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Supernova GBP/JPY Mini Trend Catcher
- #1,102
- Sep 26, 2007 7:09am Sep 26, 2007 7:09am
- Joined Jun 2007 | Status: Unconventionable Conventionist | 2,768 Posts
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I have that also on a regular basis today, as I am trying to follow this strange behaviour. Even if you manually close a trade, the EA feels like re-entering you on the same old signal.
The simplest thing yould be to tell (code into) the EA to only take the trade after so-and-so many bars are closed and then no longer.
Today I closed half a dozen trades right after their opening as they came in unintended after closing the inital trade.
But the more trouble we shoot in the testing phase the better, I guess!
Greetz
Gnat
First post: Templates for the manual use on VT & MT4
#804 : The Supernova EA as created for cryten
#938 : The SuperNovav1-1 EA created for uconn10016
The main difference is the implementation of the well known managetpEA-family into the concept of Supernova by version 1-1 through uconn10016.
Both are still in testing and are in foetal stage, as I learned today.
But both perform nicely on the above posted pairs and are just waiting for an exit strategy to peel out of the egg.
Best Wishes!
Gnat
I have been reading the posts, and with so many changes, sorry I am confused. Please go over it step by step. Correct me if I am wrong!!!
1. Open any chart, TF 30mins
2. attach supernova template
2. Attach EA latest by uconn
Is that it!!! How does the EA start taking trades?
And also what are the variables you use. Please explain the logic of the EA.I am asking this bec. after reading so many posts, it gets confusing, which method I am using.
Please help,
Regards
Zee
ZHK
- #1,110
- Sep 26, 2007 9:20am Sep 26, 2007 9:20am
Hi Cryten,
i totally agree with you in keeping the development within the confines of FF, as this thread has been top notch to date with everyome rowing in the same direction, and if development starts getting diluted across many threads we will surely not get any major adjustemments in future
i totally agree with you in keeping the development within the confines of FF, as this thread has been top notch to date with everyome rowing in the same direction, and if development starts getting diluted across many threads we will surely not get any major adjustemments in future
- #1,113
- Sep 26, 2007 10:07am Sep 26, 2007 10:07am
- Joined Jun 2007 | Status: Unconventionable Conventionist | 2,768 Posts
- #1,115
- Sep 26, 2007 10:22am Sep 26, 2007 10:22am
- Joined Jun 2007 | Status: Unconventionable Conventionist | 2,768 Posts
Hi Gnat:
I have been reading the posts, and with so many changes, sorry I am confused. Please go over it step by step. Correct me if I am wrong!!!
1. Open any chart, TF 30mins
2. attach supernova template
2. Attach EA latest by uconn
Is that it!!! How does the EA start taking trades?
And also what are the variables you use. Please explain the logic of the EA.I am asking this bec. after reading so many posts, it gets confusing, which method I am using.
Please help,
Regards
Zee
If you follow your step 1.) to 3.) you are very well set up. The EA will then start taking trades according to its internal rules that match the rules of the Supernova System(R) described in the first post. QQE needs to cross and find confirmation in the MOM going into the right direction and above the center-line etc.!
If you move through the charts, the EA will adapt its actions to the current situation on that particular chart. I.e. on the 15M chart you are about to get a signal - you switch to the 5M chart and here the signal is already fully developed - INSTANTLY the EA will enter into a position as reflected on the 5M chart. (This can be a bit of a shock sometimes. Solution: Build confirmationcharts that carry the template and you can switch through timeframes there, while the EA stays on 30M, 1H or whatever timeframe you like best.)
Some real bug we encountered so far: If you are manually closing a trade or if you restart the EA after it was taken off for some time, the EA (at least the original Supernova and the v1-1 from uconn) enters or re-enters into a trade that may be hours old. The EA does not care about the time that the signal was initially submitted, it simply places trades as it finds a signal has taken place "sometime".
Apart from that, if you leave the or any of the EA(s) on a 1H chart and let it run from dot-to-dot you will make heaps of pips with sheer beauty of clearity.
As for the variables: They are already in the template. We discuss to lower the DMI to (7) and possibly employ the CCI (14) as an exit helper.
Want some coffee?
Greetings
Gnat
- #1,116
- Sep 26, 2007 10:25am Sep 26, 2007 10:25am
- Joined Jun 2007 | Status: Unconventionable Conventionist | 2,768 Posts
I want the full code from the EA for the simple reason it can be modded in future, changes made etc. I would not want to get too comfy with ea for it then need to be changed and the whole thing would need to be rewritten if I only have ex4.
Got an email and Mikhail will start coding. I will pay him on the 15th and will share it here then.
If you needed your own modifications added or anything else you would have the code for Mr.pips rather then starting from scratch all over again which also means it's cheaper hehe
What about sharing the price ... a coalition of the billing?
Gnatterich... Gnatterpoor
- #1,118
- Sep 26, 2007 10:34am Sep 26, 2007 10:34am
- Joined Jun 2007 | Status: Unconventionable Conventionist | 2,768 Posts
yakonline,
here is location of indicator. It is the Gann Hi-Low .
just download the zip file as there is other good stuff as well.
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