[quote = Almondeyed; 12545347] {quote} ¿Cuándo comienza la fase de prueba en su entrada de datos NN? [/ quote]
The number axis is the days of the year.
1 = 01 / Jan / 2019.
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The number axis is the days of the year.
1 = 01 / Jan / 2019.
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Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)
- #10,682
- Oct 7, 2019 3:05pm Oct 7, 2019 3:05pm
- Joined Apr 2012 | Status: ipsa scientia potestas est | 682 Posts
[quote = Almondeyed; 12545347] {quote} ¿Cuándo comienza la fase de prueba en su entrada de datos NN? [/ quote] The number axis is the days of the year. 1 = 01 / Jan / 2019. .
Backtest results are not meaningful unless they show the results for "test phase"
- #10,685
- Oct 8, 2019 5:47am Oct 8, 2019 5:47am
- Joined Oct 2017 | Status: Trader | 12,472 Posts
{quote} Many of the apparent planetary effects on the market trend are actually overlapping random cycles with astronomical cycles. The difficulty lies in distinguishing what is random and what is not. .
Regarding csv to hst conversion---I have a script which promises to do the job (attached). But there is a problem. When you open the script in meta editor you have
string csv_filename = "USDCHF1440.csv"; string hst_filename = "TEST.hst"; int i_period = 1440; int i_digits = 4; string c_symbol = "USDCHF";
It works only with USDCHF1440
Supposing I want it to work with a random historical data in csv format with astronomical dates in TABLE.csv
What changes to the coding must I make?
Any suggestions?
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string csv_filename = "USDCHF1440.csv"; string hst_filename = "TEST.hst"; int i_period = 1440; int i_digits = 4; string c_symbol = "USDCHF";
It works only with USDCHF1440
Supposing I want it to work with a random historical data in csv format with astronomical dates in TABLE.csv
What changes to the coding must I make?
Any suggestions?
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the writer in this thread is insanely smart. Suryananda, parisboy, jnevins. I'd like to thank you guys letting me to learn from you.
Do not believe much in what they tell you. Only half of what you read.
There are no secrets. I just work hard.
You first create a system based on indicators. Then apply astronomical cycles. You have to study astronomy and a bit of astrology.
Do not do anything without having tested the historical price.
You will easily find a profit factor greater than 2.
It's easy if you feel like working hard enough.
Luck.
- #10,694
- Edited 2:56pm Oct 10, 2019 2:43pm | Edited 2:56pm
- Joined Nov 2010 | Status: Trader | 623 Posts
{quote} temporary you can add input or extern. example: input string csv_filename = "USDCHF1440.csv"; input string hst_filename = "TEST.hst"; input int i_period = 1440; input int i_digits = 4; input string c_symbol = "USDCHF"; For complex coding, u may try Digit -> MarketInfo(Symbol(), MODE_DIGITS) Current Chart Period -> Period() Current Chart Symbol -> Symbol() string csv_file = StringConcatenate(Symbol(),Period(),".csv") Hope this can help, hope coding still same
I upload an indicator that should mark vertical lines reading in the .csv file. The indicator has two errors because it is outdated. If someone fixes it, I will appreciate it.
I also upload the csv table of transits on the radix and the EA to read the csv.
Important: GMT 00:00; NY -04:00
CSV to EA > Files.
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- #10,697
- Oct 13, 2019 1:07pm Oct 13, 2019 1:07pm
- Joined May 2008 | Status: Gannalist | 1,184 Posts
Correction!! This is a EURUSD topic, but ill be honest, Euro and myself don't vibrate very well together. So, instead Ill post what I think could be an opportunity in the Yen crosses and this one is specific to the EURJPY. I expect this pair to soon make a correction and fall back to the 1x1 line. If it breaks, and closed below, don't buy. But if it holds it should continue the upwards trend for a few months. EURJPY091119.JPG;3437116 {image}
This is what happened:
The move was indeed initially down, but a little longer that expected.
We will see another downturn and eventually a larger move up.
