Flashes-rebuild- Hedging risk with other currency pairs!~Expected annual yield is 44%~
The EURJPY version of the popular 'Flashes' series has arrived!
The expected annual return remains unchanged, but what should be focused on is the portfolio.
With a maximum stop loss of 100 pips
Win rate of 70%,
one-position high-leverage EA
That part remains unchanged from before, but what differs from the other currency-pair versions is
The entry logic has been newly added for EUR/JPYIt is.
As a result, entries will occur at points different from those of other currency pairs.
That is well reflected in the latest forward
Forward of Rebuild
EURUSD Forward
USDJPY Forward
EURUSD was negative in June and July, while rebuild was positive,
USDJPY was negative in July.
Since profits differ by currency pair, combining them into a portfolio seems advisable.
I backtested the Rebuild over the six-month period from 2018-01-01 to 2018-06-30.
February was significantly negative.
In that case, it might be good to combine with USDJPY!?
EURUSD is the one with the largest annual gains, so,
the drawdown will also be relatively large.
Looking at it annually, the gains are large, so it will come down to whether you can tolerate monthly losses.
【Official Backtest Performance Comparison】
We compared the Flashes series.
For GBP/JPY, the forward has exceeded the maximum drawdown per 0.1 lot in the backtest, so
it does not seem viable for live trading.
Using USDJPY as the base, the expected annual return is the same for both EURUSD and rebuild, so should we choose EURUSD with higher margin and more trades, or
go with the lower-margin EURJPY?
If there is a difference, is it because the price is cheaper than the USDJPY and EURUSD versions?!
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