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  • #1,861
  • Apr 26, 2009 6:10am Apr 26, 2009 6:10am
nanningbob, do you know what percentile 47th place corresponds to?? Pippo
Vincit qui se vincit.
  • #1,862
  • Apr 26, 2009 7:48am Apr 26, 2009 7:48am
Quoting silverngold
Hi qz,

Are these eas actually scripts to work on all charts along with the 60x90 or are they completely seperate eas?

Thanks

Vincent
S, those are seperate EA's. One of those EA's will control all trades from the other charts. They must go on there own seperate chart.
  • #1,863
  • Apr 26, 2009 8:03am Apr 26, 2009 8:03am
Quoting qz10cq
Well my little 2 step approach is working so far. My account is +640 with 6 losses in the last 3 days. Bob will keep you and the thread informed....Dan
Account went to +800 for 4 days then lost again on friday. Ended with +150 for the week which is still good. Looks like the settings I have don't work for Fridays. Will keep you guys informed....Dan
  • #1,864
  • Apr 26, 2009 8:23am Apr 26, 2009 8:23am
Hi NanningBob,
Yes, I agree with you. I was looking at my life in China as an American...not Chinese.....however the US propaganda machine here does mislead the typical American into thinking the iron fist of communism controls everything in everybodys life.....where to work, when to eat.....etc etc. So far from what it really is....
There is much the US could learn from the Chinese though and the Chinese could learn from us too...(One thing that comes to mind is how to form a polite, wait your turn, orderly line...).
Do you (or anyone) have any ideas for an Excel formula(s) that would properly take into consideration multi day trends without a retrace?? These not being addressed properly make our results skewed and less accurate. Congrats on your IBFX results....I closed my IBFX account, they were purposely ...BLATANTLY.....delaying order execution....
Thanks again, Bill
  • #1,865
  • Apr 26, 2009 10:34am Apr 26, 2009 10:34am
Quoting Pippopotamus
nanningbob, do you know what percentile 47th place corresponds to?? Pippo

There are usually 7-900 contestants every month.
  • #1,866
  • Apr 26, 2009 10:40am Apr 26, 2009 10:40am
Quoting ENWBill
Hi NanningBob,
Yes, I agree with you. I was looking at my life in China as an American...not Chinese.....however the US propaganda machine here does mislead the typical American into thinking the iron fist of communism controls everything in everybodys life.....where to work, when to eat.....etc etc. So far from what it really is....
There is much the US could learn from the Chinese though and the Chinese could learn from us too...(One thing that comes to mind is how to form a polite, wait your turn, orderly line...).
Do you (or anyone) have...
You are right most Americans do not understand China but the people here know their boundaries and Chinese have a very group thinking mentality so they dont like to rock the boat. This group think is very difficult for Westerners to understand. However, one of the biggest shocks I got was seeing how much more freedom they had. I did think it would be much tighter than it is. My thought is the communist government has let the cat out of the bag and there is no way of getting it back in, so I see continued improvement for the future here.

A retrace analysis is impossible because the market moves differently every day. The fact is though the market does retrace every day, it is only a matter of enough to hit your trigger. 60 pip retracements are very common and only dont happen when there is a very unusual news story.
  • #1,867
  • Apr 26, 2009 10:51am Apr 26, 2009 10:51am
Bob, if you don't mind, what is your opinion on the article and Prechter's chapter 13 ? the vault.bz is from Fxoffshore

Regards,
Liviu

http://vault.bz/2009/03/putting-the-...to-perspective

http://yelnick.typepad.com/files/13_canthefed.pdf

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Quoting nanningbob
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Once A Trader Always A Trader.
  • #1,868
  • Apr 27, 2009 7:57am Apr 27, 2009 7:57am
Quoting qz10cq
Bob, thread this EA has to go on it's own chart and will close all trades when the preset (adjustable) of -1000 hits, it also will protect profits and close all trades no matter what step there on. Advantage could be not going so deep into the steps and controlling your losses. When profit is +100 it protects 50, when it's +200 it protects 100 and increases as profit increases. If you had 10 trades on and had a total 200 profit then it pulled back when it reached 100 profit it would close all 10 trades and you would have to start again. Sort of...
Sorry here's the one for the mini accounts. When you reach +10 it protects +5, when your at +20 it protects +11 etc. These are the upgrades from the ones I gave earlier (2).
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  • #1,869
  • Apr 27, 2009 8:14am Apr 27, 2009 8:14am
Excellent indie for the group here.

It spots the trend on all currency pairs for all tfs from 5m to Daily.

In essence, it gives one the ability to discriminate which pairs that you wish the ea to run on.

Furthermore, you can also use a trending ea on the ones that are trending.

Place it on its own chart and it applies to all 28 currency pairs.

Make certain that you place it on a 5m so that it will refresh often.

Let know how you like it or if you have some questions.
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  • #1,870
  • Apr 27, 2009 9:55am Apr 27, 2009 9:55am
Why the FOMC report is so important and moves the market more than almost any other news story:

Why Investor's Care
The Fed determines interest rate policy at FOMC meetings. These occur roughly every six weeks and are the single most influential event for the markets. For weeks in advance, market participants speculate about the possibility of an interest rate change at these meetings. If the outcome is different from expectations, the impact on the markets can be dramatic and far-reaching.

