Revised Martingala Strategy

[EsSox3382]

Martingala strategy reviewed in this strategy We will use the M15 time frame in any pair.Entrance: We will open an opposite operation after 3 consecutive candles in the same direction (purchase or sale

[EsSox3382]

Prohibited

[EsSox3382]

GBP/JPY operation

[EsSox3382]

Are you really promoting a Martingala strategy?If you want to melt your account in record time, go ahead.There is no better way to lose money than to continue duplicating positions without limit.This only works until it does not work, and when that happens, you run out of balance.But well, everyone learns to blows.Try this in a demo account and you will see how your "great strategy" disappears on a streak of bad operations.And if you still want to try in Real, at least prepare for a good scare.

[cuborSaky]

It seems interesting, but have you tried this in different market conditions?Because if you only do it in soft trends, any system seems profitable.The problem comes when the market becomes volatile and suddenly you find 7 or 8 candles in the same direction.Also, how do you handle the size of the account?Because if you don't have a quite large capital, this becomes unsustainable very fast.Unless you have an infinite wallet, you should reconsider the risks.

[EsSox3382]

Obviously this is not for everyone.If you don't know how to handle the risk, better or try.I am not saying that it is infallible, but if you have sufficient discipline and capital, you can take advantage of it.The point is not to let emotions take control.The majority loses because it panic and closes losses.If you follow the rules to the letter, the probabilities are in your favor.

[norosci]

Martingala ... Wow, how original!Do you also play roulette in the casino with the same "winning strategy"?Because the only difference between this and betting to red or black is that here it takes a little longer to break.But well, it's your money.If you want to burn it little by little believing that you have a statistical advantage, go ahead.You just don't come crying when the market does what you always do: punish the confidents.

[EsSox3382]

Some speak as if all trading were predictable and easy.There is no perfect system, but this method, if used with head, can generate good results.It all depends on risk management and patience.I have been applying it for months and so far I have had good returns.Of course, there are times when it is better to stay out, but if you know how to read the market, you can take advantage of reversal patterns.

[kesness007]

The problem of this strategy is that it only works in a side market or with soft movements.As soon as the price enters a strong trend, you are trapped in a series of growing losses and in a matter of days the account vanishes.If it really were a long -term winning strategy, all banks and investment funds would be using it.But they do not because they know that it is not viable in time.

[EsSox3382]

It's not about opening positions like crazy without thinking.You have to understand when to apply it and when not.Most lose with Martingala because it does not have an exit plan or because it enters at any time.If you follow the rules and know how to manage capital, this system can give you good results.But if you are one of those who operate without discipline, then better or try.

[EsREsIST]

It seems that some do not understand how the market works.No matter what strategy you use, there will always be a point where you will have a consecutive losses streak.And with Martingala, when that streak arrives, you will lose everything.If you really want to make money in trading, learn about risk management, smart tickets and emotional control.Otherwise, you will end how the thousands of rookie traders who believe they have found the "Holy Grail" and end up ruined.

[EsSox3382]

Everyone operates as they want.There are people who prefer to expect confirmations and others who prefer aggressive strategies.The important thing is to know what you get in and not risk more than you can afford to lose.I am not saying that it is for everyone, but at least try in demo before speaking.Many criticize without even having made a decent backtest.

[jesTs68]

I do not understand the obsession with Martingala.If it really worked, why are there no millionaire traders using this?Why don't you apply the large investment funds?The answer is simple: because in the long term it is a time bomb.No matter how many times win, with which you lose once on a prolonged streak, goodbye.

[Nesthesn]

I don't want to sound negative, but this strategy is a recipe for disaster.What happens if the price continues to go up or down for 10 sails in a row?You end up trapped in a series of operations that you can never close with gain.Trading is about probabilities, not about trying to "deceive" the market with progressive bets.And history has shown that Martingala only leads to ruin.

[EsSox3382]

It is clear that some only come to criticize without contributing anything.If you don't like the system, they simply ignore it.There are people who have drawn good benefits with similar strategies.The problem is not the strategy itself, but how it is used.If you apply it with adequate risk management, you can minimize losses and maximize the benefits.

[EsSbort4c]

Your strategy reminds me of betting systems that always end in bankruptcy.It doesn't matter if it works for weeks or months, at some point the market will put you on your site.If you are really trading, stop playing with casino strategies and start studying how the price is actually moved.If you continue with Martingala, you are just delaying the inevitable.

[3n3ru]

Why do people keep believing that they can "defeat" the market with such basic methods?There are no shortcuts in trading, or learn to operate well or end up losing like everyone else who tries these nonsense.If you really want to make money, learn to identify opportunities with good risk-benefit ratio and forget suicidal strategies.Otherwise, see you in the group of "ruined ex-traders."

