G-System performances in pips and percentage with a 10/1 leverage and in daily candles. This mode has fewer trades than the hourly candles system. It's a system used with very low leverages (10/1 maximum), to invest on mid/long term periods. It may maintain the same position for months, so it has usually trades with hundreds or even more than 1,000 pips of profit and it's the most resistant variant to spread and slippage factors. This is to be used with a maximum leverage of 10/1. This system is always on the market, and unlike the hourly system, it can give only one trade per day maximum, which is given near 11:00 PM (in GMT+0 time). As it has few trades, it will be shown in trades and not monthly totals.
Also, it will have the profit associated to each trade in the same row, the profit it has made when the position opened at that date was closed, and not as in the hourly tables where we would see the orders' profit when the next order would be open.
For the year 2005 and above, we'll show only the global profits, and it will only give access to the system's performance for GFX-Trading.com users. Here the profits will be calculated as those that exist at the time the that orders are closed, and these totals here in these tables will be updated frequently, always with a small delay of some orders, so they may be without updating for some time, given these orders' nature.
| G-System Daily EUR/USD - 2006 |
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Profit In Pips
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Num. Trades
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Total In pips
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2006.11.06 |
1,140 |
13 |
7,425 |
2006 Totals |
13 |
+1,140 |
| G-System Daily EUR/USD - 2005 |
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Profit In Pips
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Num. Trades
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Total In pips
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2005.12.29 |
2,005 |
12 |
6,285 |
2005 Totals |
12 |
+2,005 |
Some charts with the system:
(You can click on the charts to see them in full size)
These first two charts show us the G-System applied to daily candles (first) and showing below with an indicator, the current value in percentage with an leverage of 10/1 on its last months. The red line is the percentage calculated each day and the yellow line the gains calculated on the last trade. Below we can see the same G-System applied to hourly candles (in the safer mode), so we can see it sometimes out of the market with a flat red line.
Now we can see the G-System on a daily basis, and this time with several gain curves, each for a different value of spread.
This is to show the G-System tolerance to high spreads. Lots of systems give losses with a spread as little as 1 or 2. Here we can see it giving profits even with spreads as high as 24, more than 15 times greater than the spread of some brokers, which prove it is a system where the spread and slippage factor don't make much difference and don't affect as much its gains on a daily basis.
Here is an example of G-System gains in percentage in EUR/USD with a 10/1 leverage on 3 years in the safer mode:
Here's an example of G-System gains in percentage in EUR/USD with different leverages on the same chart starting from 10/1, passing through 15/1, 20/1 with even 30/1 leverages, on 3 years in the safer mode again, where we can notice how well this safer mode resists to higher leverages and risk. Anyway we always recommend our users to use less than 10/1 leverages, our testing with higher leverages are meant only to test the G-System performance in more risky and more difficult market conditions:
Another example of our G-System on 3 years of hourly candles on EUR/USD in its safer mode, this time with a leverage of 40/1:
Another example of our G-System on 3 years of hourly candles on EUR/USD in its safer mode, this time with a leverage of 50/1, and with a semi-log scale to be easier to recognize its trades on those three years:
Now let's notice the difference between the safer mode and the regular mode of G-System in pips. As we can see on those three years the safer mode only gave near 10,000 pips of profit, and the other mode has given near 14,000 pips. This will provide much better profits in lower leverages like 1/1, 5/1, 10/1 but as it would have more volatility, it would become more dangerous at higher leverages (where both gains and losses are exponential). It is displayed also a vertical line during the year of 2003 which shows the time where the G-System was last adapted to the market. Since then it has been the same until the end of those charts.
Like the example above with pips, we can see now with a leverage of only 1/1 that the regular mode has given a 230% profit instead of the 130% profit given by the safer mode (for having less trades).
Now we can understand why the regular mode is better with lower leverages, because in spite of having more risks involved, they are not enough at those leverage levels to send down the gain curves, and gives a much better results than the safer modes:
As we did before with the daily candles, here we can see the G-System on hourly candles, with a spread of 3 pips (there are brokers with only 1.5 spread on EUR/USD cross), and we can notice how it rises well with a 3 pip spread also:
Here we can see two tables, with the G-System performance from February 2002 to June 2005, in different leverages in percentage (also with a test in pips), and with the Average Win/Average Loss ratio, so we can compare the two variants of the system, the safer mode and the regular mode, and so we can understand why we should use one or another with different leverages, which has to do with the risk involved with both of them.
Now this is the table with the regular mode results, where we can see it has a better performance than the above one in lower leverages (from 1/1 to 20/1, being a little above the safer one on 30/1), but having worse results with higher leverages. This is because of not being as secure as the safer mode, causing its extra mistakes due to the extra (not-filtered) trades that cause losses. That's why we recommend the safer mode for higher than 10/1 leverages.
This page was intended to give the users all the information they need about our systems' performances. It shows also their behaviour with or without protection (safer and regular mode, respectively), with or without spreads and slippages taken into account, in percentage (not only in pips), with charts on different leverages, etc.
Any question that is not present on our F.A.Q. section should be sent to us, so we can help you on any other doubt, you just need to contact us and we'll be glad to help you.
