Operation method of Martin EA
We are releasing from Gogojan Co., Ltd. the representative series of "Red Bird - AKAI TORI II -" Nanpin Martingale, including AUDCAD, AUDNZD, and GBPUSD, which have all continued an upward trend for more than a year without collapsing. Therefore, we are freely publishing the product manual "How to operate Martingale EA," which only purchasers could view.
The Nanpin Martingale trading method is difficult even for advanced FX investors, and "asset management" is said to be the most important. We hope you will thoroughly study this "How to operate Martingale EA" and use the "Red Bird - AKAI TORI II -" series, which led us to publish it this time.
How to operate the Martingale EA
Operating Principles
The Nanpin Martingale trading method is said to be a method that will inevitably lose at some point, and even for advanced FX investors, it is a very challenging asset management technique.
Nevertheless, because it shows a clean upward profit curve until it collapses, there are many fans of Nanpin Martingale.
Before your account collapses and you despair, carefully devise your own strategy, prepare for a collapse, and, by avoiding greed and sticking to your own rules, you can achieve stable profits with Martingale EA trading without a stop, for one or two years.
Asset Management
The most important aspect of operating Martingale EA is asset management. It is advisable to create a dedicated Martingale EA account separate from ordinary EA trading accounts, and to prepare for contingencies. In a dedicated Martingale EA account, you set the rules first and manage assets. Figure 1 shows a reference example of initial margin, initial lot size, and maximum margin when the unrealized loss exceeds 50% relative to initial margin.
If there is no unrealized loss, periodically transfer profits to a separate account as contingency funds for potential increases in unrealized losses. Note that maximum margin is not a guarantee against bankruptcy. This is a guideline for when to give up. Operate Martingale EA by sticking to the initially decided rules at your own pace. It is not about how much profit you have earned, but how long you can operate; that is also part of the enjoyment of Martingale EA trading.
Figure 1. Asset management table (reference example)
Portfolio Management Example
If you operate only one type of Martingale EA, to prepare for bankruptcy you use the minimum lot size, so monthly profits and annual yields are small, and weekly trading volume is low. Beginners tend to endure and increase lot sizes or change parameters, but this shortens the life span of Martingale EA and is not highly recommended.
As long as you trade almost every day, achieving monthly returns of several percent and annual returns of over 50 percent (better than mutual funds) is sufficient. A trading method that can make this possible is portfolio management. The logic remains the same Nanpin Martingale, but you change the currency pair.
Figure 2 shows the Martingale EA portfolio management example for the Red Bird series. The currency pairs are three: AUDCAD, AUDNZD, and GBPUSD. Please note that even if you change currency pairs with the AkaiTori II GBPUSD EA, you may experience bankruptcy. Use an optimized, dedicated currency-pair EA.
Over more than a year, drawdown is under 20%, monthly returns are several percent, and annual returns exceed 90%.
Figure 2. Portfolio Management Example (Red Bird Series 3 currency pairs)
In conclusion
Once the Martingale EA asset management plan is in place, you simply leave it to luck. Check operation and profits about once a week, and if there are profits, make regular withdrawals. We hope you can regain your daily life without constant market emotional swings and focus on work and family.
Wishing you all the best.
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