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Enrique Enguix
"The Life of a Trader: Do You Have What It Takes to Be Free?" 🔥💪
While most people are stuck in traffic, in gray offices, you could be deciding your fate with a single click. Yes, being a trader is living with intensity. It’s not just numbers or charts—it’s waking up every morning knowing that your decisions matter, that every move can make a difference.
🌍 Imagine this: While others are following the 9 to 5 routine, you've already closed a trade with profits, and you're enjoying your morning your way. There's no boss controlling you, no endless to-do list assigned to you. You own your time.
But wait. It's not for everyone. Being a trader is for those who are willing to face uncertainty, to feel the adrenaline of the markets, and still wake up hungrier to win. It’s for those who challenge the status quo, for those who don’t want to wait 40 years to enjoy life.
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The price?
Hours in front of the screen, the tension of seeing the market challenge your analysis. But, you know what? Every trade you close successfully, every time you trust your strategy, brings you closer to that freedom most people can only dream of.
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Do you have what it takes? ⚡️
🔸 Can you handle the pressure?
🔸 Are you willing to lose before you win?
🔸 Do you see yourself taking control of your life without asking anyone for permission?
No, not everyone is ready to be a trader. But those who are, live differently. They don’t trade their time for money, they make money work for them.
If you feel that spark, that desire for more, then you already know what you have to do. The world belongs to those who take risks. Are you in?
While most people are stuck in traffic, in gray offices, you could be deciding your fate with a single click. Yes, being a trader is living with intensity. It’s not just numbers or charts—it’s waking up every morning knowing that your decisions matter, that every move can make a difference.
🌍 Imagine this: While others are following the 9 to 5 routine, you've already closed a trade with profits, and you're enjoying your morning your way. There's no boss controlling you, no endless to-do list assigned to you. You own your time.
But wait. It's not for everyone. Being a trader is for those who are willing to face uncertainty, to feel the adrenaline of the markets, and still wake up hungrier to win. It’s for those who challenge the status quo, for those who don’t want to wait 40 years to enjoy life.
---
The price?
Hours in front of the screen, the tension of seeing the market challenge your analysis. But, you know what? Every trade you close successfully, every time you trust your strategy, brings you closer to that freedom most people can only dream of.
---
Do you have what it takes? ⚡️
🔸 Can you handle the pressure?
🔸 Are you willing to lose before you win?
🔸 Do you see yourself taking control of your life without asking anyone for permission?
No, not everyone is ready to be a trader. But those who are, live differently. They don’t trade their time for money, they make money work for them.
If you feel that spark, that desire for more, then you already know what you have to do. The world belongs to those who take risks. Are you in?
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Enrique Enguix
🇬🇧 Why is investing so important?
Because every time you don’t invest, your money loses value. Investing isn’t about getting rich quickly, it’s about protecting and growing what you already have. It doesn’t matter if it’s a little or a lot, what’s important is that you start.
Investing teaches you a key lesson: time is your best ally. Every day that passes without putting your money to work is a day lost in the race towards financial independence. The market gives you opportunities, but it requires patience, consistency, and most of all, strategy.
It’s not about always getting it right, it’s about learning in the process and letting your money grow over time. Throughout the years, those small steps you take today will make the difference tomorrow. And if you ask me, there’s no better time to start than now. After all, investing is a commitment to yourself and to your future.
Because every time you don’t invest, your money loses value. Investing isn’t about getting rich quickly, it’s about protecting and growing what you already have. It doesn’t matter if it’s a little or a lot, what’s important is that you start.
Investing teaches you a key lesson: time is your best ally. Every day that passes without putting your money to work is a day lost in the race towards financial independence. The market gives you opportunities, but it requires patience, consistency, and most of all, strategy.
It’s not about always getting it right, it’s about learning in the process and letting your money grow over time. Throughout the years, those small steps you take today will make the difference tomorrow. And if you ask me, there’s no better time to start than now. After all, investing is a commitment to yourself and to your future.
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Enrique Enguix
🚀 New Article: Optimizing NEXUS EA for Maximum Performance
📊 Discover how to enhance your trading strategies with NEXUS EA! Learn how to fine-tune key parameters like entry strategies, timeframes, lot multipliers, and POC filters to take your Forex trading to the next level.
📈 Whether you're looking to improve efficiency or adapt to changing market conditions, this guide offers valuable insights to optimize your Expert Advisor and boost results.
👉 Read the full article here: https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/759093
#NexusEA #ForexTrading #TradingStrategies #EAOptimization #ForexTips
📊 Discover how to enhance your trading strategies with NEXUS EA! Learn how to fine-tune key parameters like entry strategies, timeframes, lot multipliers, and POC filters to take your Forex trading to the next level.
📈 Whether you're looking to improve efficiency or adapt to changing market conditions, this guide offers valuable insights to optimize your Expert Advisor and boost results.
