Thanks for your kind feedback and comments. Well, my suggestion for you now is not to do anything yet for now, maybe just wait it out to see how the final result would be so that you would gain a much better overall picture of how your strategy works for you. If you keep changing your strategy too often, I think you would pretty much confuse yourself and become nervous which could compromise your judgement and further affect your decision on what would be the better solution for your strategy in the long run. Patience is one of the major key and factor for making better decisions. Just give yourself more time, observe how it goes and works, then slowly readjust your settings accordingly so that your strategy would hopefully become better and not worse for you and your profits.thanks for your opinion bro
yes, i think LifeChanger very very suitable for risk management. im still amaze how this EA open position. they are screening support & ressistance each pair list depend on time frame, open it close to S&R area, and following the trend. if we failed break that area, we still have martingale option depend on step martingale parameter so i use huge step point on martingale setting
at this time, i still dont know what should i do if it reach my max trade (3 trade each pair). if i cut loss it, its too late. big floating there, maybe just increase next martingale point and change from 3 to 4 max trade
any suggestion?
As for the max trade value of 3, I think the trend regardless of its direction would slowly reverse (soon or later) and finally come back and start to move in your favorable direction. It's just that sometimes you would need to wait much longer before it starts to reverse the direction, that's the reason why you need to keep your risks low so that your account remains safe even when the market is moving strongly against you. When you choose to increase your max trade, yes you could increase your profits too, but at the same time you are also increasing your risks which in turn would put your account in more risks when market is bad and moving against you. There is no perfect solution to every question or problem, I think you would need to keep on learning how to balance your risks vs your profits. The best is to protect yourself by lowering your risks FIRST before you start thinking about increasing your profits. At least that's how I would approach this matter. Hope that helps.
Last but not least, if you are not so sure if your strategy works or not, try not to use any live accounts. Just use demo accounts for your best safety of testing out different strategies for your best interests.
Take good care, keep up the good work and God bless
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