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Managing drawdowns is all about discipline and sticking to your plan. Smaller position sizes and strict stop-loss orders are great ways to keep losses manageable, and taking a step back during rough patches helps maintain clarity. Reviewing trade data and tweaking strategies when needed is key...

It is definitely MT5 because in my view it is the most efficient platform even compared with Ctrader

I prefer scalping over day trading because it allows to gain more experience in a shorter period of time. I think this is the key thing

You should be happy now brother if you had the balls to hold it till Trump election and after. I also keep long position on HFM with 1:1 expect it to reach 200K in 1-2 year

Where can I download it and try it for free? Also will it work on HFM MT5 platform or it is platform specific software?

Please explain how I can install and try this EA for free on my HFM account? Is there specific knowledge required to correctly setup and run this EA?

I think you should try some good names like HFM, Tickmill, etc. they have large clients base, tons of review, miltiple licenses in different regions basically this reflects their successful business and standing in the industry

Yeah automated strategy works much better than manual trading because it helps to make trading decisions much faster which gives advantage

Thanks for clarification was looking for this feature, TradingView is definitely better in terms of charting capabilities

The ability to overcome the psychological impact of a loss is a key task for a beginner trader, as many lose control of the situation after experiencing a loss. They often start acting recklessly, trying to recover quickly by increasing risk, or, on the contrary, they wait too long to enter a...

I guess it is MT4 and maybe MT5 because they are very fast and have full-fledged backtesting tools. Also most fx brokers support it that's why I don't see reason to look for something else

Yeat it is important to find or define and trading edge, backtest it on historical prices to see if you really can beat the market and only then you can start on live account and work on your trading mindset

For me MT5 is better because it is faster and also there is python library which helps me to code custom EAs and trade with HFM

Which strategy do you use? Can you explain in more details, so we can also learn from you and try on demo. Which broker do you use btw?

how to set up it if I use MT5 from HFM? Should I use some guide from tradingview?

For starters I would recommend to try HFM, Tickmill or Exness, they look very reliable and have many positive reviews on trustpilot etc

Read about which major economic releases exist (inflation reports, employment reports, factory and services sector activity reports, consumption reports, like retail sales, consumer confidence, etc.) central bank meetings, government changes in fiscal policy, etc. their interplay and how they...

I run my EA on beeksFx which is tailor made for fx needs it's available for free on my HFM platform, the only requirement is trade turnover which I easily complete since I'm scalper

Looks promising, how can I try it on my HFM practice account first?

Is it possible to try this tool on demo first? Btw I use MT5 from HFM, is it ok for this EA?