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Article How we classify signals as moderate and extreme?.

We developed a proprietary formula we call Signal Performance Factor or SPF

SPF is theoretical formula.

Because forex is a high volatile market, prices can be up and down many times in a day on small timeframe.

What is moderate or extreme signals to us?

Moderate signals means: less risky.
Extreme signals: more risky.

Just to help to our customer inside the RAS service to select the signals depends on their initial deposit size and their personal risk understanding.

Our proprietary formula is a result of several combined calculations that includes time frame, initial deposit, drawdown, total pips, maximum pips, etc.

Besides, we decided to Time frame have a lot of implications to determine the risk level of any signal-

After all calculations we get a number as results that could be below zero or above.

if SPF >= 0 = moderate,
if SPF < 0 = extreme

Example:
Signals traded 6 month with SPF = 0.01 will be more moderate/good/reliable then the signal traded 1 week with SPF = 10.

Because we have made a lot of calculations by analyzing hundred of systems and signals and we could say that systems providing amazing profits, also provides amazing loses.

This is our way to help customer but is not mandatory. There is no best way to choose a signal than analyze by yourself and make your own calculations.

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15 Aug 2009 11:39 PM