👉 Read the full article here: https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/759093
#NexusEA #ForexTrading #TradingStrategies #EAOptimization #ForexTips
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Enrique Enguix
The Oracle of Omaha: A Lesson in Patience
In the city of Omaha, Nebraska, lived a man who had achieved what many considered impossible: becoming one of the richest people in the world without the drama of Silicon Valley or the schemes of Wall Street. Warren Buffett, known as "The Oracle of Omaha," was a man whose fortune was not built on revolutionary technological inventions, but on patience, wisdom, and a deep understanding of long-term value.
At the age of eleven, Buffett had already purchased his first stock. It wasn’t a brilliant move or a stroke of luck, but something in that process sparked something in him. Over time, he didn’t become an aggressive player on the stock market but rather an astute observer, someone who knew how to wait for the right moment. He understood that wealth wasn’t built by frantic buying and selling but by standing firm in intelligent decisions. His maxim, "The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient," resonated not only with investors but with anyone who studied his life.
One of the key moments in his career happened in 1965 when he acquired Berkshire Hathaway, a struggling textile company. Many saw it as a mistake. Why would a man with such financial insight buy a dying business? But Buffett saw beyond the present. He knew Berkshire could become a vehicle to acquire other companies, and so it did. What others saw as a failed investment, he saw as an opportunity. He transformed that company into the multi-billion-dollar holding it is today, a living lesson that value lies in long-term vision.
Buffett stood out not only for his ability to identify sound investments but also for his humility. While other billionaires lived in opulent mansions and traveled on private jets, he stayed in his Omaha home, a modest residence he bought in 1958. When he talked about success, he didn’t mention numbers but principles. “It’s better to be approximately right than precisely wrong,” he would often say, emphasizing the importance of prudence over perfection.
Throughout his life, Buffett was also a master of another art: the art of saying no. He knew when to say “no” and when to walk away from opportunities that seemed shiny at first glance but hid unnecessary risks. As he once said, “The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.” That ability to discern which opportunities were worth pursuing and which weren’t was key to his success.
What’s most impressive, however, is that despite accumulating a massive fortune, Buffett never lost sight of what truly mattered: time and human relationships. With his lifelong partner, Charlie Munger, and his continuous philanthropy, Warren Buffett didn’t just teach how to invest money but how to live a life of purpose.
Warren Buffett, beyond being a man of numbers, is a man of principles. His story, far from being a quick recipe for getting rich, is a lesson in patience, careful observation, and well-thought-out decisions. In a world that tends toward immediacy, his life is a reminder that true value, like a good investment, requires time.
As he himself once said: "You can’t produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant." Some things, the best things, simply take time.
In the city of Omaha, Nebraska, lived a man who had achieved what many considered impossible: becoming one of the richest people in the world without the drama of Silicon Valley or the schemes of Wall Street. Warren Buffett, known as "The Oracle of Omaha," was a man whose fortune was not built on revolutionary technological inventions, but on patience, wisdom, and a deep understanding of long-term value.
At the age of eleven, Buffett had already purchased his first stock. It wasn’t a brilliant move or a stroke of luck, but something in that process sparked something in him. Over time, he didn’t become an aggressive player on the stock market but rather an astute observer, someone who knew how to wait for the right moment. He understood that wealth wasn’t built by frantic buying and selling but by standing firm in intelligent decisions. His maxim, "The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient," resonated not only with investors but with anyone who studied his life.
One of the key moments in his career happened in 1965 when he acquired Berkshire Hathaway, a struggling textile company. Many saw it as a mistake. Why would a man with such financial insight buy a dying business? But Buffett saw beyond the present. He knew Berkshire could become a vehicle to acquire other companies, and so it did. What others saw as a failed investment, he saw as an opportunity. He transformed that company into the multi-billion-dollar holding it is today, a living lesson that value lies in long-term vision.
Buffett stood out not only for his ability to identify sound investments but also for his humility. While other billionaires lived in opulent mansions and traveled on private jets, he stayed in his Omaha home, a modest residence he bought in 1958. When he talked about success, he didn’t mention numbers but principles. “It’s better to be approximately right than precisely wrong,” he would often say, emphasizing the importance of prudence over perfection.
Throughout his life, Buffett was also a master of another art: the art of saying no. He knew when to say “no” and when to walk away from opportunities that seemed shiny at first glance but hid unnecessary risks. As he once said, “The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.” That ability to discern which opportunities were worth pursuing and which weren’t was key to his success.
What’s most impressive, however, is that despite accumulating a massive fortune, Buffett never lost sight of what truly mattered: time and human relationships. With his lifelong partner, Charlie Munger, and his continuous philanthropy, Warren Buffett didn’t just teach how to invest money but how to live a life of purpose.
Warren Buffett, beyond being a man of numbers, is a man of principles. His story, far from being a quick recipe for getting rich, is a lesson in patience, careful observation, and well-thought-out decisions. In a world that tends toward immediacy, his life is a reminder that true value, like a good investment, requires time.
As he himself once said: "You can’t produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant." Some things, the best things, simply take time.