[EsSox3382]

I understand that most do not see it with good eyes, but that does not mean that it does not work.It all depends on how risk and patience are managed to operate correctly.If you go with a "all or nothing" mentality, of course it will go wrong.But if you apply clear rules and you are disciplined, this system can generate stable profits.

[NucaSessVuxxesgres]

If someone is really making money with Martingala, to demonstrate it with real account states and not with theories.Because until now, all I see is people convinced of something that has never worked in the long term.I would love to make mistakes, but the story is always repeated: all who use this end up losing everything sooner or later.[Stirred by moderator]

[EsSox3382]

People speak as if Martingala was a direct ticket to bankruptcy.Of course, if you use it without control and without limits, obviously you will burst the account.But if you apply risk management, limits in the number of entries and emotional control, the thing changes.The problem is that most traders operate without a plan.They despair, panic and end up ruining themselves.It is not the system that fails, it is the mentality with which it is used.

[Toteshwcujora]

Risk management in a strategy that doubles without limit?Sounds contradictory.It doesn't matter how makeup, in the end a streak of followed losses always arrives that eliminates all previous profits.It is not a matter of being pessimistic, it is a matter of pure statistics.You can play with fire for a while, but you eventually burn.The question is not whether it will fail, but when.

[EsSox3382]

If you scare you see negative positions, then better or try this.It is not for anyone.It requires steel nerves and a clear understanding of the market.It is not just "duplicate and pray."I have been using this method for more than a year and it has given me good results.Of course, I am not going to say that it is perfect, but as long as you follow the rules and do not get carried away by the emotion, you can make it work.

[jahnnyjttoT]

It is fun to see how every so often someone appears trying to "revolutionize" Martingala with some miraculous variant.I'm sorry, but this has already been tested until fatigue and the same is always over.You can make backtests, Forward Tests and whatever you want.Everything is going well until the market moves strong against you and you run out of balance to continue opening positions.End of the game.

[EsSox3382]

There is a big difference between using headless martingala and doing it with strategy.I am not saying that it is the Holy Grail, but with good capital management, it can be very profitable.If you think it doesn't work, it's fine, nobody forces you to use it.But at least try it in demo before speaking.Many criticize without having done a single serious test.

[chrustesyn76953565]

The problem is not Martingala itself, but the account size.If you have millions at the bank, of course you can endure great negative gusts.But for the average trader, this is a deadly trap.The market does not forgive the lack of planning.If you depend on a method that needs to never have prolonged trends, then it better plays the lottery, because there at least you do not waste so much time.

[EsSox3382]

There is no strategy that works 100% of the time.If it existed, everyone would be a millionaire.But if you know how to adapt and correctly manage your risk, Martingala can give you an interesting advantage.Trading is not about finding the perfect system, but about finding something that adapts to your profile and that you can execute with discipline.If you don't like it, just use something else.

[Tesnaches80]

Martingala is the equivalent of driving a car without brakes downhill.While the road is clear, everything is going well.But as soon as an obstacle appears, the clash is inevitable.There is nothing wrong with trying new strategies, but at least we are realistic.You did not reinvest the wheel, you just found another way of losing money faster.

[EsSox3382]

The funny thing is that the ones who criticize this system most are those who have never tried it.They speak from the theory without having done a single real operation.If you want to continue with your mentality of "this does not work because the books say," perfect.But I prefer to rely on results, and so far, mine have been positive.

[Nory2015]

If it worked, all the great traders would be using it.But guess what: they don't.Because?Because in the long term, this only leads to bankruptcy.It is not a matter of opinion, it is a matter of mathematics.You can fool everything you want, but the numbers do not lie.

[EsSox3382]

The key is not the strategy, it is management.If you enter without control and without a plan, of course you will lose.But if you establish clear limits and follow the rules, you can take advantage of it.I do not say it is for everyone, but at least it should be tested before completely discarding it.Not everything the "experts" say is absolute true.

[EsnnesboS0203]

If Martingala was a viable strategy, the banks would use it.But they don't.Do you know why?Because in the long term, it is impossible for it to work.You can keep cheating and think that "your version" is better.But history has shown us that all those who use this end the same: with a zero account.

[EsSox3382]

For those who say this does not work, have you done any real proof?Not with theory, but with data, real operations and adequate risk management.It is easy to criticize from outside.But I prefer to rely on facts.And my facts tell me that, well applied, this method can generate good results.

