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- Qman replied Dec 28, 2010
Len - I hope you are still around to see this post. I've been tracking LINEXCUTORS through various forums and webpages for a couple of hours now. Yours is the only place I can still find a link to that EA file. For whatever reason Fosgate_r seems to ...
- Qman replied Feb 8, 2010
I have not yet double checked those awful October numbers.... But here are the awful September numbers. Winning Trades: 30 Losing Trades: 24 Winning Pips: 876 Losing Pips: 1350 Net Pips: -474 Avg Win: 29.2 Avg Loss: 56.25 Avg Trades/Day: 2.45 Most ...
- Qman replied Feb 8, 2010
I may have failed to apply one of the qualifying filters in my analysis of October. Specifically, I'm not sure I refused trades within 20 pips of an extreme daily price. Rule says if your entry would be within 20 pips of the high or low it does not ...
- Qman replied Feb 7, 2010
I have analyzed October. For anybody thinking this method is looking "grailish", I urge you to take a good hard close look at October 2009. The good news: For the month, the average losing trade only lost an average of 58.82 pips, not 70 pips. But ...
- Qman replied Feb 7, 2010
2 Losses and 1 Win yesterday. The numbers below assume 70 pips lost on each losing trade which sometimes isn't the case. 1.57 Trades per day 1.31 Wins per day 0.25 Losses per day 28.84 Net Pips Per Day I thought it would be a tough day. I also ...
- Qman replied Feb 5, 2010
I will update the running statistics and post over the weekend. Stevewide your contribution has been very helpful. Thanks.
- Qman replied Feb 5, 2010
Thanks Stevewide. I think I have it now. So, updating through the close of Thursday, the record is 119 wins, 21 losses for 2100 net pips. No trading days or trades skipped. Winning percentage now approaches 87%. 2.044 Trades per day 1.78 Wins per ...
- Qman replied Feb 4, 2010
Thanks for the link, but I don't see where you can get them to check for signal bars Seriously though, did you count xmas and new years week trades during your analysis. It would seem not as I believe there may have been consecutive losers during ...
- Qman replied Feb 4, 2010
Maybe I should have you set your alarm to ring 5 minutes before each half hour. If there is something to consider, you'll then call me either at my office or on my cell phone.... .... Cheap man's EA...
- Qman replied Feb 4, 2010
Hey, Stevewide... Did you count xmas & new years weeks too?
- Qman replied Feb 4, 2010
Ah shucks.... After all my warnings and "expert" analysis, the market throws and easy first win, and if anyone dared, is on the cusp of closing a second win... will it, or won't it.... There, see how smart I am. The market was so well ...
- Qman replied Feb 4, 2010
I've done a quick look back through August of last year with regard to US Unemployment announcement Fridays. Always the first Friday of the month. In some months the GBP rate announcement happens on Thursdays of that same week. Other times it is on ...
- Qman replied Feb 4, 2010
Okay, assuming no trading the last 2 weeks of the year... And presuming your numbers don't include GBP Rate announcement and meeting minutes days... Up through yesterday there were 52 trading days. So your numbers break down to: 2.63 Trades per day ...
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
I assume you did not do trades xmas week or new years week. I'll count the actual days when I get home. I couldn't figure out why the market was so sluggish yesterday and didn't follow through looking over things. Then it hit me -- TODAY IS THE MPC ...
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
Fantastic. Thanks much. At work. More comments later. One question. How many trading days? Thanks Stevewide
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
Just a quick note. None of these seemingly qualifying bullish bars that have formed are fully qualified. I don't think anybody could have gotten a fill off of them where your entry would have been 20 pips or more from the high of the day. Keep ...
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
My positions are all closed now. I closed my Mavin position at about break even. I have no idea why price spiked after that, but it went far enough to take profit on my other position, and so I'm now safely on the sideline. Market is pulling back ...
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
I hate it when that happens. But umm, here is the human side coming through. Mechanically we are out at the open of the 1400 bar and have positions waiting just below the previous bar. But me, as a thinking body, I decide that the market ...
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
Reversal, but just barely....
- Qman replied Feb 3, 2010
Actually, this bar close could be a reversal signal...