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Enrique Enguix
Today is Friday. You know what that means: it's time to unplug. But if you're a trader, it's easy to fall into the temptation of keeping an eye on the markets. Don't do it! Sometimes, the best decision is to let go of control and trust that things will run their course.
In trading, just like in life, rest is key. Today, let your strategies breathe, allow your mind to clear, and remember that stepping away is also part of the process. Take advantage of the weekend, recharge your energy, and come back on Monday with a clearer vision.
Today is Friday, rest. And for everyone taking the time to unwind, hit this post with some fire! 🔥
In trading, just like in life, rest is key. Today, let your strategies breathe, allow your mind to clear, and remember that stepping away is also part of the process. Take advantage of the weekend, recharge your energy, and come back on Monday with a clearer vision.
Today is Friday, rest. And for everyone taking the time to unwind, hit this post with some fire! 🔥
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Enrique Enguix
Do you know the real hidden power of Expert Advisors?
Many traders using Expert Advisors focus solely on the entry: the exact moment to open a trade. But let me tell you something you might not expect: the secret to making an EA truly profitable lies in how it manages exits.
Why? Because even if an EA can identify good entry points, the way it manages an open trade makes the difference between blowing up an account or seeing steady growth.
Here are 3 key adjustments you can start applying today to improve the management of exits in your EA:
Volatility-based Trailing Stop: Instead of using a fixed trailing stop, adjust the stop to the current market volatility. You can use indicators like the ATR (Average True Range) so the EA moves the stop based on market activity. This helps prevent the EA from closing trades prematurely during small market fluctuations.
Partial Position Closure: An advanced yet effective strategy is to split your trade into several lots and close a portion when the market moves in your favor. This locks in profits while letting the rest run with much lower risk. Not all EAs allow this, but if yours does, take advantage of it.
Time Filter: Some markets have dead hours or times of high volatility when price behavior is erratic. Configure your EA to avoid holding open positions during specific periods, such as the New York session opening or major macroeconomic events. This reduces the chances of a good trade turning into a loss due to unpredictable moves.
Conclusion: An EA is not just about entering the market, it’s about exiting it at the right moment. Optimizing how your EA manages exits is what can turn an average system into one that delivers consistent results.
Remember: risk control and strategic exits are the real game. If you’re not paying attention to this, you could be leaving a lot of money on the table.
Many traders using Expert Advisors focus solely on the entry: the exact moment to open a trade. But let me tell you something you might not expect: the secret to making an EA truly profitable lies in how it manages exits.
Why? Because even if an EA can identify good entry points, the way it manages an open trade makes the difference between blowing up an account or seeing steady growth.
Here are 3 key adjustments you can start applying today to improve the management of exits in your EA:
Volatility-based Trailing Stop: Instead of using a fixed trailing stop, adjust the stop to the current market volatility. You can use indicators like the ATR (Average True Range) so the EA moves the stop based on market activity. This helps prevent the EA from closing trades prematurely during small market fluctuations.
Partial Position Closure: An advanced yet effective strategy is to split your trade into several lots and close a portion when the market moves in your favor. This locks in profits while letting the rest run with much lower risk. Not all EAs allow this, but if yours does, take advantage of it.
Time Filter: Some markets have dead hours or times of high volatility when price behavior is erratic. Configure your EA to avoid holding open positions during specific periods, such as the New York session opening or major macroeconomic events. This reduces the chances of a good trade turning into a loss due to unpredictable moves.
Conclusion: An EA is not just about entering the market, it’s about exiting it at the right moment. Optimizing how your EA manages exits is what can turn an average system into one that delivers consistent results.
Remember: risk control and strategic exits are the real game. If you’re not paying attention to this, you could be leaving a lot of money on the table.
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Enrique Enguix
If you're still considering buying products for MetaTrader 4, it's time to reconsider. MT5 is much more than just an update; it's an evolution. Why stay stuck with a platform that's becoming outdated? MetaTrader 5 offers faster, more accurate backtests, multiple timeframes, and access to more markets. Plus, the execution speed is noticeably better—vital for operations where milliseconds make a difference.
MT4 might have been great in its time, but the future of automated trading lies with MT5. Continuing to invest in MT4 products means you're missing out on the latest technology. Make sure you're prepared for what's coming, not clinging to what's already passed.
MT4 might have been great in its time, but the future of automated trading lies with MT5. Continuing to invest in MT4 products means you're missing out on the latest technology. Make sure you're prepared for what's coming, not clinging to what's already passed.
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Enrique Enguix
"Subject: Enrique, Nexus in MT5 is incredible! 🙌
Hi Enrique,
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for the amazing work you've done with Nexus, especially now that I'm using it in MT5. I've been using Nexus since the MT4 days, and while it worked well for me back then, I have to say that in MT5, things have improved a lot. Everything runs smoother, and optimizations are super fast. It's saved me a lot of time tweaking the sets, and the results are showing.
