Hi Traders,
In today’s episode of Trading Talk, trader Rory Killip will build on the basics he explained on episode 172. He will build a full model today and show you some great functions and techniques that you can apply to your own models.
We hope you enjoy this episode and as always all the best with your trading.
In this episode, we check in on the results of the My First Algo mini-series from the past 30 days and explore key upgrades for running algos in X Manager.
We’ll cover modifying and saving running algos, adding hedging when exposure exceeds net 5, implementing a pyramiding function, and testing across 28 Forex symbols to optimize for low drawdown. Plus, we’ll set up a brand-new algo on a fresh demo account.
In this episode we continue upgrading the previous Breakout strategy and start creating a portfolio with multiple symbols and multiple timeframes.
In this episode of Trading Talk, we continue refining the My First Algo Pack breakout model by optimising take profit levels.
Fine-tuning trade exits is a critical aspect of any trading strategy, and we’ll explore how small adjustments can lead to significant improvements.
Whether you’re already using the My First Algo Pack or just getting started, this session is packed with valuable insights to help you build a more effective, data-driven approach.
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