Showing posts with label tim trush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tim trush. Show all posts

Saturday, 13 November 2010

Magic Breakout Forex Trading System

Another Trading system from Tim Trush and Julie Larvin, the two people that brought us the 1 Minute Daily Trading system which we have previously reviewed. This system focuses on GBPUSD and trades the 30 minute time-frame, this is similar to the 1 Minute Break-Out system. The system is Free if you wish to manually trade the signals you can get it here, the paid for version costs $87. With this you get a customised MT4 indicator which makes Entry 100% mechanical (you don't have to watch the other 4 industry standard indicators) and you also get details on the Advanced Exit strategy. Stops and Targets are also mechanical for this system. The main issue with the Magic Break-Out system is that, although the indicator can be set to be audible and visual, it can be signalled at any time of the day. We made a slight loss on this system over 8 weeks and we also found it was just too big an ask to be around 24/7 to react to the entry signals.

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Monday, 12 July 2010

1 Minute Daily Forex Trading Strategy

The 1 Minute Daily manual is quite well written, it’s only 41 pages but plenty sufficient to get the strategy across. It opens with a little bit about trading (and strategies), it then discusses breakouts before describing how to install the indicators and place orders. The installation (of the indicators) and placement of orders should be plain sailing for those with experience of MetaTrader 4, those without will obviously have a slight learning curve.

It really does seem like a minute each morning (09:00 for GBPUSD) 100% mechanical strategy, place two orders, one Long and one Short. The only requirement after this is to be around to cancel the opposing order, if/when the first order triggered hits it’s profit level. This check doesn’t need to be done any more than every few hours as the difference between the target and opposing order entry level is usually quite significant.

Our back-tested results for April and May matched those reported and we also had a positive June, which we traded on a real account, see below:

GBPUSD

• April 2010 – 14 trades, 9 (+40.5%) winners and 5 (-25%) losers = +15.5%
• May 2010 – 18 trades, 9 (+40.5%) winners and 9 losers (-45%) = -4.5%
• June 2010 – 22 trades, 13 (+58.5%) winners and 9 losers (-45%) = +13.5%
Net gain of 24.5%.

USDJPY
• April 2010 – 13 trades, 7 (31.5%) winners and 6 losers (-30%) = +1.5%
• May 2010 – 13 trades, 5 (22.5%) winners and 8 losers (-40) = -17.5%
• June 2010 – 14 trades, 9 (40.5%) winners and 5 losers (-25%) = +15.5%
Net loss of 0.5%.

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