I'm about to spend $1500 on an EA. Please tell me a reason why I should'nt
I think I've done all necessary checks and testing but do not fully understand the EA's strategy well.
My main concern is back test fixing, is it even possible for an EA to fix back test results? This EA's back test is REALLY impressive even with stress test its performance is impressive.
What can I miss? should I wait for the price to drop in future?
Everything can be faked. Not saying it is the case here, but it is possible and it happened.
What is this stress test? My terminal does not have that option.
You do not really own anyhting you buy here in the market. You buy activations. So, what it boils down to is do you want to own the oil pipeline, or buy the oil?
Everything can be faked. Not saying it is the case here, but it is possible and it happened.
What is this stress test? My terminal does not have that option.
You do not really own anyhting you buy here in the market. You buy activations. So, what it boils down to is do you want to own the oil pipeline, or buy the oil?
Wait...so if I lose my laptops five times, then that's it?
Stress testing I mean simulated delays
I have read this article and I'm still not sure, $1500 is a lot of money! I wish the strategy was transparent enough so that I know exactly what I'm buying other than a smooth back test equity/balance line
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Wait...so if I lose my laptops five times, then that's it?
Stress testing I mean simulated delays
I have read this article and I'm still not sure, $1500 is a lot of money! I wish the strategy was transparent enough so that I know exactly what I'm buying other than a smooth back test equity/balance line
Why not contact the seller and tell them your concerns?
I do I'm waiting for a reply that will decide if I buy or not.
My main concern is fixing, the EA seem to filter bad days so perfectly, last reply the seller said it's news filter, however disabling the news filter doesn't make any difference and looking at the news file, there are no special news that could have been filtered compared to previous traded ones.
I hope I will get a specific answer on exactly why the specific days I singled out were filtered without revealing the strategy too much if its the seller's concern.
Anyway shouldn't an EA reveal the whole strategy to buyers?
Creating your own from ground up cost less with the right people who can code it for you. Plus you own it and can resell it for profit. <Deleted>
If the seller revealed the whole strategy many people may get it coded themselves instead of buying it.
Suggest to the seller that they provide a rental option so that you don't have to commit so much money.
If the seller revealed the whole strategy many people may get it coded themselves instead of buying it.
Suggest to the seller that they provide a rental option so that you don't have to commit so much money.
That makes a lot sense actually. So basically we're not buying to own?
The rent option is great however the seller once mentioned that competitors use the rent option to leave bad rating to a product
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I think I've done all necessary checks and testing but do not fully understand the EA's strategy well.
My main concern is back test fixing, is it even possible for an EA to fix back test results? This EA's back test is REALLY impressive even with stress test its performance is impressive.
What can I miss? should I wait for the price to drop in future?