.5 versions at myfxbook have also recovered. IMHO going back to v1.4 is not a good idea unless there are specific facts on the table suggesting to do so.

 

jeepi: I used to trade with FXDD and withdrew pretty much all of my funds. They used to be reliable with their fixed spreads, but they changed this in the beginning of the year to variable spreads and they have been doing a lot of monkeying around since then. Obviously they have all the newbie sheep flocking to them since the US government cut out the foreign competition of brokers. Try with another broker and see if the problem persists, there shouldn't be any. Your only worry should be that the account won't recover from DD if you overtrade it.

 

Can you share your set-file?

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You can trade with any ECN brokers with at least 1:200 leverage.

I have concluded that if you can only have 1:50 leverage, forget about grid systems altogether.

 

  jeepi said:
Would you recommend a broker that works well Indo Run 1.5 a real account.
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  iwillsurvive said:
the reason why i used 1.4n was because the back test is more profitable than 1.5. So far forward tests have been bad although backtests have been good.

http://www.myfxbook.com/members/iwillsurvive/indorun-14n/116602

 

It is precisely after seeing the forward tests play out in real time, and seeing my account getting killed when the GBPUSD started to trend upwards strongly yesterday which gave me the idea of replacing sell limits with buy stops and vice versa for buy limits. Currently I hypothesize that this EA will work well in ranging markets but trending markets will cause the EA to have large equity drawdowns but not large enough to kill the account, (i hope).

 

Despite saying this, there is an example of a successful Indorun 1.4o statement.

 

http://www.myfxbook.com/members/hypernics/indorun-fail/64400

 

Yup, that's all i've got to add.

 

my indorun ea open many buy limit and sell limit, but no trade have been made.

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  pipmaster said:
It was just using default settings, with GMT 2, min lots and lots set to 0.01, news filter on and everything else was default. All the other versions of indo trade with the lots I set in lot size.

 

http://img641.imageshack.us/img641/905/indos.jpg

my indorun ea open many buy and sell limit order, but no one trade have been make.

anyone have this problem ?

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thanks, i run a backtest and the newsfilter did not work, but i solved this by disable the "if !testing" condition :-)

 

  tomislav said:
The news filter works. Indo 1.5 uses the TSD calendar. You have to go into your news filter parameters and select the currency pairs you want to use the news filter for.

 

EG. If you want to filter GBPUSD then you have to select USD and GBP and set them to "true".

 

Adios foro... I-)

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  bujjimarri said:
I want to buy INDO RUN V 1.5 FROM INDIA BY USING CREDIT CARD IS IT POSSIBLE OR NOT ? OTHERWISE TELLME PAYMENT METHOD TO BUY THE INDO RUN V 1.5 EA

 

It is free ea anybody not sale it first you search this site and read the theard one by one.:)

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