How come PositionPerf >MFE?

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  • #184747

    Hello everyone,

    May be something I didn’t understand correctly about MFE, but I’m struggling to understand how a position performance on backtest can be greater than the MFE, which is by definition the  Maximum Favourable Equity.

    I checked the position size. For the last trade it’s 1.7 lots and the second to last one it’s 1.6 lots. So, if I take last trade 145/1.7=85 <> 80 shown on the backtest. Second to last trade (5 jan. 15:35) : 187/1.6=116 <> 74.

    Is it a sign that my System is unstable?

    Thanks in advance for your help

    #184753

    Hi Khaled, might it help you, in a list of 182 closed trades on 24 trading days, I found 5 of those myself. They are all from the same date (Dec. 16).
    I looked into a couple of these trades and I don’t see anything special about them.
    The first one going odd is the first started trade of that day. Maybe a glitch ?

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    #184782

    Thanks Peter for sharing your insight!

    #185400

    I spotted a problem in MFE/MAE calculation last year, but I thought it were solve since then. I will check something and let you know. Please ping me if you have no news quickly.

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    #185558

    MFE was wrong in April 2018 and it appears has gone wrong again or never got fixed?

    https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/max-fav-excursion-mfe/

     

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    #185568

    There are basic errors in ProOrder that are scary. Cannot trust the whole system. I’ve a system where there is barely one division, which cannot be “division by zero”, but still get the error message from time to time. I think someone wrote on this forum that the only valid backtest is to test your System live in Demo. It remains a good charting and manual trading plateforme though and I’m not sure the competition is better.

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