I've also used Center, and while it gave me some good results, Nexus in MT5 is on a different level. But, you know how it goes—every EA has its own style. What I can say is that with Nexus, I feel much more comfortable in ranging markets; it handles everything with more ease.
Oh, and the news filter has been a lifesaver more than once, keeping me out of trades right when the market was about to go crazy over some unexpected news. Honestly, that alone gives me peace of mind to let it run without constantly checking in.
Anyway, just wanted to thank you and let you know that Nexus in MT5 is a beast. Keep up the great work!
Best,
*******"
Hi Enrique,
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for the amazing work you've done with Nexus, especially now that I'm using it in MT5. I've been using Nexus since the MT4 days, and while it worked well for me back then, I have to say that in MT5, things have improved a lot. Everything runs smoother, and optimizations are super fast. It's saved me a lot of time tweaking the sets, and the results are showing.
I've also used Center, and while it gave me some good results, Nexus in MT5 is on a different level. But, you know how it goes—every EA has its own style. What I can say is that with Nexus, I feel much more comfortable in ranging markets; it handles everything with more ease.
Oh, and the news filter has been a lifesaver more than once, keeping me out of trades right when the market was about to go crazy over some unexpected news. Honestly, that alone gives me peace of mind to let it run without constantly checking in.
Anyway, just wanted to thank you and let you know that Nexus in MT5 is a beast. Keep up the great work!
Best,
*******"
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Enrique Enguix
Trading is not just an option, it’s a necessity in today’s world. While traditional investing makes you wait years to see results and leaves you at the mercy of market cycles, trading allows you to seize market opportunities in real-time. Instead of watching inflation slowly eat away at your savings or hoping your investments recover from a dip, trading lets you generate short-term profits by strategically moving your capital.
Unlike traditional investments, where your money is tied up and dependent on external factors, trading gives you complete control. You decide when to enter, when to exit, and how to manage your funds. By using tools like Expert Advisors, you can even automate your strategy, allowing you to react faster and more precisely to market movements.
The flexibility of trading in markets like Forex, which operates 24/5, outperforms any passive investment model. Staying out of trading is like missing a competitive advantage in a world where every opportunity counts. Trading gives you the control that traditional investing simply can’t offer.
Today, trading is not just a strategic response to the current economy—it’s the only way to truly take control of your financial future.
Unlike traditional investments, where your money is tied up and dependent on external factors, trading gives you complete control. You decide when to enter, when to exit, and how to manage your funds. By using tools like Expert Advisors, you can even automate your strategy, allowing you to react faster and more precisely to market movements.
The flexibility of trading in markets like Forex, which operates 24/5, outperforms any passive investment model. Staying out of trading is like missing a competitive advantage in a world where every opportunity counts. Trading gives you the control that traditional investing simply can’t offer.
Today, trading is not just a strategic response to the current economy—it’s the only way to truly take control of your financial future.
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Enrique Enguix
En unas pocas horas, daremos inicio a la fase beta en vivo del nuevo Nexus ( https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/90877 ).
Al observar detenidamente el gráfico, se puede ver cómo el precio ha estado fluctuando dentro de un rango claro, definido principalmente por los niveles de POC (Point of Control). Este comportamiento revela una consolidación en curso.
En esta ocasión, hemos identificado un POC principal en la parte baja del gráfico, mientras que otros POC adicionales están presentes en la zona superior.
Esta estructura sugiere un mercado que se encuentra en una fase de consolidación, donde el POC inferior está actuando como un soporte sólido, mientras que los POC superiores están ejerciendo presión como resistencia. Esto podría ser indicativo de un próximo movimiento significativo en el precio, que podría ocurrir en cualquier momento. ¡Manténganse alertas para aprovechar esta oportunidad!
https://t.me/TrendexOfficial/1126
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In a few hours, we will begin the live beta test of the new Nexus ( https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/90877 ).
A closer look at the chart reveals that the price has been fluctuating within a defined range, primarily shaped by the POC (Point of Control) levels. This indicates an ongoing consolidation.
This time, we have identified a main POC at the lower part of the chart, with additional POCs overlapping in the upper zone.
This setup suggests that the market may be consolidating, with strong support at the lower POC and resistance at the upper POCs. This could be a sign of a significant price movement in the near future. Stay tuned to seize the opportunity!
https://t.me/TrendexOfficial/1126
Al observar detenidamente el gráfico, se puede ver cómo el precio ha estado fluctuando dentro de un rango claro, definido principalmente por los niveles de POC (Point of Control). Este comportamiento revela una consolidación en curso.
En esta ocasión, hemos identificado un POC principal en la parte baja del gráfico, mientras que otros POC adicionales están presentes en la zona superior.
Esta estructura sugiere un mercado que se encuentra en una fase de consolidación, donde el POC inferior está actuando como un soporte sólido, mientras que los POC superiores están ejerciendo presión como resistencia. Esto podría ser indicativo de un próximo movimiento significativo en el precio, que podría ocurrir en cualquier momento. ¡Manténganse alertas para aprovechar esta oportunidad!
https://t.me/TrendexOfficial/1126
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In a few hours, we will begin the live beta test of the new Nexus ( https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/90877 ).
