No currency is objectively better than another; it depends on strategy.

Alain Verleyen 2013.09.03 21:17 #11

That makes no sense to ask which is better between single or multicurrency, mainly without any argument. Objectively there is no reason to say that one is better that another.

Ubzen 2013.09.03 21:56 #12

angevoyageur: That makes no sense to ask which is better between single or multicurrency, mainly without any argument. Objectively there is no reason to say that one is better that another.

True.

enbo lu 2013.09.04 10:46 #13

Absolutly no sense, all is based on your strategy.

Husain Ali 2013.10.18 15:35 #14

You can specialize in one instrument and squeeze it. be expert of that currency!

or you set yourself to find any good opportunity on all pairs.

Not a place to compare or say one is better than the other as this is a style of trading where people are different.

BTW nice demo backtest results :)

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Icarus 2013.10.18 15:40 #15

angevoyageur:
That makes no sense to ask which is better between single or multicurrency, mainly without any argument. Objectively there is no reason to say that one is better that another.

Completelly true!

I would put the question like this: which is better (i) optimize an EA in several different pairs separetelly, and them use the different paramethers on each pair or (ii) optimize an multicurrency EA in several different pairs at the same time. I vote the first option.

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Jose 2013.10.18 16:24 #16

Icarus:

Completelly true!

I would put the question like this: which is better (i) optimize an EA in several different pairs separetelly, and them use the different paramethers on each pair or (ii) optimize an multicurrency EA in several different pairs at the same time. I vote the first option.

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