Strategies in Use
TrendFX Тrading
First and foremost, we want to make it clear that TrendFX is not a professional trader – we are amateurs trading on the CFD markets.
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We use only automated trading systems (robots - Expert Advisors) for our trading. We use a grid-based approach, but we do not simply sit and wait for our stops to be hit. Instead, we move dynamically with the annual trend – and as revenge traders, we log every loss and reclaim it when the grid eventually releases its tension.
Depending on our aggression level, our typical drawdowns range from 20% to 50% of account equity.
We aim for an annual return of over 100% per year on our own liquidity. This is reflected by Darwinex’s risk engine as 15–25% per year based on our indices (QYW and TZVW).
In each of our Darwins, we run a portfolio of strategies that overlap with one another. The goal is for each of our robots to generate its own equity curve (Profit/Loss), so that the overall drawdown curves are smoother. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we don’t. Further down, you can see the public data provided by Darwinex.com regarding our Classic Darwin, QYW. If you would like more information, please follow the link to Darwinex’s independent platform, where you can explore further details about how we are performing in live trading.
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The strategies we have developed (our “alpha”) are primarily focused on capturing the annual trend of gold (XAUUSD).
We use only automated trading systems (robots - Expert Advisors) for our trading. We use a grid-based approach, but we do not simply sit and wait for our stops to be hit. Instead, we move dynamically with the annual trend – and as revenge traders, we log every loss and reclaim it when the grid eventually releases its tension.Depending on our aggression level, our typical drawdowns range from 20% to 50% of account equity.
We aim for an annual return of over 100% per year on our own liquidity. This is reflected by Darwinex’s risk engine as 15–25% per year based on our indices (QYW and TZVW).
In each of our Darwins, we run a portfolio of strategies that overlap with one another. The goal is for each of our robots to generate its own equity curve (Profit/Loss), so that the overall drawdown curves are smoother. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we don’t. Further down, you can see the public data provided by Darwinex.com regarding our Classic Darwin, QYW. If you would like more information, please follow the link to Darwinex’s independent platform, where you can explore further details about how we are performing in live trading.
Please keep in mind that past performance does not guarantee future results.
