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- radityo.ardi replied Nov 4, 2022
That's what I'm trying to test. The idea is to establish zones, the zone where the current price is in, the zone where the bot needs to execute pending orders, and the zones where it'll all close the losing trades. If you see my last image above, ...
- radityo.ardi replied Nov 1, 2022
Oh man, saw the first few posts and I can relate to this already. The only difference is it's automated & more aggressive. video
- radityo.ardi replied Nov 1, 2022
You'll be surprised that C# is far more popular than C++ today. So, there are more C# programmers out there but none of them have knowledge of trading since they're more focused on business apps (I'm one of them, but I learned trading for a long ...
- radityo.ardi replied Nov 1, 2022
Not sure if this is good news or not for you. I'm currently testing a similar strategy that is also using the grid system. Quite similar but with few differences. Just to let it sink in, here's the strategy I'm developing as a bot. Watch this: ...
- radityo.ardi replied Nov 1, 2022
Sorry, mate. I still have not worked on Martingale again for so long. Maybe never will... or there might be a chance if I have time and some promising ideas. But for now, that's the risk of martingale.
- radityo.ardi replied Nov 1, 2022
I've been taking a hiatus from trading, meanwhile also reading up on some new stuff like trading with Machine Learning - ML. You know...as we are too lazy to learn, I'm learning ML so the machine can do trading for me by predicting what's the next ...
- radityo.ardi replied Oct 24, 2020
Clearly you're using adapter, bro. Just like a few guys in the world created adapter or gateway for MT4 to C#. The problem with that is latency. I'm no fan of any language programming, I'm a fan of effective coding. If it doesn't have native LINQ or ...
- radityo.ardi replied Oct 24, 2020
Seemingly logical. For every large move that day, the next day (or the next few days) will be in reversal. Just like Bollinger Bands concept. But what are the odds?
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 29, 2020
Hi, This has to be customized from the current EA. Apparently, I've planned not to do any further modifications. I've played with so many grid strategies, nothing concludes "the best", all has its own breaking point including your strategy. Yours ...
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 3, 2020
Did you change any of the test parameters? I hope not. last time I see equity reaches down towards 2K which is not good. Now the risk is somewhat acceptable from my point of view. Congrats!
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 2, 2020
Trailing can't be managed by normal order as usual. It has to be managed inside the EA itself but still uses the same concept. Usually, trailing stop is attached to an order with some number of pips to be the "distance". Now, the trailing stop must ...
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 2, 2020
ok noted. In my mind, martingale can't be run back-to-back, even if you limit the trading hours. IMO must be one trade at a time, when something we know potentially could yield large pips. Other than that, sideways of different sizes may occur and ...
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 2, 2020
Does that execute all the time, back-to-back one to another? I gotta know, to confirm that my findings are correct. That is the sentence I've always had in mind, but actually you can "release" that and let it shoot all the way. Just like trailing ...
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 2, 2020
Yes, man. absolutely... Anyway for both, I am doing this since no one is exploring much. So far the result is somewhat good, but I need more than what I'm seeing it currently. Gotta backtest it for at least the span of a year.
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 2, 2020
because all of us think that martingale will solve all problems without us thinking through what's the entry requirement. It's a wrong mindset (me too in the past). So, we tend to think martingale has to be run all the time ignoring all the hurdles ...
- radityo.ardi replied Jun 2, 2020
I do agree martingale has its risk. But isn't it the same concept with other trading systems as well? Just think of this, someone posted what claimed to be a winning strategy, then another too with another strategy, but all of these I found 1 thing ...
- radityo.ardi replied May 28, 2020
yeah, man. The only thing is that 10 years ago cTrader wasn't there. I haven't heard "INI files" for quite a long time. This is also gives a better structure.
- radityo.ardi replied May 28, 2020
Now, let's talk about Smart Bucket. This is getting interesting The idea is to compound in the piggy bank, the losses you suffer for the past trades, and then add it up to the next trade's target profit. This means if the ...
- radityo.ardi replied May 28, 2020
My requirement is too high maybe, that's because I'M TOO LAZY. I do want to achieve fully automated trading, but it seems to be semi-automated. Because I still need to see the list of dates and times to tag ...
- radityo.ardi replied May 28, 2020
Oh, maybe you have seen (or tried) cAlgo, but not exploring much since I suppose? In cAlgo, it can be written just with the trading platform just like MQL, compile the code, produce *.algo file, exactly the same! But there's a feature called "Open ...