Yo! Genius! Did you read original post? It already has this indicator.

This method that you explain is not reflected in the graph either. It shows different times of closing trades and it does not show steady profit of 2% as well.

"Being behind" means that the Open price of current daily bar is below last entry in Buy trades OR above last entry in Sell trades. Long: Open(0) < last entry Short: Open(0) > last entry

This graph of profit and loss does not reflect DOS trades at all. How come you close trades in a loss, in which they are not part of a basket? It they were in a basket you would not get a decreasing graph without gaining similar profit on the same ...

Send a better picture and also be specific to entry date.

Usually 30 pips for TP. Once again, it depends on volatility, so 25 for less volatile pairs and 35 for more volatile.

No, I just gave you the general idea. I do not guess anything when it comes to trading and I suggest you don't either. You (bojack34) and all others need to invest time to be a pro and not just asking all the time for a pure valuable data from me.

UJ, NU, AU, UC, AJ, NU ~ 80 EU, EJ, AC= Average Volatility ~ 110 GC, EA, EC, GJ, GN, EN, GU, GA ~ 130 To have the exact size you will need to backtest each pair.

I suggest you and everyone else here to read this thread thoroughly, exhaustively and completely. God's (or Devil's) in the details!!! From original post:

Where is it written in my post that closing the profit of basket should be related to the risk? Where is it written in my post that I use ATR? Where is it written in my post that all pairs have the same minimum body size? If you want to invent a new ...

yonnie, instead of answering you the same answer I already wrote here more than once, you tell me: Why CJ should be traded in this picture in not more than 5 entries? I don't trade CHF pairs at all.

tommydoginti I really like your statistical ideas but you must understand this: 1. You did not show your EA entries on chart, so I am not sure your EA works according the specs. 2. Your results should be based on at least 5 years of history and not ...

Your EA opens trade in a wrong way. It opens trade even if daily Open is not behind previous entry. You are going to loose your money.

I did. No added value.

You can see those trades in the screenshot as well.

First of all, and before all: you don't pay spread twice for same trade. When you enter a BUY trade you pay spread with your entry but you don't pay again on your exit of that trade. So here is my friendly suggestion: If your broker does charge you ...

What do you mean by that? "2 Buys + 2 Sells" Please elaborate.

Probably will not trade on the second half of December (EOY), or at least will close with a minor loss before 20.12

I don't see any problem with this, even if spread was 5 pips (50 points).

Good catch! Since NZD opened today in GN in a gap not in the direction of the trade I decided to give it a try in both GN and EN, which still had more the 110 pips body size. I agree it was not according the strict rules. This is why an EA is ...