Max 1st deal Lot

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Most brokers have a limit of MaxLot=100 (Roboforex=10,000?)

and during testing we have that martin deals are opened with the volume of the broker's MaxLot

I suggest making the parameter "Max 1st deal Lot ".

According to Martin's settings, everyone will be able to calculate it for themselves.

And with a test for a long distance, there will be a fairer result.

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Can you guy change max lot for any deal to max lot for first deal. Because if apply max lot for any deal will work wrong with martingale.

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Ulises Cune

Why don't you use something more real, and withdraw money from time to time? I do not think that in 2 years I will not make any withdrawals. Nobody guarantees that the strategy and the future market will not burn your account.

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andy

:)

And if it turns out that the backtest starts with 0.05 Lot and by the end the lot are already 10,000???

There is a MaxLot in the setup, but it also applies to Martin lots, which is inconvenient when testing a strategy with Martin

I want to test immediately for 2 years for drawdown...

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Andrey Khatimlianskyi
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Why do you need backtests with 100 lots trades?!?

Do you want to fool yourself? )

 

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Andrey Khatimlianskyi
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I agree with others.

You can use fixed lot for testing purposes. I can't imagine situation when you need to limit start lot while live trading.

Please, update the topic if you have some arguments.

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Pham Tuan Anh

As I understand, you guy want to reduce the risk when the balance increases by using the fixed first lot, the simplest is you use the fixed lot setting = 0.3 instead 0.01 per 1000, that is solved, yes which you have to manually install.

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Sai Pratap

I don't see the need of it. Just set the starting lot as 0.3 and ur job is done!

and if u set max lot for any deal as 0.3 then it will all martingale capped to 0.3 irrespective of starting lot size. Its pretty clear, imo.