FFXGTC - Forex (Artemis EURUSD)
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FXGTC - Artemis EURUSD
Artemis EURUSD Multi-legged Approach *
Artemis EURUSD is another expert advisor created by the FXGTC group. It primarily trades the eur/usd pair on a 4 hour timeframe chart. The EA uses a multi-legged strategy taking 4 positions simultaneously with stepped stop and profit levels.Characteristics
Trades are always executed at the start of the 4-hour bar.
Takes advantages of strong trend moves.
Locks in profit to protect the trade.
Live Forward Data
(2.5 months, from $5,000 to $8,000!)Click Here to see Live Statement
BackTest Data
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(WARNING - Very large file, eats computer memory when opening)
Artemis EURUSD DataSheet
Investors Looking for High Gains, Rather Than Slow Growth
Our research shows that most traders are coming to the market with between $1k and $5k of risk capital looking to extract high gains from a high risk market. This bracket of trader is not really interested in doubling an account over a 12 month period, it is the pursuit of richness they are after, not the pursuit of investment growth.
That is why we re-structured our business to accomidate this breed of trader and invested our time heavily in developing EAs like this one here and also our Extreme Series EAs. After 2.5 months of live trade with our new EAs, our Artemis EURUSD has shown to profit greatly, virtually doubling over a 3 month cycle.
Deployment Strategy
Artemis EURUSD is a multi-legged strategy taking 4 positions simultaneously with stepped stop and profit levels.
Entry is governed by the acclaimed and relatively new Demark indicator, a complex indicator that works off previous range of 4 hour bar in this instance. The system uses smart money management rules with trailing stop function. Trades will always open at the start of the 4-hour bar.A sound strategy built with one of the most modern indicators available. Take advantages of strong trend moves and locks in profit to protect the trade.
Opens 4 positions, clients need to allow this in their leverage calculation, as losses are higher than single position systems.
