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¿Por qué es rentable invertir en las operaciones de cambio?
En este artículo, le describiré cómo puede obtener un buen ingreso en el mercado de divisas y qué necesita para obtenerlo.
Como usted sabe, Forex es un mercado de cambio de divisas internacional, donde puede ganar al especular con la moneda, compra más barato y vende al precio más alto y esta diferencia es nuestra ganancia.
¿Cuáles son las principales ventajas de este mercado?
1. Rentabilidad. Los buenos comerciantes ganan el 100% o más por año, y esta es una gran ganancia. Especial cuando estamos comparando con los bancos, donde podemos obtener el 5% por año.
2. Liquidez. Si desea retirar el cuerpo del depósito, basta con cerrar todas las ofertas y solicitar la retirada. Por ejemplo, en el sector inmobiliario, debe poner la casa en venta. Últimos meses, si hay un deseo de vender a buen precio.
3. Disponibilidad. Puede comenzar con $ 1000. Por ejemplo, para comenzar a hacer negocios en bienes raíces, necesita comprar una casa o un departamento, y esto tiene un costo de miles de dólares.
4. Usted puede comerciar por sí mismo y dar el capital bajo la administración de un comerciante. Es importante que se dé cuenta de que el administrador no podrá gastar su dinero o aún así. El comerciante solo podrá realizar transacciones. Para ganar su comisión, él debe obtener un beneficio para usted.
5. Control de riesgos. Cuando da dinero bajo el control de otra persona, puede establecer riesgos aceptables. Como cualquier inversionista inteligente, creo que se da cuenta de que el trabajo no puede ir según lo planeado y, en el peor de los casos, puede asegurarse. Con un gestor de riesgos que detendrá automáticamente el comercio.
¿Qué deberías prestar especial atención?
1. Broker.
La edad de un buen corredor es más de 5 años y debería funcionar en la zona legal de países como: Estados Unidos, Gran Bretaña, Alemania y Australia.
2. El gerente.
El gerente de la parrilla debe tener varios años de experiencia. Es mejor cuando trabaja con bajos riesgos.
3. Esquema de trabajo.
El dinero en la administración es mejor dando a través de la administración de confianza y las cuentas MAM
4. Utilice el gestor de riesgos.
Es un robot que limita las pérdidas. A veces, algo puede ir no según el plan, es como un seguro para este caso.
5. No recomiendo trabajar a través de la cuenta PAMM.
Por lo general, no tienen acceso a estadísticas comerciales para cada acuerdo y la capacidad de establecer un administrador de riesgos.
Principales reglas de Forex
El comercio es un arte, no una ciencia.
Nunca dejes que un ganador se convierta en un perdedor.
La lógica gana, el impulso mata.
Nunca arriesgue más del 2% por operación.
Utilice tanto el análisis técnico como el fundamental.
Siempre empareje fuerte con débil.
Ser correcto y temprano significa que estás equivocado.
Diferenciar entre escalar y agregar a un perdedor.
Lo que es matemáticamente óptimo es psicológicamente imposible.
El riesgo puede ser predeterminado, la recompensa es impredecible.
Sin excusas, nunca
¿Por qué es rentable invertir en las operaciones de cambio?
En este artículo, le describiré cómo puede obtener un buen ingreso en el mercado de divisas y qué necesita para obtenerlo.
Como usted sabe, Forex es un mercado de cambio de divisas internacional, donde puede ganar al especular con la moneda, compra más barato y vende al precio más alto y esta diferencia es nuestra ganancia.
¿Cuáles son las principales ventajas de este mercado?
1. Rentabilidad. Los buenos comerciantes ganan el 100% o más por año, y esta es una gran ganancia. Especial cuando estamos comparando con los bancos, donde podemos obtener el 5% por año.
2. Liquidez. Si desea retirar el cuerpo del depósito, basta con cerrar todas las ofertas y solicitar la retirada. Por ejemplo, en el sector inmobiliario, debe poner la casa en venta. Últimos meses, si hay un deseo de vender a buen precio.
3. Disponibilidad. Puede comenzar con $ 1000. Por ejemplo, para comenzar a hacer negocios en bienes raíces, necesita comprar una casa o un departamento, y esto tiene un costo de miles de dólares.
