Hi Swingman,
Thank you so much for your willingness to implement the suggestions above.
Regarding the issue raised by Yalgaar, here is the answer:
Non-Hybrid mode is when the Buying and the Selling legs operates independently from each other - namely, when the EA calculates the Universal Take Profit level, it does so for the respective buying and selling legs separately and independently - for example, we have pres-set the Universal TP level at $100.00 - and let's say the Buying leg had hit that target of $100 but the Selling leg was still at -$50, the EA will immediately close up all the buy orders (as it has hit the pre-set $100 TP) INDEPENDENTLY from all the opened Sell orders (which remain opened as they have NOT reached the pre-set $100 TP).
Swingman, the EA you coded for us ie v.2.0 operates in NON-HYBRID MODE (when both Buyer_enabled and Seller_enabled are turned to true).
Now, for HYBRID-MODE - the EA takes into account BOTH the buying and the selling legs TOGETHER when calculating the Universal TP - for example, the buying legs had reached $150 and the selling leg at -$50, the EA will immediately close up ALL the opened orders - both buy and sell orders are all closed up because the pres-set $100 had been reached (ie $150 - $50).
Swingman, it would be good if you could code in the following parameters:
Buyer_enabled - true/false
Seller_enabled - true/false
Hybrid_enabled - true false
So, if we only want to employ the Buyer, we would only turn Buyer_enabled to true and the other two to false.
If we only want to employ the Seller, we would only turn Seller_enabled to true and the other two to false.
If we want to trade in Non-Hybrid Mode, we would turn BOTH Buyer_enable and Seller_enabled to true and Hybrid_enabled to false.
And finally, if we want to trade in HYBRID mode, we would turn ALL of them (Buyer, Seller, Hybrid) to true.
I hope you get what I'm trying to say.
Once again, thank you so much for your generosity Swingman!
Cheers!
Thank you so much for your willingness to implement the suggestions above.
Regarding the issue raised by Yalgaar, here is the answer:
Non-Hybrid mode is when the Buying and the Selling legs operates independently from each other - namely, when the EA calculates the Universal Take Profit level, it does so for the respective buying and selling legs separately and independently - for example, we have pres-set the Universal TP level at $100.00 - and let's say the Buying leg had hit that target of $100 but the Selling leg was still at -$50, the EA will immediately close up all the buy orders (as it has hit the pre-set $100 TP) INDEPENDENTLY from all the opened Sell orders (which remain opened as they have NOT reached the pre-set $100 TP).
Swingman, the EA you coded for us ie v.2.0 operates in NON-HYBRID MODE (when both Buyer_enabled and Seller_enabled are turned to true).
Now, for HYBRID-MODE - the EA takes into account BOTH the buying and the selling legs TOGETHER when calculating the Universal TP - for example, the buying legs had reached $150 and the selling leg at -$50, the EA will immediately close up ALL the opened orders - both buy and sell orders are all closed up because the pres-set $100 had been reached (ie $150 - $50).
Swingman, it would be good if you could code in the following parameters:
Buyer_enabled - true/false
Seller_enabled - true/false
Hybrid_enabled - true false
So, if we only want to employ the Buyer, we would only turn Buyer_enabled to true and the other two to false.
If we only want to employ the Seller, we would only turn Seller_enabled to true and the other two to false.
If we want to trade in Non-Hybrid Mode, we would turn BOTH Buyer_enable and Seller_enabled to true and Hybrid_enabled to false.
And finally, if we want to trade in HYBRID mode, we would turn ALL of them (Buyer, Seller, Hybrid) to true.
I hope you get what I'm trying to say.
Once again, thank you so much for your generosity Swingman!
Cheers!
