Five weeks of the contest are already behind us. We had a good
opportunity to get to know better many Participants of Automated
Trading Championship 2007 during this period of time. Each of them
described his trading tactics. Trading systems of some of them showed
fantastic results at the beginning, but then, unfortunately, their EAs
started to trade with less success. Others, vice versa, returned to
leading positions in spite of all failures.
The leader of the fifth week became MiltonWaddams
from Australia well-known for his successes during some preceding
weeks. This Participant's Expert Advisor does not still close its
positions. His equity makes 37 187 dollars due to them. His result was
23 thousand dollars last week. Well, 14 thousand dollars within a week
are a good result. Time will show whether the Expert Advisor manages to
close these positions and open some new ones. Our congratulations to
this week's leader!
On the second place, we see another well-known Participant - draz
from Croatia. He was just on the 10th place last week with his 19
thousand dollars. However, he managed to finish this week with nearly
30 thousand dollars on the second place of honor. This is a great
result for just one week. His Expert Advisor is far from being very
simple: it is based on two principles. However, his money-management
system is rather simple and differs from the standard ones, as the
Participant himself says in his interview:
"My lot size calculation is simple, based on leverage –
AccountBalance()*Leverage/100K". Our congratulations to your second
place, Drazen!
The third place was rightfully taken by a Participant from Estonia, Abhi.
His equity made nearly 28 000 dollars. Like many other Participants of
the contest, he uses floating position sizes. His Expert Advisor,
Eclipse, opened 2 positions on Friday, 2 October, but it has not closed
them yet. Hopefully, it will be able to close them successfully and
remain being in a leading position. Our congratulations to the third
place!
Below is shown how the Top Ten Table looks this week:
Read More: http://championship.mql4.com/2007/news/274
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in Automated Trading Championship 2007
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Friday,
07 December 2007,
10:20 GMT
Research
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Forex - Technical research
Interview with William Boatright (wackena)
The EA works virtually the same on any chart timeframe as utilized timeframes are hard coded in the EA. I find this makes the EA more reliable.
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Tuesday,
04 December 2007,
08:34 GMT
Education
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Strategies
Reporting the 9th Week of the Championship (26 November-2 December)
9 weeks have passed since the beginning of the contest. The unconditional leaders seem to have already dug in their places, but the fight goes on, so very different Participants may win.
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Friday,
02 November 2007,
06:57 GMT
Research
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Forex - Technical research
Interview with Matthew Brown (Matmospheric)
Matthew Brown is now among the best ten developers, but he is not very surprised at it. He has presented in the Championship his Expert Advisor that was thoroughly optimized. Matthew thinks that “all EAs, especially the good ones, need to be optimized and updated from time to time.
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Thursday,
01 November 2007,
12:43 GMT
Research
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Forex - Technical research
Interview with Boris Vilenski (bablokos)
Boris Vilenski
from Israel decided to write an automated trading system based on his
professional experience, though it is far from trading. This system
underlies his competing Expert Advisor. For the EA BablOKoS_EURUSD,
Boris developed his own indicator that produces parameters, based on
which decisions are made.
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Monday,
29 October 2007,
12:43 GMT
Research
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Forex - Technical research
Reporting the Championship: Fourth Week (22-28 October)
Four weeks have passed since the Championship started. Leaders interchanged all the time. Very different Expert Advisors took the first places.
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Thursday,
25 October 2007,
11:20 GMT
Education
>
Strategies
Interview with Michael Mayson (mmayson)
The Participant from New Zealand, Michael Mayson has been involved in automated trading for not a very long time. All this time he was using his Expert Advisor ZelDelComp, which he presented in the Championship.
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in other categories
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Friday,
25 July 2008,
23:27 GMT
Research
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Forex - Technical research
Research for July 25th 2008
Fast Analysis
Double your pleasure double your fun. Double double bottoms!
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Friday,
25 July 2008,
04:04 GMT
Research
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Forex - Trading signals, forecasts and strategy
Forex and Dow Jones recommended levels
Technical Trading
July 25, 2008
GMT 04:56
EUR/USD
Today’s support: - 1.5660, 1.5643 and 1.5612 (main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.5594, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.
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Thursday,
24 July 2008,
03:47 GMT
Research
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Forex - Trading signals, forecasts and strategy
Forex and Dow Jones recommended levels
Technical Trading
July 24, 2008
GMT 04:40
EUR/USD
Today’s support: - 1.5660, 1.5643 and 1.5612 (main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.5594, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.
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Wednesday,
23 July 2008,
22:37 GMT
Research
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Forex - Technical research
Research for July 23rd 2008
Fast Analysis
Commentary and analysis is merely a window. It's your job to find and open the door :).
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Wednesday,
23 July 2008,
04:18 GMT
Research
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Forex - Trading signals, forecasts and strategy
Forex and Dow Jones recommended levels
Technical Trading
July 23, 2008
GMT 04:12
EUR/USD
Today’s support: - 1.5766 and 1.5744(main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.5728, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.
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Wednesday,
23 July 2008,
00:35 GMT
Research
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Forex - Fundamental research
Daily market commentary
GCI Forex Research
The euro weakened vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the single currency tested bids around the US$ 1.5825 level and was capped around the $1.5945 level. Technically, today’s intraday high was right around the 23.
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