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@NoNonSenseFx: i've tested the ea on many pairs. If you test it from 2013 it always crashes along the way. As for EURUSD it crashes in 2015. If you look at daily ATR you can see ATR growth substantially during 2015. It means you need to take bigger steps in your grid. I define all daily ATR's below 75pips p/day as low volatility period. Between 75 and 120pips its Medium volatile and above is high volatile. With such grid system your steps should adjust based on volatility in the market. I think with current low volatility ea does great. But when volatility increases it needs bigger steps. With volatility above 120pips p/day you should ask yourself if its wise to trade a grid system.
This would be my 2cents advice. I think that could make the ea more robust.
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Quoting Rims
@NoNonSenseFx: i've tested the ea on many pairs. If you test it from 2013 it always crashes along the way. As for EURUSD it crashes in 2015. If you look at daily ATR you can see ATR growth substantially during 2015. It means you need to take bigger steps in your grid. I define all daily ATR's below 75pips p/day as low volatility period. Between 75 and 120pips its Medium volatile and above is high volatile. With such grid system your steps should adjust based on volatility in the market. I think with current low volatility ea does great. But when...
Good point. EA already takes ATR into consideration. But your point inspires me what I can do next to improve it. Will have a updated version soon.

Anyway in the first post I said "Smart Grid EA takes advantage of dead Forex Market, i.e. most pairs are not trending." I should say not strong trending. Low volatility is also not good for this EA. So use those pairs that has some volatility, but no strong trending. Gold is good example now.
hi can i apply this to multiple pairs at one time... and can it look at the overall profit from all the pairs being traded and then close everything at a NET profit?
Quoting ultax
hi can i apply this to multiple pairs at one time... and can it look at the overall profit from all the pairs being traded and then close everything at a NET profit?
yes, you can trade multiple pairs at the same time. You have to attach EA to each pair chart. Current version doesn't have a global closing setting to close all trades when net global profit meets.
Quoting NoNonSenseFX
{quote} yes, you can trade multiple pairs at the same time. You have to attach EA to each pair chart. Current version doesn't have a global closing setting to close all trades when net global profit meets.
Ah I see. Is this something you can implement?
Quoting ultax
{quote} Ah I see. Is this something you can implement?
Yes, it will be available for next version.
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after forward test for about 1 week i think i understand how this ea works
thx for the great EA

next week will try on real acc
new version is coming.
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Thanks for the ea. Which tf do you use on gold?
Quoting Crush29
Thanks for the ea. Which tf do you use on gold?
Any tf.
Quoting NoNonSenseFX
{quote} Any tf.
With IC Markets, for Gold the max. spread needs to be set to 400.0 or so, on default it does not trade. Some issues with points/pips maybe?
Quoting Go5
{quote} With IC Markets, for Gold the max. spread needs to be set to 400.0 or so, on default it does not trade. Some issues with points/pips maybe?
You are doing the right thing to adjust the spread. No issue here. It is just that gold has bigger spread than regular forex pairs.
will defiantly test this ea and post results. 1 question, does your EA have an expiry date?
Quoting Azis1234
will defiantly test this ea and post results. 1 question, does your EA have an expiry date?
Yes, to prevent people to comercialize the EA.
Quoting NoNonSenseFX
{quote} You will prove yourself wrong for this one.
Quoting NoNonSenseFX
{quote} Yes, to prevent people to comercialize the EA.
So, what is it then?
Quoting AreAmEye
{quote} {quote} So, what is it then?
Some time next year and will get an alert 5 days before expiration to download an updated one.
I’m trying to run it on a pepperstone demo but it’s not trading. Adjusted the spread but still nothing. Any ideas??
Quoting Crush29
I’m trying to run it on a pepperstone demo but it’s not trading. Adjusted the spread but still nothing. Any ideas??
Which pair you use and any log message in expert log?
grid is high risk
Quoting alex6799
grid is high risk
Yes. Put money in your bank is low risk.
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