DislikedI must take a break from forums now, to attend to other projects. I won't be around to answer any questions (or e-mails) until November. Happy trading all.Ignored
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DislikedI must take a break from forums now, to attend to other projects. I won't be around to answer any questions (or e-mails) until November. Happy trading all.Ignored
DislikedI must take a break from forums now, to attend to other projects. I won't be around to answer any questions (or e-mails) until November. Happy trading all.Ignored
DislikedI must take a break from forums now, to attend to other projects. I won't be around to answer any questions (or e-mails) until November. Happy trading all.Ignored
Disliked{quote}Trading forums inevitably have their share of trolls, naysayers, blowhards and freeloadersIgnored
Disliked{quote} You are such an idiot. Everyone knows that account was margin called bro. lolIgnored
DislikedOr do you? Let us say a pullback was hedged...... Now let us say the first trade was made with a S/L that made sense to the trader and cost 35 pips, also the trade represented a risk of 2%.Ignored
Dislikedgoodday mr over, from my view i sense that u are an experience coder with forex knowledge. i would like us to work together permit me to use that word WORK bcos i have abt 3 systems to code into ea, i need ur help to code at least one for me . when i forward test that i will show u result then to do the others Thank uIgnored
Disliked{quote} I am sorry, but I no longer code EAs for other traders. You could try posting your ideas in one of the "I code for free" threads, or if you're willing to pay for the development, Google something like "MT4 programmer". There are many programmers willing to code for money. But I am not one of them.Ignored
Disliked{quote} , Hanover, u sound like a Great man, the kind of person i would have met long ago, great people have a natural concept of oneness and believe in the power of the human unity, Hanover, u will code this one for me and we will name it the Last EA. let me know when u are ready, even till next year.Ignored
DislikedHello Hanover, I have been working on a strategy which involves straddling specific candles if their ranges are within a certain size. I've noticed for a specific currency that for the last year it's given me a 70% win rate with 1:1 risk. It was on GBPUSD, however when I check data for a year prior to that which involves pre-brexit volatility, the winrate goes down significantly to like 55%, and another year further it goes down to 50%. My conclusion, is that the way gbpusd functions has changed, and that in the future price behaviour will change...Ignored
DislikedHello Hanover, I have been working on a strategy which involves straddling specific candles if their ranges are within a certain size. I've noticed for a specific currency that for the last year it's given me a 70% win rate with 1:1 risk. It was on GBPUSD, however when I check data for a year prior to that which involves pre-brexit volatility, the winrate goes down significantly to like 55%, and another year further it goes down to 50%. My conclusion, is that the way gbpusd functions has changed, and that in the future price behaviour will change...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm sorry Hanover if I get over my head to answer this question as it's really directed to you ... There are 2 things that I think you can do to remedy this situation: 1. As Kleva had mentioned, adding more criterias to your selected range of play is a possibility, for example lowering the playable range ... 2. I had almost the same problem on my previously used strategy, so I just changed the TP to Half-TP and the Win-Rate went up to over 75% ... (currently your Win-Rate is at 58% on average, which is above the break-even threshold...Ignored
DislikedI have been working on a strategy which involves straddling specific candles if their ranges are within a certain size
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Is there anything I can do to save this strategy?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Firstly, I'm a programmer, not a pro trader. Secondly, over the years I've become more of a 'discretionary' trader, i.e. I believe that having a knowledge and experience about how prices move, and why, is preferable to blindly employing mechanical 'systems'. Hence I'm probably not the best person to ask. Thirdly, you're asking questions about a strategy that I haven't studied or tested myself. Hence I can't give specific answers. But you've asked for my opinion, so I will give it. Even an expert analyst can't predict exactly how...Ignored
Dislikedis there anyway through looking at price charts to spot 'uncertainty in the market', eg, Doji Candlesticks. Also are there any other ways to spot real time uncertainty through external sources?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I would look for is declining volume within a move toward/into a prior S/D zoneIgnored
DislikedI am starting to see legitimacy in this where the lowest volumes create local Support/Ressistance kind of zones.......Ignored