Hallo Rick!
I am still in all three initial trades and will maybe drop put of one or two during today and will post the pictures then. I had some intermediate snapshots ready, but did not want to post hypothetical mumurings here. In sideways markets the LaG is definitely not such a smashhit, but it was initially added to aid the very small TFs as on Imran's system.
You are right about your statement that there should be no frustration about the dradown of this testing session. First of all we are not using Supernova in an intelligable way and are just testing single functions. Then we are using a pair that has so far never qualified for Supernova usage with an EA - the EURCHF - and it is not even doing bad on that. Furthermore the only setting I would have given a try initiall is the one of Carol, probably followed by the dot-to-dot from Rick.
I see the whole thing moving amazingly smooth for so many people involved directly and on the stages, so that we may come to conclusions within a few weeks here. Thanks Rick for adopting us for your EA coding as you may have turned elsewhere by chance and we would have never made it this far. And also special thanks to Glenn, who never let go the EA idea and was stubborn enough to bring it so far!!
I actually would need more sleep now, but I opt for the second best option - coffee! I made a big one! Please help yourself!
Ciao & Good morning from Old Europe
Matt
I am very interested in your findings about Lag. I read some of the recent posts on the Imran thread and they have the same interpretations that we do. When Lag fails to make the target, the trend has broken down and it is a good time to take the small loss. It really might prove very useful for cutting losers short when used with other indicators. It seems to be able to tell broken trends more rapidly than many of the other indis.
Rick
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