4. Usted puede comerciar por sí mismo y dar el capital bajo la administración de un comerciante. Es importante que se dé cuenta de que el administrador no podrá gastar su dinero o aún así. El comerciante solo podrá realizar transacciones. Para ganar su comisión, él debe obtener un beneficio para usted.
5. Control de riesgos. Cuando da dinero bajo el control de otra persona, puede establecer riesgos aceptables. Como cualquier inversionista inteligente, creo que se da cuenta de que el trabajo no puede ir según lo planeado y, en el peor de los casos, puede asegurarse. Con un gestor de riesgos que detendrá automáticamente el comercio.
¿Qué deberías prestar especial atención?
1. Broker.
La edad de un buen corredor es más de 5 años y debería funcionar en la zona legal de países como: Estados Unidos, Gran Bretaña, Alemania y Australia.
2. El gerente.
El gerente de la parrilla debe tener varios años de experiencia. Es mejor cuando trabaja con bajos riesgos.
3. Esquema de trabajo.
El dinero en la administración es mejor dando a través de la administración de confianza y las cuentas MAM
4. Utilice el gestor de riesgos.
Es un robot que limita las pérdidas. A veces, algo puede ir no según el plan, es como un seguro para este caso.
5. No recomiendo trabajar a través de la cuenta PAMM.
Por lo general, no tienen acceso a estadísticas comerciales para cada acuerdo y la capacidad de establecer un administrador de riesgos.
Principales reglas de Forex
El comercio es un arte, no una ciencia.
Nunca dejes que un ganador se convierta en un perdedor.
La lógica gana, el impulso mata.
Nunca arriesgue más del 2% por operación.
Utilice tanto el análisis técnico como el fundamental.
Siempre empareje fuerte con débil.
Ser correcto y temprano significa que estás equivocado.
Diferenciar entre escalar y agregar a un perdedor.
Lo que es matemáticamente óptimo es psicológicamente imposible.
El riesgo puede ser predeterminado, la recompensa es impredecible.
Sin excusas, nunca
Abdul Salam
This post is for those of you who wish to try out an Expert Advisor, Indicator or Script but aren't too sure where to start.
First, some background information. These are "add ons" that you can use within Metatrader4 (MT4). They are created by writing a set of rules and commands using Metatrader Query Language (MQL) which is quite similar to modern day computer languages (e.g. C++, Java). The code you write (Source Code) is stored in a file with a suffix of MQ4.
Once the code has been written it is "processed" into a format that the computer/MT4 can understand better. This is called compiling and generates a file with the suffix of EX4.
So, a simple file called MyIndicator.MQ4 would also have a MyIndicator.EX4 file.
To use the code within MT4, all you need is the EX4 file, however you will not be able to edit or look at the original source code without the MQ4 file.
(NOTE! When you get spam email from trading sites saying, "I've got this great money making scheme for only $99.97 - if you hurry", you'll almost certainly only ever get the EX4 file. Oh - and it'll probably make more money for the seller than you!)
So - what are the differences between the types of file...
Expert Advisors (EA's)
These are programs that are designed to automate the trading process by identifying where to enter trades, how many lots to buy/sell, where to place stops/targets and how it will trail any position to maximise potential profit. They generally update every time a new tick arrives.
Sounds great doesn't it.
The problem is, when a human looks at a chart, there is frequently a large amount of subjective data that the human can make sense of easily. e.g. a Human might say, enter when the fast MA crosses the slow MA and the RSI is NEAR 50. But what does NEAR actually mean? The EA likes to work with absolutes, and some of the things we lack in trading are absolutes.
Consequently, putting all the rules that you use for entering/managing a trade into an EA is not always straight forward, often produces unexpected results, and can easily lead to "curve fitting" e.g. optimising the output of the EA to return as high a profit as possible but only for a specific set of circumstances.
