Can 2% Risk Per Trade Produce Consistent Growth? Live Data Inside
To explore this, I am publicly monitoring a live account running my forex robot, Spready DoubleRecovery, using a 2% risk/profit target per trade configuration.
Unlike many automated systems, Spready DoubleRecovery follows a simple but disciplined approach. The EA waits for a strong trend signal, opens only one trade at a time, and uses a fixed 1:1 risk-to-reward structure. If a trade closes at a loss, the next trade increases its profit target in an attempt to recover previous losses. Historically, the strategy has recovered after a maximum of four consecutive losing trades.
The robot does not use:
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Grid
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Averaging
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Hedging
Instead, it focuses on trend-following opportunities across multiple currency pairs while maintaining strict stop-loss and take-profit management.
The live monitoring account currently uses a higher-risk configuration compared to my prop-firm-style setup. During the recent monitoring period, the account achieved average daily growth exceeding 2%, while all trades, statistics, and account performance remain publicly available for verification.
Anyone can independently verify:
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Trade history
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Win rate
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Drawdown
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Profit factor
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Trade duration
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Open and closed positions
through FXBlue monitoring and investor login access.
Transparency is important in automated trading. Rather than asking traders to trust screenshots or backtests, I prefer to provide live monitored accounts where the results can be reviewed in real time.
If you are interested in seeing how a trend-following multi-currency EA performs under higher-risk settings, I invite you to review the public monitoring and examine every trade yourself.
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