MB Trading : No Trades
GO Markets : No Trades
InterbankFx : 2 Trades: 14.5 pips
InterbankFx AU : No Trades
ActivTrades : 2 Trades: 10.0 pips
Alpari UK (Mini-1) : 2 Trades: 9.6 pips
Alpari UK (Classic): No Trades
FXDD : No Trades
AxiTrader : No Trades
FxSol : No Trades
TRADE DETAILS: Open Close Profit
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InterbankFx S2 Sell: 22:03:29 1.33669 -> 22:21:25 1.33623 4.6 pips
S2 Sell: 22:03:29 1.33669 -> 23:19:51 1.33570 9.9 pips
ActivTrades S2 Sell: 23:00:24 1.33630 -> 23:32:02 1.33580 5.0 pips
S2 Sell: 23:00:24 1.33630 -> 0:19:29 1.33580 5.0 pips
Alpari UK (Mini-1) S2 Sell: 0:00:08 1.33625 -> 0:51:17 1.33577 4.8 pips
S2 Sell: 0:00:08 1.33625 -> 1:19:30 1.33577 4.8 pips
Only got trades on my 3 RSM disabled accounts.
So is it better to disable RSM?
My RSM disabled accounts have definitely been performing better. Blocking trades on “risky days” hasn’t prevented any losses, but has resulted in missing quite a few trades.
The issue I have with the RSM feature, is that in practise it’s extremely difficult to predict whether or not a particular trading day is more risky than another.
At this stage I’ll continue to disable RSM on only 3 of my 7 accounts, but I might change that mix to 5:5 at some point.