@eatrader75
Not sure if it will work, because after you determined that the 3 trades you just opened opened at the wrong positions because of slippage you will then be at a even more unfavourable position to correct it using scaling.
What I did in 19 is to ignore the fixed closed position, because that is based on a perfect no slippage calculation and rather just look at the profit take.
What I still need to test one day is to keep more detailed price history and then recalculate all the virtual ASK, BID, average and close lines as they are drawn on the chart.
Then use these new lines as the close position.
EA 19 might get a big slip and buy at the extreme high position, meaning it might never return into profit so recalculating the virtual lines will add the functionality of a virtual stop loss to prevent extremely incorrectly places trades.
Not an easy feat to insert into coding ... Well easy enough, but a LOT of coding so will take a long time.
In the mean time I am playing with other ideas that might alleviate the problem, including unbalancing the triangle a bit to increase the profit and draw-down, but in the process make the profit big enough to counter slippage and also at the same time increase the number of arbitrage hits to counter the lower lot sizes.
BUT again.
This will take a long time and I am now at a point in my business where I can not stand off so much time to this EA anymore so development is going to slow down a lot, but it will not stop.
Just be patient.
Not sure if it will work, because after you determined that the 3 trades you just opened opened at the wrong positions because of slippage you will then be at a even more unfavourable position to correct it using scaling.
What I did in 19 is to ignore the fixed closed position, because that is based on a perfect no slippage calculation and rather just look at the profit take.
What I still need to test one day is to keep more detailed price history and then recalculate all the virtual ASK, BID, average and close lines as they are drawn on the chart.
Then use these new lines as the close position.
EA 19 might get a big slip and buy at the extreme high position, meaning it might never return into profit so recalculating the virtual lines will add the functionality of a virtual stop loss to prevent extremely incorrectly places trades.
Not an easy feat to insert into coding ... Well easy enough, but a LOT of coding so will take a long time.
In the mean time I am playing with other ideas that might alleviate the problem, including unbalancing the triangle a bit to increase the profit and draw-down, but in the process make the profit big enough to counter slippage and also at the same time increase the number of arbitrage hits to counter the lower lot sizes.
BUT again.
This will take a long time and I am now at a point in my business where I can not stand off so much time to this EA anymore so development is going to slow down a lot, but it will not stop.
Just be patient.