A closer look at the chart reveals that the price has been fluctuating within a defined range, primarily shaped by the POC (Point of Control) levels. This indicates an ongoing consolidation.
This time, we have identified a main POC at the lower part of the chart, with additional POCs overlapping in the upper zone.
This setup suggests that the market may be consolidating, with strong support at the lower POC and resistance at the upper POCs. This could be a sign of a significant price movement in the near future. Stay tuned to seize the opportunity!
https://t.me/TrendexOfficial/1126
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Enrique Enguix
### Are You Looking Too Closely at the Chart? Beware of Microtrends!
These are two images of the same chart at the same time frame but the second one is further away
🔍 Microtrends vs. General Trends: Don’t Be Fooled by the Short Term
Many traders make the mistake of zooming in too much on charts and worry when they see their Expert Advisor seemingly making trades "in the wrong direction." But relax! That’s just a microtrend. If you focus only on these small movements, you might think the EA is failing when it’s actually following a long-term strategy.
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#### Here’s the Difference:
👀 Up Close (Microtrends)
- It might seem like the EA is making trades at the "wrong time."
- The movements seem contradictory, but in reality, the EA is following larger patterns.
🌍 Zoomed Out (General Trend)
- When you zoom out, you see the true market trend.
- The EA’s trades are aligned with that larger trend, not the small movements you see in the close-up view.
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### What Does This Mean for You?
💡 Focusing too much on small movements might lead to impulsive decisions that cost you money.
📈 The real profit lies in the long-term trend, not the microtrends.
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#### Pro Tip for Smart Traders:
Trust the EA’s long-term analysis. It’s designed to take advantage of major trends, and you shouldn’t change the strategy just because you see small daily fluctuations. Over time, the results will be positive.
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Remember to always look at the big picture! 👁️✨
These are two images of the same chart at the same time frame but the second one is further away
🔍 Microtrends vs. General Trends: Don’t Be Fooled by the Short Term
Many traders make the mistake of zooming in too much on charts and worry when they see their Expert Advisor seemingly making trades "in the wrong direction." But relax! That’s just a microtrend. If you focus only on these small movements, you might think the EA is failing when it’s actually following a long-term strategy.
---
#### Here’s the Difference:
👀 Up Close (Microtrends)
- It might seem like the EA is making trades at the "wrong time."
- The movements seem contradictory, but in reality, the EA is following larger patterns.
🌍 Zoomed Out (General Trend)
- When you zoom out, you see the true market trend.
- The EA’s trades are aligned with that larger trend, not the small movements you see in the close-up view.
---
### What Does This Mean for You?
💡 Focusing too much on small movements might lead to impulsive decisions that cost you money.
📈 The real profit lies in the long-term trend, not the microtrends.
---
#### Pro Tip for Smart Traders:
Trust the EA’s long-term analysis. It’s designed to take advantage of major trends, and you shouldn’t change the strategy just because you see small daily fluctuations. Over time, the results will be positive.
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Remember to always look at the big picture! 👁️✨
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Enrique Enguix
If you're a Forex trader using Expert Advisors (EAs), here's something you need to fully understand: realistic expectations for annual profits.
First, let's talk about real numbers. For EUR/USD, one of the most liquid pairs, daily variations can range between 0.5% and 1.5%, depending on market volatility. However, if you expand your view to a weekly time frame, you'll see variations between 2% and 3%. Monthly, these figures can scale up to 5% or even more, but this depends on macroeconomic factors.
Now, how does your time frame affect your profit expectations? If you're focused only on daily results, it's easy to get frustrated when your EA isn't delivering what you hoped for. But when you look at monthly or yearly results, you'll realize that small daily fluctuations are just part of the market's natural cycle.
In terms of realism, with a well-configured EA, you could be seeing annual returns between 20% and 50%, but with significant short-term fluctuations. If someone is promising to triple your account in a few months, they're probably either lying or exposing you to unacceptable risk.
Keep your eyes on the horizon, not on the wave.
First, let's talk about real numbers. For EUR/USD, one of the most liquid pairs, daily variations can range between 0.5% and 1.5%, depending on market volatility. However, if you expand your view to a weekly time frame, you'll see variations between 2% and 3%. Monthly, these figures can scale up to 5% or even more, but this depends on macroeconomic factors.
Now, how does your time frame affect your profit expectations? If you're focused only on daily results, it's easy to get frustrated when your EA isn't delivering what you hoped for. But when you look at monthly or yearly results, you'll realize that small daily fluctuations are just part of the market's natural cycle.
In terms of realism, with a well-configured EA, you could be seeing annual returns between 20% and 50%, but with significant short-term fluctuations. If someone is promising to triple your account in a few months, they're probably either lying or exposing you to unacceptable risk.
