Why does it confuses you? 6.35 target risk / 4.05 risk multiplier = 1.56 VaR 6.41 target risk / 4.08 risk multiplier = 1.57 VaR Your target risk, VaR, and risk multiplier seem to make sense. The lower your VaR/D-leverage, the higher your risk ...

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Calibration phase complete. image

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Perhaps you could start a US alternative to Darwinex ;-)

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Good luck. I need 1 more trading day to complete the calibration phase. So it will be created Mo, 27th. My Darwinex live account got funded. I deposited 10k into the investment account and currently looking for some Darwin’s to invest in. Want to ...

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Okay. It's nice that you wrote that you'd read the documents several times and then said you didn't understand them yourself, and accused me of not fully understanding something. I never said that I completely understood it, but only what Darwinex ...

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Right. Trading a fixed position size (e.g., always 1 lot) does not compound profits automatically. Compounding requires increasing position size as the account grows, which is achieved by risking a fixed percentage (e.g., 1% of capital) Therefore, I ...

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Well but that's precisely what Darwinex advertises and what the official documentation describes about the Risk Engine. Generally, it seems better to trade very small position sizes in your signal account, ideally using little to no leverage to ...

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I'm wondering if you should even be changing the position sizes. As far as I understand, the risk engine is responsible for precisely that and should scale your target risk up to 6.5% VaR if it's below that. Perhaps this doesn't work so effectively ...

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It would take a long answer to properly address your question. I'm a very inquisitive, reflective, and thoughtful person. Yes, I've experienced many drawdowns and recovered. Not just 10%, but countless total losses. Regarding Darwinex, I agree with ...

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Correct.

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The target risk is the goal the risk engine tries to achieve, which aims to maintain a monthly VaR between 3.25 and 6.5% at a 95% confidence level. If your signal account is too volatile, leverage is lowered. If it is too cautious, leverage is ...

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Quiet in here. Pipmaster is still on the Yacht and Hayseed is busy with buying more boosters :-)

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I’ve upgraded to monthly payouts, so IF I’ll get the 30k Silver Allocation for May and end up profitable, my first payout could be June. Would have to make 2% in May to cover the 90€ paid for April/May.

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From Google: Increasing your risk multiplier (VaR Ratio) on Darwinex quickly is generally discouraged by their risk management system, which adapts to your trading style over a 45-day rolling window. The system is designed to standardize risk to a ...

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Try this - lower trade size - reduce holding time - reduce trade frequency

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Thanks Pip. Yes, I had read that too, but someone from the Darwinex support team told me that only weekdays count. I'll try it this coming weekend and hope that the days are counted.

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Does anyone know if Saturdays and Sundays are also counted as trading days during the calibration phase? For example if i would place two symbolic trades for a crypto market (which are also open on weekends). The reason I'm asking is this: My Darwin ...

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Yes, that's right.

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