I don't think you really have any rules; as noted above, you're kinda just going off of instinct, or "guessing." Why not do this with Oanda?
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- Nov 4, 2008 5:26pm Nov 4, 2008 5:26pm
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FF journal: Peaks and Troffs
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- Dec 8, 2008 7:16am Dec 8, 2008 7:16am
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I just built an EA for this pair EUR/JPY using mostly Auslanco 15 min (GBP/JPY) with trigger signal T3. I just test H1 combine with lotsize MM. Don't have a good feeling about forward testing yet. To run this EA you need GannHilo activator, T3 indicator and QQE indicator for MT4. If someone can run tests and post your thought will appreciate. Attach also the backtest from 8/2007 to today> The EA is EMA_T3 file. TakeProfit and StopLoss should leave EA manage (left them =0). Bull =1 if you favor long trade or else will favor short trade.
Allison
Congrats on making the EA, I'm not sure why you didn't post the .mq4 files. No one should seriously use an EA, without understanding exactly how it makes it's decisions, and the .ex4 files don't allow the user the luxury of looking under the hood.
Now, if your intention was to hide the code, I should tell you that it's as easy as ABC to decompile .ex files.
The other thing, and this goes out to Joninthai too. I've found that demo accounts and live accounts are as different as the east is from the west. I can almost guarantee that an EA that works perfectly on a demo account will probably do poorly on a live account, partly due to latency in feeds etc., and this even from the same broker, as they have different servers.
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