Hey, I know you probably don't do this but I think this would be fairly easy but I have absolutely no idea.
-Sell when Stochastic 14,3,7 crosses over 80 and buy under 20 (Pretty standard I believe)
-Only sell if RSI 14 is over 67.5 or under 32.5 to buy (so both have to be in co-ordination to trade)
Have an option in EA to change TP and SL's but also include a trailing stop which I can edit.
Trade simulator rocks! Thank you very very much!
I just can't understand one thing about coinflip if I flip it, but I am against the trade from begining, should I open and close immediately, or wait for "better coinflip result? Or open trade without coin?
@amirbahal, I don't speak or read Persian at all, here's what google translate says: "Interesting, I find a value smaller range Mlkrdtv to focus more concrete results than the market take luck" Could you please clarify? آیا می توانید لطفا توضیح؟
Thank you for the trading simulator and the lesson of the coin flip, it is helping me too much to know why I lose and change my strategy to become a profitable trader. Just a question, what timeframe do you prefer to trade? Thanks.
I looked at your new Success Quotient thread...since I can't post there, I will ask here: how many trades before you can get accurate numbers for average wins and average losses? 100? 50?
It's funny how haters swarm around good hearted, successful people. I've seen some very insulting comments here and wonder why...he's done nothing but try to help - more than anyone else I know on this forum. Crap like that means you're doing something right...and someone's going swamp-green with envy. Hats off Ronald, and all the best. And oh - insulting him ISN'T gonna make your life any better.
RR is a young Einstein of forex, a legend here at FF, and very possibly the next Jim Simons. (Anybody who can make any kind of profit from a million coin-flip entries, let alone doubling an account within 50 flips, has achieved something (an edge from exits) that I'd satisfied myself was totally impossible. Hence I'm hereby consigned to a lifetime of demo).
There are two qualities that I really envy: genius, and an opportunist audacity. People are either born with these gifts, or they're not; they can't be acquired through any amount of hard work, training, or money. From what I can tell, Ron possesses both of them in spades.
Programming is science; trading is art; and RR is successful at both. And on top of all this, he is generous, courteous and humble.
Keep up the great work, Ron. I look forward to reading about your exploits in the future.
Ronald, If you were a struggling artist, I would be buying up all your artworks, as fast as I could. Not because I am a patron of the arts, but because I recognize a Renoir in the making. You are simply amazing, I was the first to vouch for you and am honored to have done so. Regards, Scott
Congrats RR...well deserved...
ohh. Leon, u dont sound jealous at all lol...weren't u the guy insulting Phillip nel a few months ago.....pretty pathetic...people like u are so see through......get a life loser..
OMG ... 'If you can double your account in less than 50 flips, I consider you a good enough trader to go live. I personally average between 20 and 30 flips, and I do it once a week, on the weekends, trading simulated data'
I just proved that I'm absolutely crap at forex trading! No wonder I have lost so much money ... $14,000 NZD over 5 years of attempts in live accounts!
Anyway ... I like what you say Mr Raygun ... I have been a programmer since 1983 .... hmmm .... 26 yrs! That is my day job. I really want to excel at forex. I really enjoy programming and have often said to other people ... 'all this and money too' ie it often feels embarrassing to get payed for something you enjoy so much.
I see this forex and EA programming a good fit for what I enjoy. Hopefully I can do this to make enough to support my family. I'd love to be like you and also support the community here.
If you look through any of my EAs, you'll notice similarities in the programming structure. The main thing which changes between EAs is the "Variables" section.
Hi Ronald. I am new to metrader but am slowly trying to understand programming EAs. Can you recommend any open source EA examples so I can understand better how to code them? I see your name all over these forums, keep up the good work.
A wonderful, rigor, and brilliant trader. He is able to overcome the austerity of the market with innate abilities to understand what a trend is. Hopefully, we will see him as an inspiration when he'll be on the cover of Forbes magazine. It's like the ghost of Richard Donchian has arisen from his body and made its way to Ronald Raygun!
I agree 110% with all previous comments. There aren't that many who will go to the extent this young man would to help out. Truly deserving of all praises heaped upon him.
Keep up the good work and may you be rewarded with tons of pips for your generosity.
, you can perhaps double your account several times a day...