Indicators
These allow you to create variations of existing indicators or completely new ones based on whatever set of rules you wish and to display them on the charts or below in the data windows. Indicators cover such things as moving averages, histograms, plotting text above/below bars and changing bar colours based on the coded rules. These are adjusted every time a new tick arrives but depending on the nature of the data being processed may need a certain number of bars to have been posted (e.g. a 10 period MA will need at least the previous 10 bars to provide a value).
Scripts
Scripts are "one hit" pieces of code - usually. The idea is that you drop a script on a chart, it does it's work and that's it. This can be altered however (e.g. the DOM is initiated via a script, but it doesn't disappear.
So - I've got these file things, where do I put them?
I'll approach this from the perspective of code that has been attached to a post in the forum, but the principal works the same if you get an Indicator/EA/Script from some other source.
So we have something to test with I've attached an indicator I have made changes to based on the MACD (For Info - it brings it into line with other packages such as TradeStation but can also display the same as the MT4 versoin).
The three types of file (Experts, Indicators, Scripts) all have their own place to "live" within the MT4 directory structure. To begin with, where does MT4 live
For those of you that have not yet installed the very latest version of MT4, you will find MT4 here... (probably - there will always be an exception :-)
(for XP, 32 bit Windows) C:\Program Files\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital
(for Windows 7 64 bit) C:\Program Files (x86)\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital
If you have the very latest version you will find the install directory... I'll use this as the default for the rest of this post.
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital
If you have an Expert Advisor (EA) you will need to place the files here...
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital\experts
If you have an Indicator it needs to go here...
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital\experts\indicators
If you have a Script it needs to go here...
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital\experts\scripts
For our example files we need to put them into the indicators directory.
To do this, right click on the dcm_MACD_Col.ex4 file. You will have a small pop up menu appear. One of the options will be "Save Link As" (Firefox) or "Save Target As" (Internet Explorer) (something similar for Chrome and other browsers).
Choose this option and it will present you with a dialog that allows you to navigate to the directory as specified above (i.e. ...experts\indicators).
Click on Save and the file will be saved in the correct location. Now do the exactly the same with the dcm_MACD_Col.mq4 file.
Ok - so I've Saved the file - how do I find it in MT4?
If you have MT4 already open, you will need to close it and restart it.
When restarted you should see the indicator listed under the Custom Indicators section of the Navigator Window. From there it's just a case of dragging and dropping it onto a chart.
Expert Advisors will appear under.... Expert Advisors
Scripts will appear under Scripts
Possible Problems #@!!$%!!!
Sorry - sometimes things just don't work as you expect. Possible problems are...
I'm seeing weird characters on the screen (or - I can see the code of the indicator). You most likely left clicked instead of right clicked on the file. go back one page on your browser and try again.
I can't save the file due to some permission restriction. Most likely you have Windows User Access Control (UAC) turned on or are using a machine where you do not have administrator priviliges. If you get this - put a post in the forum and myself or some other bee will help.
I can't see the (EA/Indicator/Script) - be careful where you save the file. Most likely you've put it in the Experts directory.
Any other problems - put a post in the forum.
First, some background information. These are "add ons" that you can use within Metatrader4 (MT4). They are created by writing a set of rules and commands using Metatrader Query Language (MQL) which is quite similar to modern day computer languages (e.g. C++, Java). The code you write (Source Code) is stored in a file with a suffix of MQ4.
Once the code has been written it is "processed" into a format that the computer/MT4 can understand better. This is called compiling and generates a file with the suffix of EX4.
So, a simple file called MyIndicator.MQ4 would also have a MyIndicator.EX4 file.
To use the code within MT4, all you need is the EX4 file, however you will not be able to edit or look at the original source code without the MQ4 file.
(NOTE! When you get spam email from trading sites saying, "I've got this great money making scheme for only $99.97 - if you hurry", you'll almost certainly only ever get the EX4 file. Oh - and it'll probably make more money for the seller than you!)
So - what are the differences between the types of file...
Expert Advisors (EA's)
These are programs that are designed to automate the trading process by identifying where to enter trades, how many lots to buy/sell, where to place stops/targets and how it will trail any position to maximise potential profit. They generally update every time a new tick arrives.
Sounds great doesn't it.
