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Hi,
I just had an idea that I wanted to run by you. Since I am using the EA’s generated by you, would it be a good idea to keep changing the portfolio based on the best performing EA in the previous week. For example, all th EA’s are first taken to the demo. Every Saturday, the best performing EA’s are taken to the live account, the same process is repeated in the following week. If 1 week is a short period the same concept could be applied either every two weeks or monthly.
Thank you Petko for the guidance.
What’s the maximum one should push to in terms of EA’s on a $1,000 Account?
additionally when should one start considering increasing position sizing rather than adding more EAs?
Thank you for feedback Petko
I was considering starting with 10 with lot size 0.01, gradually adding more EA’s
What would be a realistic aim for someone who is considering starting out with lets say $1,000 using EA’s from your courses, top EA’s from multiple courses?
The EA’s provided under:
1. Forward Walk Optimiztion
2. Forex Strategy Course: 12 EA’s
3. Forex Trading Strategies from a Professional Trader: 5 EA’s
4. Automated Forex Trading Course: 99 EA’s
Would a 20% per month be aiming too high?
The method of selecting the EA’s would be top performing EA’s from demo to live.
I was looking at the EAs on EA Studio and noticed that there is a vast difference in performance from the MT4 Demo data and my broker data
Stategies that are profitable over a period are actually loss making on the same period with broker.
Wouldn’t optimisation using broker data make those strategies a better fit. I understand that OSS and Forward Walk are best used when generating own EA’s.
<p style=”text-align: left;”>Yes, ideally I want to see how the strategies would perform in recent times. The ones that perform well I’d take to my live account.
The idea here was to initially try this method of application on a small account, if the method proves successful eventually apply in on a proper account.</p>
Another thought that came to mind was that, once a week, use forward walk to optimise the strategies in action, more replicating the idea of continuous forward walk optimisation. Although I know you prefer not to touch what’s working well.