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- dasorr replied Jan 2, 2008
Hello guys, as I found the attached indicator Iīd like to ask you programming pros to transform this simple indictor into a simple EA. Of course I know that Supernova deals with more indicators, but Iīd like to have those signals traded ...
- dasorr replied Dec 12, 2007
Well, I canīt trade manually on lower time frames, therefore Iīd need to have th VT signals automated in MT, but you canīt export them to MT...
- dasorr replied Dec 12, 2007
Hi, why does the majority of MT signals not correspond with VT Trader signals when I use only QQE as entry and exit signal?? I am using the VT Trader "EA" which you can find in post 1 but am considering changing to MT4 due to the connection crap of ...
- dasorr replied Nov 12, 2007
May be not, but surely with curve fitting.
- dasorr replied Nov 11, 2007
boy... 6323 pips in 18 years? 29 per month. WOW hmm better than nothing Iīd say
- dasorr replied Oct 23, 2007
Well, GBP/JPY moved 1000 pips from last Tuesday 16th to todays Tuesday 23th ... 5 trading days. May I ask how you made your calculations?
- dasorr replied Oct 23, 2007
It really is a sexy strategy. Thanks for this actually obvious brainwave, Peter If you catch 1500 pips 12 times a year or 24 x ~750 (in GBP/JPY) and compound each time, you get 50-60% per year for doing nothing else than transfering your ...
- dasorr replied Oct 22, 2007
monty, go to the trading window (besides "options"), then "forex resources", then pip calculator. and btw: I just found out that intraday trades are quite useless, since on the fx broker side price has to move at least 50 pips or so to break even ...
- dasorr replied Oct 22, 2007
Peter, I got another question: I suppose you have to set the GBP/point value everytime you place the trades. You canīt always set the number at 5 or 4, right? For example: As Iīm writing this, GBP/JPY rate is 231,85 -> in GBP the pip value at CMSFX ...
- dasorr replied Oct 22, 2007
Itīs the same like saying "GBP 5 per point" regarding the spread betting side. You can choose how much your result per pip (or point) should be when the position ends up in a loss or a win.
- dasorr replied Oct 21, 2007
Peter, Iīm still a confused... 1) Should the account at the FX broker be running in pounds as well? 2) You said you use CMSFX as a swap free broker, so you can collect the positive swap as well, but if you short GBP/JPY you have to pay interest... ...
- dasorr replied Oct 21, 2007
Peter, I didnīt know itīs possible to chose the outcome per pip in increments. In this case it sounds like this strategy really delivers constant money. In fact, I havenīt grappled with spread betting so far. Is it possible to trade intraday with ...
- dasorr replied Oct 20, 2007
Hmm, am I getting something wrong here? How should this strategy work? You would have to receive the same price for both your long and short position in order the get the 7500/15000 calculation. Example for GBP/JPY: BID 240,00 / ASK 240,10 You go ...
- dasorr replied Sep 25, 2007
Well, even this requires programming skills for which I would need someone. Or may be Omega will integrate something where you can put together indicators in modules (or drag-and-drop like) and define what the system has to do when those 2 ...
- dasorr replied Sep 25, 2007
Hi fellows, I am getting more and more interested in trading with EFX, say when project Omega gets available. Especially as I have read that it would or could offer server based scripts so one doesnīt have to have a computer running 24 hrs a day. ...
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