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- 1ka replied Jul 5, 2009
Here are the cumulative trading charts for the 4H, starting from 25th May 2009. Based upon Alpari UK feed and times are shown as BST. The previous charts are here.
- 1ka replied Jun 7, 2009
Cumulative Charts — Here are the cumulative trading charts for the 4H, starting from 25th May 2009. Based upon Alpari UK feed and times are shown as BST. Early days, but does seem to be slightly better than the 30M charts.
- 1ka replied Jun 2, 2009
I'll do some graphs when there is a bit more data. So far it does seem to be doing better.
- 1ka replied May 27, 2009
3 Day stats are here.
- 1ka replied May 25, 2009
Cumulative trading charts. Previous charts are here. GBPJPY is the big loser overall. These are the last charts I'll be doing based on the 30m timeframe, at least for the time being.
- 1ka replied May 25, 2009
Correct, the Stochastic option uses the 8,3,3 default setting (hmm, maybe I should parametrise this...). The 60 value is used to validate the buy and sell modes. i.e. You can only sell when (stoch value > (100-StochOffset)) and buy when (stoch value ...
- 1ka replied May 23, 2009
Only us chickens There's not much happening on the EA front, I'm rather busy at work at the moment, and run out of ideas for improving the EA. I'm about to move over to 4hr timeframes to see if the default EA performs any better.
- 1ka replied May 10, 2009
Cheers, I'll have a read and see what I can do to integrate this.
- 1ka replied May 9, 2009
I had a quick look at the indicator, the HVR value doesn't appear to be a percentage, just a 'number'. From my initial view, I'm not sure how to use it. At low values as you suggest, the trend appears to be flat, which would seem to indicate more ...
- 1ka replied May 9, 2009
PipPig Thanks for that, I hadn't come across this indicator before. I will see if I can integrate it into the EA using the extensions mechanism. That way it will be a good example for other people to refer to. My time is limited at the moment As ...
- 1ka replied May 4, 2009
Yes, the split lot and trailing was a feature of the original IB thread (here). I kept the same trading method, but could now change this. As you noted, turning off trend trailing still splits at 1/2 ATR (or whatever you set.)
- 1ka replied May 4, 2009
..and the rest...
- 1ka replied May 4, 2009
Attached are the individual currency charts showing when it's a good time to trade. Note that these results are from Alpari UK's demo feed and the hours are GMT+1 on the 30M charts using Outer bar IBs. The results date from late Jan. The EA has been ...
- 1ka replied May 4, 2009
Cumulative trading charts. Previous charts are here. GBPJPY is the big loser overall.
- 1ka replied Apr 22, 2009
I'm not sure quite how you envisage this working. If the ATR is high, do we have a smaller lot size, thus reducing the risk? Sorry if I seem dense
- 1ka replied Apr 21, 2009
It may be the MaxStart figure. If the price jumps by more than 4 pips above the IB, then the trade will not be opened. You could increase this to, say 10 pips (MaxStart 100) but may run the risk of it opening a trade 10pips above the IB.
- 1ka replied Apr 20, 2009
(I knew I should have made it configurable )
- 1ka replied Apr 19, 2009
Not any more New EA on first page. A simple change, but test it yourself before using. In computing the simplest change does the most damage