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- tom82 replied Oct 22, 2014
Average P/L in $ = Sum of each trade profit & loss $ / Total number of trades Average P/L in % = sum of each trade % profit & loss / total number of trades Average profit = Sum of profitable trades $ / Number of win trades Average Loss = sum of ...
- tom82 replied Oct 11, 2014
I'm not sure what this has to do with journals.
- tom82 replied Oct 10, 2014
I posted because I thought there might be some members wiling to help out with some of these but not necessarily all of them and other members might help with others. If you are not willing to help or add to a topic then there is no point you ...
- tom82 replied Oct 10, 2014
Is this for Average P/L % or for Win % or Average Profit? So you are saying the win rate = 3 / 5 = 0.60 or 60% Is this for average loss? loss rate = 2 / 5 = 0.40 or 40% And with the average P/L you are saying to add up all the positive trades them ...
- tom82 replied Oct 10, 2014
I only know the basic part of percentages and averages and thats about it. I can find the percent of a number eg 5% of 75 is 75 * 0.05 = 3.75 And an average is add up and divide by however many there is. If they are so easy, then it shouldn't be a ...
- tom82 replied Oct 10, 2014
I'm not sure you fully understand what I am asking for. I don't actually want the formulas formatted for excel straight off the bat, I actually want to know the mathematical calculations of how to do these calculations, just as if I was doing them ...
- tom82 replied Oct 10, 2014
But when you transfer the information to excel you need to know the formulas to be able to calculate them. That is what I am asking for, how to calculate these things. If I know how to calculate these then I can create a spreadsheet to add my trades ...
- tom82 replied Apr 22, 2014
Thanks for the suggestion.
- tom82 replied Apr 16, 2014
I am outside the US. I am from Australia.
- tom82 replied Mar 27, 2013
Thanks for that. Do you know where I can get a list of the commodity products and their specifications contract sizes? My broker mainly has forex WTI, gold, silver and a few equity indexes, so they only have a list for what they offer.
- tom82 replied Mar 27, 2013
Hi there Gumrai, thanks for you message most appreciated. Do you know if this method can be used for other commodity products? ie 0.01cent * contract size.
- tom82 replied Mar 26, 2013
Calculating pip value of commodities? — Is there a way we can calculate the pip value of WTI and the other commodities? As you know we can do the following calculation on fx pairs to find out the value of a pip (when USD quoted first) eg: ...
- tom82 replied Jan 24, 2013
I don't practice the % risk model, only the fixed dollar amount risk ie I know how much I am going to risk on a trade and I know the number of pips before entering as well. However I could use a formula for position size that includes % risk as I ...
- tom82 replied May 9, 2011
Vantage was an authorised agent of Go Markets, now they are competitors. When Their staff have been helpful when I made enquiries. IBFX have been good, no problems, funding easy, no witdrawals at this time. Staff have always been helpful. GFT staff ...
- tom82 replied Apr 22, 2011
Don't know anything about that, never heard of them having a connection to Vanuatu or that case as that forexpeacearmy refers. As far as I know they are based in St Kilda Road Melbourne. Never had a problem with withdrawals, even upto the last day. ...
- tom82 replied Apr 14, 2011
Hi Doubt and thanks for the question. I have not traded with them for awhile, they changed their trading platform from "Market Trader" (and netdania charts) to PROfit, I wasn't that fussed with the PROfit platform and at that time the smallest ...
- tom82 replied Jun 15, 2010
ForexCT is an Australian forex dealer based in Melbourne. In my experience with them I have always had pleasant dealings with them, no trouble.
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