Keep your eyes on the horizon, not on the wave.
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Enrique Enguix
🧠 The Optimization Paradox: The Hidden Enemy of Future Performance
When you optimize an EA, you're adjusting its parameters to achieve the best possible results on historical data. This process, while necessary, has a dangerous limit called overfitting. Overfitting happens when the EA “learns” the specific details of past data, becoming too adjusted to it and, as a result, loses its ability to adapt to new data, i.e., to the live market.
❗ The common mistake is to think that the better the EA performs in backtesting, the better it will perform in the future. The reality is that, in many cases, a slightly optimized but more robust EA can outperform one excessively optimized for historical data. Here’s the key concept: you’re not optimizing to get the best past performance, but to find a set of parameters that will work consistently in the future.
🔍 How to know if you're falling into overfitting
Too many optimized parameters: If your EA has ten adjustable parameters and you optimize all of them, you risk overfitting. Each additional parameter increases the number of possible combinations, which raises the likelihood of adjusting the EA to the “noise” of the market, i.e., to specific patterns that may not repeat in the future.
Perfect equity curve in backtesting: If you see that your backtest result is almost perfect, with minimal drawdowns or losses, you've likely overfitted the system. Markets aren’t perfect, and a system that appears flawless in backtesting can quickly fail in live conditions.
Out-of-Sample Testing: This is an essential step many traders skip. After optimizing your EA over a specific historical period, always reserve a different period for backtesting without optimization. If the EA performs significantly worse in this non-optimized period, it’s probably overfitted.
Monte Carlo Analysis: This is a powerful method to avoid overfitting. It simulates random scenarios to measure the robustness of your EA under different market conditions. If your EA survives Monte Carlo tests with consistent results, it's much more likely to perform well in the future.
📊 The lesson
Don’t obsess over creating an EA that’s flawless on historical data. Instead, look for a balance between optimization and robustness. An EA that achieves acceptable results across different market conditions and currency pairs, without over-optimization, will be far more reliable in the long run. In short, success in algorithmic trading doesn’t come from winning more in the past, but from losing less in the future. 🚀
When you optimize an EA, you're adjusting its parameters to achieve the best possible results on historical data. This process, while necessary, has a dangerous limit called overfitting. Overfitting happens when the EA “learns” the specific details of past data, becoming too adjusted to it and, as a result, loses its ability to adapt to new data, i.e., to the live market.
❗ The common mistake is to think that the better the EA performs in backtesting, the better it will perform in the future. The reality is that, in many cases, a slightly optimized but more robust EA can outperform one excessively optimized for historical data. Here’s the key concept: you’re not optimizing to get the best past performance, but to find a set of parameters that will work consistently in the future.
🔍 How to know if you're falling into overfitting
Too many optimized parameters: If your EA has ten adjustable parameters and you optimize all of them, you risk overfitting. Each additional parameter increases the number of possible combinations, which raises the likelihood of adjusting the EA to the “noise” of the market, i.e., to specific patterns that may not repeat in the future.
Perfect equity curve in backtesting: If you see that your backtest result is almost perfect, with minimal drawdowns or losses, you've likely overfitted the system. Markets aren’t perfect, and a system that appears flawless in backtesting can quickly fail in live conditions.
Out-of-Sample Testing: This is an essential step many traders skip. After optimizing your EA over a specific historical period, always reserve a different period for backtesting without optimization. If the EA performs significantly worse in this non-optimized period, it’s probably overfitted.
Monte Carlo Analysis: This is a powerful method to avoid overfitting. It simulates random scenarios to measure the robustness of your EA under different market conditions. If your EA survives Monte Carlo tests with consistent results, it's much more likely to perform well in the future.
📊 The lesson
Don’t obsess over creating an EA that’s flawless on historical data. Instead, look for a balance between optimization and robustness. An EA that achieves acceptable results across different market conditions and currency pairs, without over-optimization, will be far more reliable in the long run. In short, success in algorithmic trading doesn’t come from winning more in the past, but from losing less in the future. 🚀
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Enrique Enguix
🌐 The Market: An Unpredictable Beast, but Tameable
There’s a common belief among traders: that the market can be predicted if you have enough experience or the right algorithms. The reality is quite different. The market is an uncontrollable beast, driven by millions of individual decisions, emotions, and external factors that no one can foresee. Every second, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide execute millions of trades, driven by reasons ranging from greed to fear, or simply because of a piece of news someone came across. So how could we possibly predict where the price is going?
✨ The impossibility of predicting chaos
The financial market is a complex and chaotic system. Trying to predict its next move is like trying to guess the exact path of a leaf in a storm. Can you ever predict the wind? No. And the same goes for the market. It doesn’t matter how many indicators you use, how many patterns you identify, or how advanced your expert advisor is. You can’t control chaos, and that’s the big mistake most traders make.