The problem is, when a human looks at a chart, there is frequently a large amount of subjective data that the human can make sense of easily. e.g. a Human might say, enter when the fast MA crosses the slow MA and the RSI is NEAR 50. But what does NEAR actually mean? The EA likes to work with absolutes, and some of the things we lack in trading are absolutes.
Consequently, putting all the rules that you use for entering/managing a trade into an EA is not always straight forward, often produces unexpected results, and can easily lead to "curve fitting" e.g. optimising the output of the EA to return as high a profit as possible but only for a specific set of circumstances.
Indicators
These allow you to create variations of existing indicators or completely new ones based on whatever set of rules you wish and to display them on the charts or below in the data windows. Indicators cover such things as moving averages, histograms, plotting text above/below bars and changing bar colours based on the coded rules. These are adjusted every time a new tick arrives but depending on the nature of the data being processed may need a certain number of bars to have been posted (e.g. a 10 period MA will need at least the previous 10 bars to provide a value).
Scripts
Scripts are "one hit" pieces of code - usually. The idea is that you drop a script on a chart, it does it's work and that's it. This can be altered however (e.g. the DOM is initiated via a script, but it doesn't disappear.
So - I've got these file things, where do I put them?
I'll approach this from the perspective of code that has been attached to a post in the forum, but the principal works the same if you get an Indicator/EA/Script from some other source.
So we have something to test with I've attached an indicator I have made changes to based on the MACD (For Info - it brings it into line with other packages such as TradeStation but can also display the same as the MT4 versoin).
The three types of file (Experts, Indicators, Scripts) all have their own place to "live" within the MT4 directory structure. To begin with, where does MT4 live
For those of you that have not yet installed the very latest version of MT4, you will find MT4 here... (probably - there will always be an exception :-)
(for XP, 32 bit Windows) C:\Program Files\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital
(for Windows 7 64 bit) C:\Program Files (x86)\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital
If you have the very latest version you will find the install directory... I'll use this as the default for the rest of this post.
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital
If you have an Expert Advisor (EA) you will need to place the files here...
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital\experts
If you have an Indicator it needs to go here...
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital\experts\indicators
If you have a Script it needs to go here...
C:\MT4 Quant powered by Divisa Capital\experts\scripts
For our example files we need to put them into the indicators directory.
To do this, right click on the dcm_MACD_Col.ex4 file. You will have a small pop up menu appear. One of the options will be "Save Link As" (Firefox) or "Save Target As" (Internet Explorer) (something similar for Chrome and other browsers).
Choose this option and it will present you with a dialog that allows you to navigate to the directory as specified above (i.e. ...experts\indicators).
Click on Save and the file will be saved in the correct location. Now do the exactly the same with the dcm_MACD_Col.mq4 file.
Ok - so I've Saved the file - how do I find it in MT4?
If you have MT4 already open, you will need to close it and restart it.
When restarted you should see the indicator listed under the Custom Indicators section of the Navigator Window. From there it's just a case of dragging and dropping it onto a chart.
Expert Advisors will appear under.... Expert Advisors
Scripts will appear under Scripts
Possible Problems #@!!$%!!!
Sorry - sometimes things just don't work as you expect. Possible problems are...
I'm seeing weird characters on the screen (or - I can see the code of the indicator). You most likely left clicked instead of right clicked on the file. go back one page on your browser and try again.
I can't save the file due to some permission restriction. Most likely you have Windows User Access Control (UAC) turned on or are using a machine where you do not have administrator priviliges. If you get this - put a post in the forum and myself or some other bee will help.
I can't see the (EA/Indicator/Script) - be careful where you save the file. Most likely you've put it in the Experts directory.
Any other problems - put a post in the forum.
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Matthew Todorovski
2015.05.01
I agree with PCWalker. The Wall is intended for very small postings / updates, whereas the Blog is designed for in-depth articles or analyses. Of course, if this were strictly enforced then MQL would have prevented you from posting this!
Abdul Salam
2015.05.05
thank you PCWalker for giving some useful comments. i am new to mql comunity, now i posted it in blog post
Abdul Salam
Hello, if i rent an EA, will this rent be tied with only one account or i can test it with more accounts?
Thanks
Thanks
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