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that's bullshit.
 

I'd like to ask about this " 11. Reject if there are more negative than positive trades! " . Usually, I agree, this is a rule for a trader doing scalper. Do you have a swing rule? What percentage of positive trades would you expect? 35% to 50%?

 
Ricardo Rodrigues Lucca #:

I'd like to ask about this " 11. Reject if there are more negative than positive trades! " . Usually, I agree, this is a rule for a trader doing scalper. Do you have a swing rule? What percentage of positive trades would you expect? 35% to 50%?

Hello, I usually accept an EA in my portfolio only if it generates at least 80% positive trades in the last 3-5 years.

 
I've already used several robots on a real account and what I've noticed is that the results between a real and demo account are very different indeed and have unfortunately caused more losses than gains. I've now been testing some robots with artificial intelligence for 30 days on the demo account and they've shown excellent profitability, but I'm apprehensive and afraid to put them on the real account due to the losses I've already suffered with other robots that proved to be highly profitable on the demo account, but when they went to the real account, everything changed for the worse.
 
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I want to see the demo operations of the robot live
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