Phoenix 2007 (new thread)

I still haven't picked a trending indicator for Phoenix6. Ideally the indicator would show a strong sustained trend, and ignore news spikes. Most ideally, it would also show when the trend is weakening. Our indicator could come in very late on the trend (halfway up), but we don't want it to be wrong. We could also require the trend has been consistent for a certain amount of time, e.g. an indicator returns a signal, and we make sure it consistently returns the signal before using it as a filter.

Good morning,
Move on forexu one year and discovered am system Phoenix. I've done honest backward test from 2006.01.05 to the 2006.30.12 and in detail see through EA.I would like ask, how often would had system prove.
I'm sorry, but I don't know much well English
Thank you behind answer
Jirka

Phoenix Main site is forex-tsd.com/phoenix/ and I recommend 5.7.0 stable.

Daraknor,
Thank you very well.
George

can show me the link of 5.7.0?

or u can attach here. besides, which version is the latest 1?can provide me the link as well.thanks

5.7.0 link

what is the best setting for this version?use default value?

I'm having problems with backtesting using history from Alpari. When I downloaded the data in December for 1/1/06-12/1/06, I was able to achieve 90% quality. I just recently downloaded data for 1/1/06-3/1/07 and can only achieve 50% model quality. Is anyone else having the same problem or does anyone know how to correct the problem. I have been using the method Hendrick's post some time ago for getting 90% model quality.

Thanks,

dbcmkx

You probably have a big gap near the end of september in your data. I recommend using the broker you trade with as your data source for optimization. Brokers have very different prices, spiking, dynamic spreads, etc.

how setting ini mini trading with interbank? can anyone help the best setting 4 thiz EA.

Newbie question: How do I convert the settings in metatrader language as provided by Hendricks into an actual .set file? Thanks Andy

I'm not sure which settings by Hendrick you are talking about but - The *.set files are stored in a folder called 'presets' which is under the experts folder. The set file will look like what is shown in post #560. When you first attach an expert to the chart a box pops up with two tabs. Look at the inputs tab. This is what is in the *.set file. There is a button to 'save' or 'load' settings. This is how the EA loads settings from the *.set file or creates a *.set file. Since we could not upload *.set files to FF directly we often changed the extension to *.txt instead. You would have to change it back for MT4 to recognize it. *.set files can be edited or looked at using the Notepad program or other similar simple text editing programs. I would suggest loading the EA and saving the settings on the 'input' tab. You can then look at or print that *.set file out and use it as a reference to determine which *.txt files and which other posts in the thread have the same variables and would be applicable.

In this thread some of the posts showing people's settings were snippets directly out of the MT4 code. These changes in settings would have to be made directly to the code using Metaeditor. If you go over to TSD there are newer versions of the Phoenix EA. If you use the original EA realize the success was due in part to curve fitting during optimization. You would probably need to do some work in that area.

Anyone still using this ea?

ya anyone? thinking of using this on my account on eur/usd

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