Pip Strider NFA Demo Account Stopped test

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+6.10% WEEKLY · 39.9 weeks
Average Pips per Week:
+4,272 (Gross Pips: +202,068)
Average P/L per Week:
+5.12% (Gross P/L: +963.28%)
Maximum Equity used:
45.45% (Oct 28, 2011, 9:00:00 AM)
Test started:
Sep 9, 2011
Test Stopped:
Jun 15, 2012 (Tested 39.9 weeks)
Multiple Statements Available

Feb 2012:  Something strange has happened with this test.  It is being run from the FPA's servers, and we have checked Forex-Goldmine and determined that the source of the issue seems to have come from broker's data feed. Most profitable trades (about 3200 trades!!!) was made 02.08-02.09 - this looks like broker Interbank FX send unfiltered data feed to demo accounts this 2 days - it's ideal case for any scalper EA but you must know that this very rarely happen for real accounts... As you can see in top menu, Real account  trades was normal...

This version of Pip Strider is a courtesy of Forex-Goldmine.net

07.26.12 Pip Strider NFA test stopped due to expired demo...
09.09.11 Pip Strider NFA  test restarted
09.09.11 Pip Strider NFA  test stopped due to drawdown (see up menu)...
07.30.11 Pip Strider NFA  test restarted with version 1.30...
03.10.11 Pip Strider NFA  test stopped due to expired demo
02.09.11 Pip Strider updated to the version 1.26
10.12.10 Developers made settings for NFA-brokers available with the new 1.24 version of Pip Strider. We are starting the new test at NFA-broker with same balance to compare performance with our  Non-NFA Broker Demo Test started earlier. Pip Strider installed on AUDCAD H1 chart with developers preset... 

From EA manual: The PipStrider uses a Martingale method of setting lot sizes for each trade. Normally, the martingale method is frowned upon by experienced traders, because it can be very dangerous. However, we have invented a new exclusive technology that we have chosen to call the Martingale Disrupter which helps protect your account balance. It tames the martingale so to speak, and allows you to use it with much less danger than is normal. While no martingale system is absolutely 100% safe, it is our belief that the methods we use to mitigate the dangers will go a long way to help avoid the usual problems associated with the martingale system.