On top of its unpredictable nature, markets are full of traps: from manipulation by large institutions to sudden moves caused by unexpected events. The so-called “whales” (big players) can move millions with a click and radically change the direction of an asset. And you, with your EA, are competing in that same battlefield. Sounds terrifying, right? But here’s the interesting part: you don’t need to predict the market to succeed in it.
🔄 Adapt, don’t predict
While you can’t predict where the price will go, you can adapt to what’s happening. The real art of trading isn’t about trying to anticipate market moves but reacting smartly to what the market is showing you in real-time. Successful traders understand this. They don’t try to guess; they simply adjust to the market’s flow.
This is where real skill and smart expert advisor configuration come into play. Instead of trying to create a system that guesses where the price is going, focus on an EA that watches the current market behavior and adapts.
🎯 Adaptation strategies
Detect trend changes: Don’t try to predict when a trend will start. Set up your EA to recognize when it’s already happening. Let the system ride the wave, not create it.
Dynamic risk management: In an unpredictable market, the only thing you can control is your risk. Adjust your trade sizes and stop loss according to the current volatility, not based on past assumptions.
Embrace uncertainty: One of the greatest advantages of an EA is that it removes emotions. Let the algorithm operate with logic, adapting to the market’s changing conditions without the emotional biases that affect humans.
📈 Final thoughts:
The market is a chaotic force that you can’t control or predict. And the sooner you accept this, the better prepared you’ll be to face it. Instead of spending your time and energy trying to guess the next move, focus on building systems that respond, adapt, and survive in any environment. That’s where the real key to success lies.
You can’t control the beast, but you can learn to tame it. 🦁
There’s a common belief among traders: that the market can be predicted if you have enough experience or the right algorithms. The reality is quite different. The market is an uncontrollable beast, driven by millions of individual decisions, emotions, and external factors that no one can foresee. Every second, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide execute millions of trades, driven by reasons ranging from greed to fear, or simply because of a piece of news someone came across. So how could we possibly predict where the price is going?
✨ The impossibility of predicting chaos
The financial market is a complex and chaotic system. Trying to predict its next move is like trying to guess the exact path of a leaf in a storm. Can you ever predict the wind? No. And the same goes for the market. It doesn’t matter how many indicators you use, how many patterns you identify, or how advanced your expert advisor is. You can’t control chaos, and that’s the big mistake most traders make.
On top of its unpredictable nature, markets are full of traps: from manipulation by large institutions to sudden moves caused by unexpected events. The so-called “whales” (big players) can move millions with a click and radically change the direction of an asset. And you, with your EA, are competing in that same battlefield. Sounds terrifying, right? But here’s the interesting part: you don’t need to predict the market to succeed in it.
🔄 Adapt, don’t predict
While you can’t predict where the price will go, you can adapt to what’s happening. The real art of trading isn’t about trying to anticipate market moves but reacting smartly to what the market is showing you in real-time. Successful traders understand this. They don’t try to guess; they simply adjust to the market’s flow.
This is where real skill and smart expert advisor configuration come into play. Instead of trying to create a system that guesses where the price is going, focus on an EA that watches the current market behavior and adapts.
🎯 Adaptation strategies
Detect trend changes: Don’t try to predict when a trend will start. Set up your EA to recognize when it’s already happening. Let the system ride the wave, not create it.
Dynamic risk management: In an unpredictable market, the only thing you can control is your risk. Adjust your trade sizes and stop loss according to the current volatility, not based on past assumptions.
Embrace uncertainty: One of the greatest advantages of an EA is that it removes emotions. Let the algorithm operate with logic, adapting to the market’s changing conditions without the emotional biases that affect humans.
📈 Final thoughts:
The market is a chaotic force that you can’t control or predict. And the sooner you accept this, the better prepared you’ll be to face it. Instead of spending your time and energy trying to guess the next move, focus on building systems that respond, adapt, and survive in any environment. That’s where the real key to success lies.
You can’t control the beast, but you can learn to tame it. 🦁
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Enrique Enguix
### 🚀 How neural networks improve your trading and why we added them to Center Specialized 🧠💼
If you're into automated trading but prefer to avoid complexity, our neural networks are here to help you make smarter decisions without constant monitoring.
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### 1️⃣ What is a neural network?
Think of it as an artificial brain. It’s trained with historical market data, identifies patterns, and makes predictions. This improves trading decisions automatically, even in situations that are hard for humans to detect.
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### 2️⃣ What is a secant line and why does it matter?
📐 While the concept of a secant line might sound complex, it’s actually simple: it’s a line that intersects a curve at two points. In our Center Specialized system, we use this to help the neural network fine-tune its predictions, especially when the market changes rapidly.
🧠 While other networks may get stuck with outdated data, our network, with secant line adjustments, adapts and predicts more accurately, even during market volatility.
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### 3️⃣ Benefits for you:
🔹 More accurate predictions: See what others can’t.
🔹 Adapts to market changes: Stay effective even during sudden shifts.
🔹 Less work for you: Automate your strategy and let the network do the heavy lifting.
