Even when I’m boldly trying to advance EA improvements, I make no progress and give up within a few hours—my concentration is terrible.

Hello, this is Ginza (Ginga).

This week I met with GoGoJyan and talked about various things, and during that, I was asked about selling my own EA, so I decided to immediately refine it for sale.

There are several self-made EAs, but for the ones that seem popular, the current spec is to apply a maximum of 10 pyramiding trades to the initial position, and those 10 positions become larger than the initial lot size.

It’s not a averaging-down type that exits on a loss; it’s more like a high-risk, high-reward approach that keeps stacking as profits start to rise, if you will.

But with that, losses are small and gains are big, but it becomes an EA that can’t run unless there’s enough margin.

So I want to reduce the margin to make it usable for beginners, but it’s proving difficult to get right.

Perhaps it would be faster to start from scratch with a similar logic to a new EA.

Today started off seriously, didn’t it? Now, let’s review the results for week 2!

Overall EA P&L (Weekly)

Yes, a losing streak...

Hmm, I really can’t seem to win.

From what I see on Twitter, a lot of people seem to be winning big.

This week it feels like that particular EA got the better of me.

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