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Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Nicholas,
Thanks for the update! Yes this has happened to me too. If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, again. Happy to hear your new challenge is working out a lot better. Keep us posted!
Here is a link to my FXIFY challenge!
Here is a link to my Infinity Forex Fund challenge . You can follow through my 12 week journey to a funded account!
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Alan!
I am currently undergoing my second FXIFY challenge. I made a mistake with lot sizes for Gold in the first challenge and that caused an equity breach. A lesson I now learned.
Overall, I’m still having a great experience with FXIFY! and I’m making progress along my second challenge, which I should be complete with in the coming couple weeks.
I hope your challenge is going great too! FXIFY has provided great support and has been quick and helpful in answering all my questions about their platform and the rules.
Cheers!
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Nicholas,
It’s been a month now since you started your FXIFY challenge. Can you give us an update?
I also have an FXIFY challenge in progress. In this challenge I use EA Studio to create my robots.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Embi,
As long as you see a smiley face or a blue hat in the upper right corner of the chart and the EA and the chart time frames are the same then you have set up the EA correctly. These EAs mostly only trade one per day on average. So Since you just opened the EA on Friday I would expect you should see a trade on Monday or Tuesday at the latest.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Boyan,
I see what you mean. Kind of hard to set the lot size if you don’t know the risk. During the process of adding the EA to the chart there is a box that shows up on the screen. If you click on inputs then you can see the SL and calculate the risk before the EA is actually attached to the chart. When I want to change the lot size of an EA already installed on the chart then I right click on the smiley face or the blue hat in the upper right corner of the chart. Then I select properties and from there I can see the SL and I can calculate and add the lot size.
The way you eventually did it works!
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi k,
Don’t worry about time zones. I don’t! As long as you see a smiley face everything is working correctly. Just be patient and the trades will come.
Can you show a screenshot of the upper left area of the trading chart so I can see what it is saying? Then I can help further.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Markus,
Different broker, different results!
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi k,
Right click on smiley face, select Expert Advisors, then select Strategy Tester.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Boyan,
No sure I understand your question but I will give it a try:
You do not pre-set the entry lot size in the app. You do this when you add the robot to the chart. During the install process onto the chart a properties box will show up. Click on Inputs. Here you will find the Loss in pips. Use this Stop Loss in the Calculator to find the Entry Lots. Then enter the lot size into the properties box. Click OK.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Markus,
The robots are created using blackbull historical data. However, you don’t need to just use the blackbull broker as you can also use other brokers / prop firms. Recently one of our traders picked the top 5 robots, placed them on an Infinity Forex Fund challenge, and got funded within a few months.
I, on the other hand, use a different approach. When I use robots with a different broker / prop firm I forward test them with a small lot size like 0.01 for a week or two. I then select the best performing robot to trade with a normal lot size.
As to the magic numbers not being the same. When the robots are updated with EA Studio they will automatically be given a new magic number.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantThe only option you have then is to keep the lot size small so as to consider all open trades as one trade.
Alan Northam
ParticipantDoes that EA have an option in its properties box to select how many trades can be opened at one time?
Alan Northam
ParticipantMy mistake. I am not familiar with that EA .
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Ahmed22,
These are not the same EA. This is a portfolio of EAs containing many different strategies. The fact that many trades are open within a few minutes is the result of using the M1 timeframe.
Alan,
Alan Northam
ParticipantHi Ahmed22,
That should probably work OK!
Alan,
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