[Caxngess90]

It is not necessary to try something that has already been demonstrated as a failure hundreds of times.Martingala is a losers strategy that they think they can deceive the market.You can continue in your bubble believing that "this time it will be different."But when reality hits you, remember this message.

[EsSox3382]

Everyone is free to operate as they want.I share what has worked for me and what I have tried in time.If you don't like it, simply ignore it and continue with yours.The problem of many is that they speak without experience.Before criticizing, testing, analyzing and looting their own conclusions.

[uzessSou]

Try, analyze and take conclusions ... and you will see that Martingala is a mathematical scam.But well, everyone learns in their own way.Hopefully you are lucky when the loss streak comes.Because when I arrive, there will be no "risk management" that saves you.[Stirred by moderator]

[EsSox3382]

Most people who criticize Martingala don't even understand how it works.They only repeat what they have read in blogs or forums without real tests.If you have not operated with this at least six months, your opinion is irrelevant.I do not say it is infallible, but if you know how to handle the risk and when to stop, you can get consistent benefits.The key is not to fall into the duplication trap without limits and think that the market will never move against you indefinitely.

[cSesrutes1623]

Yes of course.Keep telling you that while waiting for the market to "rebound" and take you out of trouble.Martingala is not a strategy, it is a financial suicide disguised as genius.You can win 50 times in a row and believe you a god of trading.But the day the price continues against you more than expected, you will lose everything in a single operation.

[EsSox3382]

Many people do not have the patience to apply Martingala correctly.They panic, they begin to duplicate without thinking and end up bursting the account.This is not working.If you operate with head, establish strict rules and have sufficient capital, the strategy has potential.But if you are going to improvise and do madness, you better not try.

[DyesbSa13]

Of course, because the problem is never the strategy, it is always the "misuse" of the people.It doesn't matter how you set it, Martingala always ends the same: in an uncontrolled loss.The market is not a casino where you can continue betting to recover the lost.At some point, you simply run out of chips and the house wins.

[EsSox3382]

Trading is a game of probabilities.If you apply Martingala with intelligence, you can tip the balance in your favor.But if you use it without rules, you risk a disaster.The same goes for any strategy.How many people lose money with poorly applied technical analysis?Or with news trading without knowing what it does?The tool is not the problem, but the operator.

[JCaes]

The difference is that other strategies at least have logic behind.Martingala is just a sophisticated way of postponing the inevitable.There is no risk management that can save you when statistics come to you.You can continue dreaming that "this time it will be different."But when the trend that does not go back comes, you will see reality: the market does not forgive arrogance.

[EsSox3382]

The key is to set limits.I use Martingala with a three -level top, never again.If I get to that point, I close and assume the loss without discussing it.And guess what: I'm still profitable.The problem is that most want a "loss" strategy, and that does not exist.They prefer to cheat with traditional systems that do not work in the long term either.

[yesrkus]

The problem of your argument is that if you have to "put limits", you are already admitting that the strategy is defective.Martingala Pura means bending until winning, and if you can't do it, then it's just a bad strategy disguised.Better uses a method that does not depend on "wait for the market to be returned."Because sometimes he doesn't.

[EsSox3382]

Why is it that most of those who criticize Martingala do not have a single positive result to show?They talk about risk management, but they cannot demonstrate that their method works.At least I have evidence that well applied it can be profitable.If you don't like it, perfect.But do not come with empty theories without real data.

[odiNoryoT]

Yes, sure.And there are also people who earn the lottery, but that does not mean that it is a viable strategy.Your "proof" is just short -term luck.When you lose an entire account, I hope you remember this message.Because believe me, that day will arrive.

[EsSox3382]

Martingala is not for anyone, and that's fine.If you do not have emotional control or patience to apply it correctly, better or try.But don't say "it doesn't work" just because you can't handle it.There are traders who have been using it for years.

[Esraunx]

Yes of course.Surely those "successful traders" that Martingala used continues to operate.Or rather, they kept operating until a bad trade left them without an account.If it really worked, all banks and investment funds would be using it.But they don't.Why will it be?

[EsSox3382]

Because banks and investment funds play with other rules.They cannot risk a system that does not fit their investment structure.But for an independent trader, it may be different.It's not about saying "this is good" or "this is bad."It is about adapting it to your risk profile and making it work within your limits.

[TesiSes]

Of course, banks do not use it because "it does not fit their structure."Not because it is a mathematical disaster, right?Keep cheating you, let's see how long the illusion lasts.There is nothing worse than a trader clinging to a broken strategy just because he does not want to accept reality.

[EsSox3382]

Everyone is free to think what they want.I continue with my system because it gives me results.If you prefer to keep book theories, go ahead.Just remember that the market punishes both those who risk too much and those who never risk anything.