Âàëþòíûå ïàðû: AUDUSD    EURUSD    GBPUSD    USDJPY  USDCAD USDCHF
Òàéìôðåéì: M15
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Îïèñàíèå:  ñåòêà+ìàðòèí îò ñîçäàòåëåé WSFR

WallStreet Recovery PRO is a modified version of WallStreet Forex Robot. The robot
trades the same way as the normal version does. The only difference is in the way the
opened trades are being managed. There are also few differences in the settings.
After extensive tests, our developers have found out that the CloseOnlyOnProft
parameter of the normal version can be very successful in some cases. However, since
the forex market is too unpredictable sometimes, the CloseOnlyOnProft option is not
enough for making profits. That’s why we have developed the Recovery system.
The principle of operation is very simple. If an opened trade by the robot is not closed in
a normal way and it runs away with X pips, then the robot opens one (or more,
depending on the currency pair) additional trade with a bit higher lot size. This way, the
robot manages to compensate the first losing trade and both of them are closed in
overall profit.
Keep in mind that the additional trades are opened accordingly with the robot’s trading
logic. These trades are opened at the right moment, otherwise the Recovery system will
not be successful. 

We recommend to use WallStreet Recovery PRO only on EURUSD and GBPUSD
because these pairs are most stable. The robot can be used on the other supported
pairs by the regular version. For EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, AUDUSD and USDCHF the
robot has predefined settings. For the other pairs, you have to run your own
optimizations, if you intend to use the robot on them. The supported MT4 chart time
frame is M15.
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You can use the robot on the other supported pairs by WallStreet Forex Robot too but
bare in mind that the default settings may not provide satisfactory results. In this case,
you will have to run optimizations by yourself.
We suggest you to get familiar with the new settings of WallStreet Recovery PRO on a
demo account before you switch to real-money trading.


WallStreet Recovery PRO Settings
RecoveryAfter (default value: 0) – The value is in pips. After the value is reached and
the market conditions are appropriate, the robot will open an additional trade with
higher lot size to compensate the losing one. By default, the value of this parameter is 0,
which means that the value from our server will be used (it is visible in the gray
information box of the MT4 chart).
MaxRecoveryTrades (default value: 0) – the maximum number of additional trades
that could be opened during the recovery process. By default, the value of this
parameter is 0, which means that the value from our server will be used (it is visible in
the gray information box of the MT4 chart).
RecoveryTradeLots (default value: 0) – the lot size used for the additional recovery
trades. By default, the value of this parameter is 0, which means that the value from
our server will be used (it is visible in the gray information box of the MT4 chart).
RecoveryMMC (default value: 0) – This is the MM coefficient. The value entered should
be greater than 0(zero). For example, if you set RecoveryMMC=5, this means that when
AutoMM > 0 (MM is active), the robot will open an additional trade with 5 time higher
risk. By default, the value of this parameter is 0, which means that the value from our
server will be used (it is visible in the gray information box of the MT4 chart).
RecoveryMinProfitDollars (default value: -1) – The minimum profit to be made when
the recovery system is active. The value of this parameter is in dollars because of the
robot’s logic. If your account’s base currency is not in dollars (USD), then the profit will
be in your actual base currency (EUR, GBP or anything else). By default, the value of
this parameter is -1, which means that the value from our server will be used (it is
visible in the gray information box of the MT4 chart).
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Risk Management Hints
Risk management is of fundamental importance in attaining optimum forex trading
results. It pays to think carefully before deciding what percentage of your account to
expose to risk in each individual transaction.
If your account is significant in extent and importance and if you do not wish to take
unnecessary risk, then you ought to settle for AutoMM values between 1 and 5 per cent
risk per individual transaction. In such case, you may expect a return on investment in
the order of 10 to 100 per cent on an annual basis.
If your account is not significant in extent or importance, and if you can afford to
assume significant risk, then you may select AutoMM values between 10 and 20 per
cent per individual transaction. In such case, you may expect a return on investment in
the order of 200 and 1000 per cent on an annual basis. Bear in mind, however, that the
level of risk assumed means that the chance of losing the entire account increases.
In reality, perhaps the most widely assumed risk per individual transaction is 5 per cent
(AutoMM=5), and for a good reason. Assuming 5 per cent risk and applying a good
trading strategy, your chances of steady long-term profit are significant, while the risk of
losing the entire account is minimised.
For example, if you have a USD 10,000 account, then:
- If AutoMM=0, the EA will trade with volume = parameter FixedLots (defaults
FixedLots=0.1)
- If AutoMM=2 (2 per cent risk) the EA will open 0.2 lot positions (20,000)
- If AutoMM=5 (5 per cent risk) the EA will open 0.5 lot positions (50,000)
- If AutoMM=10 (10 per cent risk) the EA will open 1.0 lot positions (100,000)