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Combining Trade per day & 1 hour trend trading

I am considering combining these accounts into one single account. These reasons being...


1. Some trades that are taken are duplicates. For example, GBPJPY was a signal on both strategies yesterday.

2. Darwinex recently changed from a STP broker to a market maker. They no longer offer positive swap rates and their spreads go crazy around 2200 UK time - much wider than other brokers. I am concerned that positions could be stopped-out simply because an increase of spreads, rather than price action.


My biggest concern about combining is that my results are going to go a bit funny and be open to criticism. The 1 hour trend account will have results from Jan 18-Feb19 and then just end. The combined account would be with Pepperstone and would start March 19.


Thoughts?

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rabbitrun
rabbitrun
15 feb. 2019

For people in the forum, I suspect the answer is 'yes', go for it. I certainly think it's a good idea. Your issue is with the people who are currently not in the forum who might view this change suspiciously. If results from March 19 onwards are good, no one will probably care.

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