Here's a link to the expert. Sorry, it's on another forum.
http://strategybuilderfx.com/showthread.php?t=16297
http://strategybuilderfx.com/showthread.php?t=16297
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Quoting stockwetDislikedHere's a link to the expert. Sorry, it's on another forum.
http://strategybuilderfx.com/showthread.php?t=16297Ignored
Quoting jlowderDislikedDo you use this with news trades? Any issues there?
Thanks,
JasonIgnored
Quoting stockwetDislikedI use it with all kinds of stuff, even NFP. It works great. Sometimes, I have to adjust my strategy, but, that isn't relevant for the expert - I just change the parameters as needed. For instance, during a volatile announcement, I might not want to move stops at 10 pips if it's bouncing back and forth. I can either turn the expert off or change the parameters. I'm at the point where I don't like trading without it, even if I'm in front of the computer. It forces me to follow my TP and exit rules.Ignored
Quoting jlowderDislikedYeah, except my wife is a light sleeper. She'd love that. Ever been married to a red head? :-)
I need a watch with a vibrating alarm....Ignored
Quoting smjonesDislikedI get up everynight at 02:00 ET I trade until about 11:00 ET. I have done this for over three years now and it works great for me. I however have never slept more than 4 hours a night so it is no big deal.
To stay in my schedule, I even get up near this time on the weekends...
It's like I am living 2 lifetimes. LOL ScottIgnored
Quoting turbokaosDislikedI agree w/ smjones those are the hours to trade if your looking to make money in this market.Ignored
Quoting stockwetDislikedHere's a link to the expert. Sorry, it's on another forum.
http://strategybuilderfx.com/showthread.php?t=16297Ignored
Quoting Rusty_forexmanDislikedYou think those hours are bad!
Try living in on the east coast of Australia and trading! London starts at 7pm here and doesnt finish till 1am during the winter. And it starts at 9pm and doesnt finish till 3 am during the summer.
The bastards over in Perth (the west coast) have it easier...2 hour time difference. London session 5pm-11pm during Winter, and 7pm-1am during summer.Ignored
Quoting Mr TrendDislikedYou blokes over in Oz aren't quite right anyway, are ya?Ignored
Quoting Rusty_forexmanDislikedYou think those hours are bad!
Try living in on the east coast of Australia and trading! London starts at 7pm here and doesnt finish till 1am during the winter. And it starts at 9pm and doesnt finish till 3 am during the summer.
The bastards over in Perth (the west coast) have it easier...2 hour time difference. London session 5pm-11pm during Winter, and 7pm-1am during summer.Ignored
Quoting jlowderDislikedOk, so I downloaded the second EA you had on that site which removed the max loss values. I'm a bit confused about the stop loss usage though.
I set my first profit at 20, with the increment being 20 (so my next profit would be 40)
My close lots are set such that half are closed at 20 and the rest at 40
Now, according to the other forum, the first stop value is a stop loss value that is not set until you have reached your first take profit. If this is the case, is there no stop loss set prior to that?
I set the stop loss to 20, which I think means that once my first profit is taken, set my stop loss to that value (which was the point of my first profit) for my second (or remaining) lots.
Why would the stop differential not be from the point where the last profit was taken? that way each time a profit is taken, the stop loss moves from that point, not that the original price?
And to turn off stops altogether, I just set the move stops to false?
Thanks for the clarification.
JasonIgnored