Anomaly noted on the new Darwin AUA

Medialux 2018-02-20 12:43:21 UTC #41

Just so there is no ambiguity.

I have no desire to harm Pavel. I only tell him to come and talk to us.

Not to justify himself, just to present his work, to exchange, etc.

Journalist 2018-02-20 12:45:49 UTC #42

http://company.lursoft.lv/en/ipa-investments-ltd/40006017424

Is there anybody in this community who can translate it? The "EN" button for english does not work on my PC.

Belize has a phone number starting with +501

Journalist 2018-02-20 12:51:50 UTC #43

IMO the company name could also make some probs in Europe:
https://suite.endole.co.uk/insight/company/09134064-ipa-investments-limited

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Medialux 2018-02-20 12:57:00 UTC #44

The good news for Pavel is that with Darwinex he has found a legal environment ready for use and he will be able to focus on his trading.

Journalist 2018-02-20 13:07:07 UTC #45

I'd prefer to get answers from @yaav1989 or from Pavel (if it is not the same person) and I'd like to know whether he is a trader (with penny accounts ?) or "only" an EA developer knowing not too much about the markets (yet)

Journalist 2018-02-22 13:09:10 UTC #46

Looks like it was better traded by the lost employee than by the author

CavaliereVerde 2018-02-22 13:17:37 UTC #47

@Journalist
That was XYF ...

Journalist 2018-02-22 13:20:20 UTC #48

Please move my post there, is valid for both

kwanwei 2018-02-22 14:00:53 UTC #49

AUA has less than $1000 Equity on his/her account.
With this, it is always the best to skip

Medialux 2018-02-22 14:32:36 UTC #50

Yes, vs 13'000.-- (cents) on the migrated account.

Medialux 2018-03-19 22:21:17 UTC #51

The IPO dates from February 12, 2018. Everything that was earlier was imported and then modeled.

Let's look at the real part of the track record, since February 12th:

I wonder if the native part of the track-record deserves private AUMs and DarwinIA allocation.

We must admit that the migration of track records and an essential element to attract traders on Darwinex. A necessary evil.

When we try to buy a Darwin with a significant divergence, we have a warning message.

Perhaps a warning message that investing in freshly migrated Darwin represents additional uncertainty would be a good idea.

Even Mql5 delivers this kind of alert message.

CavaliereVerde 2018-03-19 23:01:19 UTC #52

Maybe those 113 next time will pay attention to migration... or to a Rs score of 5 ... or to our discussions here...
Do we need a better DScore? Of course... we need also better investors...

easyFX 2018-03-19 23:22:31 UTC #53

Ex 5 for migrations, the rest they have to earn, this would solve many problems.

CavaliereVerde 2018-03-19 23:26:38 UTC #54

Alowing to migrate only 6 months of trackrecord would be even better.
I agree that migration is a necessary evil but it was more necessary 2 years ago.

Medialux 2018-03-20 11:31:10 UTC #55

There is still a big problem with the horizontal bar graph that shows the number of open trades!

On this screenshot there is 20 bars missing out of 27

Medialux 2018-03-20 11:54:32 UTC #56

Unless the chart shows only trades that are not hedged?

I'm a good boy, I'll see what education resources say for this metric ... it seems they do not say anything ...

CavaliereVerde 2018-03-20 12:15:53 UTC #57

Honestly, I think to be quite expert about Darwinex, but I have some problems also with "Trades Distrubution" of my darwins!

Old trading journal with trades of the underlying strategy was much more clear!

Medialux 2018-03-20 13:23:24 UTC #58

I just sent an email to support saying that the priority should be writing the Darwinex environment reference manual.

It's not normal for a user like me to do some sort of reverse engineering to understand how certain aspects of the platform work.

What is the use of a metric, if only the engineer who develops it knows exactly how it works and what is its exact use?

CavaliereVerde 2018-03-20 13:30:39 UTC #59

It is a good thing that now investors are focused on darwins and darwins work with positions, but before I was using trading journal also to monitor my systems, like a "relay" of markets and trades.
An interesting view and a diagnostic tool completely missing on myfxbook.
Now I can't do it anymore.

NicolasDarwinex 2018-03-20 13:46:54 UTC #60

Hi everyone,

Thank you for the reminder @Medialux!
This is something we are working to improve, definitely.

Fair enough!

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