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- Hollis replied Sep 22, 2006
Ignore this post, I done gone fix'uhd my problem. Now that I have logged in and taken a look, I must say that's some pretty decent results given it's on a single currency pair too. I imagine this would do well on the swissy and the euro as well. ...
- Hollis replied Sep 14, 2006
But the volatility is what makes it fun! Personally, I don't initiate new positions in the Asian session, I always wait until about 15min before London open to place my entries even if I've been casually following the trade formation during the ...
- Hollis replied Sep 10, 2006
If you are confused, I would say to stick with the WMA's as WMA's are more evenly weighted than EMA's resulting in more "accurate" moving averages. Thusly, you should get more quality signals. Bago's EMA method is a way for him to jump the gun by a ...
- Hollis replied Sep 5, 2006
Standard - 100,000 base currency ($10/pip) Mini - 10,000 base currency ($1/pip) Micro - 1,000 base currency ($.10/pip) Mini Micro - 100(?) base currency ($.01/pip) Dollar values are given as a comparison's sake.
- Hollis replied Sep 4, 2006
I don't have the slightest clue of how to program this, but here's my idea for detecting a trending market in regards to firebird. Have firebird look at the past 96 hours in one hour increments and have it compare the highest high vs the lowest low. ...
- Hollis replied Sep 4, 2006
That's one way to think of it, but I'm in the camp of only allowing FB to take trades in the direction of the trend to make sure we make our "proper dollars", so to speak. This would keep us from bleeding green, which is mucho bueno. Now to try and ...
- Hollis replied Sep 4, 2006
If I'm going to be hip-hop do I need to ride inside peanut butter outside jelly? Sorry, couldn't resist (I love hip-hop by the way). Now to my main point: At first I was one of the "detracters" from this system, but I did something a little ...
- Hollis replied Sep 3, 2006
You just gave me an idea for trying to add a bit of a safety net to firebird. Is there a way to program it so that it can look at daily Open/High/Low/Close and then disallow trading to take place based on a certain percentage of shift in these ...
- Hollis replied Aug 31, 2006
You can also press F12 to cycle through the various virtual workspaces. Does anyone know the multi-monitor capability of Accucharts? Vis a vis how friendly it is to being used across multiple desktops? I know MT4 is tougher than a paper dog trying ...
- Hollis replied Aug 30, 2006
To me and my trading style, this is why I opened up testing on 1.0A as it is the more "slow and steady" of the group of three Firebirds. I like having a limited float, especially if it is all encompassed by my total gains. That being said, I ran a ...
- Hollis replied Aug 29, 2006
I want to say that it's related to slippage in a way. If I remember right, it's saying that it won't execute your order since it's trying to base it off of a price parameter that doesn't exist anymore since the price has moved even just a pip? I ...
- Hollis replied Aug 29, 2006
That is the point of having an EA right? So you can go enjoy life instead of trying to convince your friends and family that somehow this graph is worth $450 to you? Or is that just me again? Good work on the EA Hendrick, proves why I wish I knew ...
- Hollis replied Aug 27, 2006
I'll tackle another scenario as well. Just let me know which one?
- Hollis replied Aug 24, 2006
It's a website. Just copy and paste the address into your address bar and click go.
- Hollis replied Aug 22, 2006
That would be it. Thirty pips is always thirty pips, it's just that some times those thirty pips are worth more than other times (like 3x as much in this scenario).
- Hollis replied Aug 21, 2006
I just got the same thing on my demo as well. It's a problem with FXDD as my FXSol feed didn't even budge.
- Hollis replied Aug 21, 2006
You should be set to go. Just make sure you toggled the "Expert Advisers" button on the main toolbar so EA's are allowed to run regardless of each individual chart's settings. You've got it. It's just for backtesting, something that FB doesn't take ...
- Hollis replied Aug 16, 2006
There's a button on the menu bar that you can toggle on and off that will turn chart auto-scroll on and off so you can keep it from scrolling when a new tick comes in.
- Hollis replied Aug 16, 2006
I have no issue with the slippage since today I got to break a few personal records in trading. I was more curious to see if slippage happened to you as well. Good to hear that everything's gone well for everyone this morning though.