🔹 More profits, less risk: Seize more opportunities with lower risk.
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With Trendex, you get advanced technology without the hassle. Let the neural network do its job, and enjoy the results 💼📊.
If you're into automated trading but prefer to avoid complexity, our neural networks are here to help you make smarter decisions without constant monitoring.
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### 1️⃣ What is a neural network?
Think of it as an artificial brain. It’s trained with historical market data, identifies patterns, and makes predictions. This improves trading decisions automatically, even in situations that are hard for humans to detect.
---
### 2️⃣ What is a secant line and why does it matter?
📐 While the concept of a secant line might sound complex, it’s actually simple: it’s a line that intersects a curve at two points. In our Center Specialized system, we use this to help the neural network fine-tune its predictions, especially when the market changes rapidly.
🧠 While other networks may get stuck with outdated data, our network, with secant line adjustments, adapts and predicts more accurately, even during market volatility.
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### 3️⃣ Benefits for you:
🔹 More accurate predictions: See what others can’t.
🔹 Adapts to market changes: Stay effective even during sudden shifts.
🔹 Less work for you: Automate your strategy and let the network do the heavy lifting.
🔹 More profits, less risk: Seize more opportunities with lower risk.
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With Trendex, you get advanced technology without the hassle. Let the neural network do its job, and enjoy the results 💼📊.
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Enrique Enguix
🎯 Center EA MT5 has been updated to version 2.0 ✨.
🔹 What's New:
Parameters reorganized for a smoother experience.
New sets for superior performance.
Additional inputs for greater flexibility.
Removal of HTF filter due to low performance.
Optimized code for faster execution.
Updated color palette for a more elegant visualization.
⚠️ Important: Do not update if you have open trades with the previous version.
🔹 What's New:
Parameters reorganized for a smoother experience.
New sets for superior performance.
Additional inputs for greater flexibility.
Removal of HTF filter due to low performance.
Optimized code for faster execution.
Updated color palette for a more elegant visualization.
⚠️ Important: Do not update if you have open trades with the previous version.
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Enrique Enguix
Have you also felt like you were being cheated when buying an EA?
⚠️Even if a (bad) developer does not have that intention, it is common and has an explanation.
Most expert advisors are built on temporary statistical advantages that eventually get exhausted.
The problem of over-optimization
Many developers fall into the trap of tuning their EAs to achieve perfect results in the past, without understanding that this perfection will not work in the future market.
Furthermore, everything is built to make it difficult for retailers to make money: spreads, swaps, commissions, delays, etc.
You'll be surprised to know that those few who make money from trading even pay more than 50% of their profits in one way or another.
The importance of diversification
And with how difficult it is to profit, most traders do not know how to diversify correctly, either because they do not understand the concept or do not have the necessary tools to do so.
If you use the same EA on EUR/USD and GBP/USD (which are strongly correlated), when EUR/USD trades lose, so will GBP/USD trades.
And what about EAs that compensate losing trades with winning trades?
Developers strive to create an EA that never fails in tests. But the market is never the same, so if the EA fails, this technique will wipe out months of profits in one trade.
Therefore. We need an EA that:
✅Does not exploit a temporary statistical advantage but can read the market and adapt.
✅It does not predict the market but follows it wherever it goes.
✅It does not work in correlated markets, so that when trades are lost in one market, they are not lost in the rest.
✅Allows for failure and assumes losses from time to time.
✅It is not optimized to have a perfect curve in backtests. Because a perfect curve only tells us that the EA has been over-optimized.
Do you want to know more?: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/90877
⚠️Even if a (bad) developer does not have that intention, it is common and has an explanation.
Most expert advisors are built on temporary statistical advantages that eventually get exhausted.
The problem of over-optimization
Many developers fall into the trap of tuning their EAs to achieve perfect results in the past, without understanding that this perfection will not work in the future market.
Furthermore, everything is built to make it difficult for retailers to make money: spreads, swaps, commissions, delays, etc.
You'll be surprised to know that those few who make money from trading even pay more than 50% of their profits in one way or another.
The importance of diversification
And with how difficult it is to profit, most traders do not know how to diversify correctly, either because they do not understand the concept or do not have the necessary tools to do so.
If you use the same EA on EUR/USD and GBP/USD (which are strongly correlated), when EUR/USD trades lose, so will GBP/USD trades.
And what about EAs that compensate losing trades with winning trades?
Developers strive to create an EA that never fails in tests. But the market is never the same, so if the EA fails, this technique will wipe out months of profits in one trade.
Therefore. We need an EA that:
✅Does not exploit a temporary statistical advantage but can read the market and adapt.
✅It does not predict the market but follows it wherever it goes.
✅It does not work in correlated markets, so that when trades are lost in one market, they are not lost in the rest.
✅Allows for failure and assumes losses from time to time.
✅It is not optimized to have a perfect curve in backtests. Because a perfect curve only tells us that the EA has been over-optimized.
Do you want to know more?: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/90877
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