Managing EA’s and Accounts

[Anonymous]

Hey everyone,

I’m currently at day 7 of the 21 day program so bear with me if this does get explained in later videos.

I’d like to get a bit more insight into how strategies are used once they are generated.

From what I can gather the process is as follows:

• Produce new strategies once a week/month
• Demo the strategies for 2-4 weeks
• EA’s that are profiting can be moved to a live account. Others can be removed / disregarded

Now, this is what I’m unsure of. If I produce another 30 EA’s that have promising results do I put these on a separate demo account to test? Once they pass the 2-4 week trial do I place them on the same live account or another one?

If EA’s are not performing well on the live account anymore do I start removing them? Should I continue trading strategies after 1 – 2 months if I’ve generated new ones that are ready for a live account e.g. out with the old, in with the new?

I’m just trying to think of logistically how people manage portfolios after they’ve found a profitable EA and moved it to live.

Thanks team :)

[Anonymous]

Hi  Guys

Just wondering if it’s possible to use EA studio to improve another EA’s feature to make it more effective.

Appreciate any constructive inputs

Joeforex

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Joe,

You could, as long as the EA uses standard Metatrader indicators that are used in EA Studio.

Thanks,

Ilan

[Anonymous]

Hey Stephen,

It’s really up to you. It can get quite difficult to monitor hundreds of EAs on multiple accounts. The easiest way to do it, is create a collection, and then use the Validator in EA Studio, say once a week to check how any or all of the EAs would have performed in a given time period.

Please let me know if this makes sense.

Cheers,

Ilan

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