The interest rate set by the Fed, the federal funds rate, serves as a benchmark for all other rates. A change in the fed funds rate, the lending rate banks charge each other for the use of overnight funds, translates directly through to all other interest rates from Treasury bonds to mortgage loans. It also changes the dynamics of competition for investor dollars: when bonds yield 10 percent, they will attract more money away from stocks then when they only yield 5 percent.
  • #1,871
  • Edited 10:41am Apr 27, 2009 10:29am | Edited 10:41am
Quoting Liviu
Bob, if you don't mind, what is your opinion on the article and Prechter's chapter 13 ? the vault.bz is from Fxoffshore

Regards,
Liviu

http://vault.bz/2009/03/putting-the-...to-perspective

http://yelnick.typepad.com/files/13_canthefed.pdf

=========================
Whoa~excellent reading thanks for sending. One of the few articles I have read that tries to cover all the bases in the financial world. Most articles focus on one area and draw conslusions from it but the views are unbalanced. We face a serious problem but a collapse has not happened yet and we still can recover. When we do we need to puts some checks and balances into the system so we dont overextend ourselves like this again. Simply put credit needs to be harder to get.

My son got through college by putting his bills on a credit card and then transferring it to companies that offered no charge on balance transefers. I dont know how he figured it all out but he said he used 22 companies and borrowed over 30,000 over 5 years basically interest free. Cant blame him for figuring it out but he financed his college education that way and then when he got his first job it took him less than a year and a half to pay it off. NO car, walked to work, etc. Great Kid, great plan. In reality he played with a loaded gun and did not get shot. I lived in Florida and the last couple of years before the crash you could get loans up to 125% of the value of the house. The deck of cards came crashing down for those folks.

To me the best way out of this mess was one part of the Reagan revolution, (NO not cut taxes and government spending). It was the setting up and encouraging the startup of small businesses. The first people laid off are the older experienced people and mid management people who have the skills and abilities to start small businesses. You give them breaks and financing so they have a chance to prosper and you get the economy rolling again. This bypasses trying to rely on our banks to get us out by giving them cheap money. Replace the older fat cat non competitive companies with new, aggressive ones and you expand the economy.

Instead we are propping up these inefficient institutions and prolonging the pain of the correction. I am glad to see that they may let GM go bankrupt and then restart it as a new efficient company and get rid of the junk. That is a start anyway. My other caveat is if someone needs bailout money the board has to resign and new people brought in to correct the mess instead of them getting to coverup their mistakes with tax money. They failed and they should be fired. AIG, CITIBANK, and all the rest played the game and lost. Instead they get their bonuses and keep their jobs and layoff the common folks. In my opinion small companies, banks, and businesses are better for the common man and the economy than giant corporations, big government, and the huge military complex. Well enough of my ranting, I probably am wrong but heck, I should get to complain too.
  • #1,872
  • Apr 28, 2009 12:12am Apr 28, 2009 12:12am
Quoting nanningbob
Whoa~excellent reading thanks for sending. One of the few articles I have read that tries to cover all the bases in the financial world. Most articles focus on one area and draw conslusions from it but the views are unbalanced. We face a serious problem but a collapse has not happened yet and we still can recover. When we do we need to puts some checks and balances into the system so we dont overextend ourselves like this again. Simply put credit needs to be harder to get.

My son got through college by putting his bills on a credit card and then...
have you seen the movie Zeitgeist Addendum? and if so what did you think?
change the future, not the past
  • #1,873
  • Apr 28, 2009 6:13am Apr 28, 2009 6:13am
Quoting 137
have you seen the movie Zeitgeist Addendum? and if so what did you think?
no I have not. When was it made??
  • #1,874
  • Apr 28, 2009 7:34am Apr 28, 2009 7:34am
Quoting 137
have you seen the movie Zeitgeist Addendum? and if so what did you think?
I think TRUTH!
  • #1,875
  • Apr 28, 2009 9:53am Apr 28, 2009 9:53am
Hi Nanningbob!!,,,I have been testing your new 4h 50ma 180/200,,,,I want to thank you for all your creative efforts,,,,Very profitable over the last 24 hrs,,,,,,,,Thanks again!!
  • #1,876
  • Apr 28, 2009 4:51pm Apr 28, 2009 4:51pm
This is interesting. What are the green/red indicators telling us? How are you using this information? I presume CDR stands for "Current Daily Range" and ADR means "Average Daily Range"?

Thanks for sharing.




Quoting silverngold
Excellent indie for the group here.

It spots the trend on all currency pairs for all tfs from 5m to Daily.

In essence, it gives one the ability to discriminate which pairs that you wish the ea to run on.

Furthermore, you can also use a trending ea on the ones that are trending.

Place it on its own chart and it applies to all 28 currency pairs.

Make certain that you place it on a 5m so that it will refresh often.

Let know how you like it or if you have some questions.
  • #1,877
  • Apr 28, 2009 6:40pm Apr 28, 2009 6:40pm
Quoting nanningbob
no I have not. When was it made??
i think it was made and released last year. you should check it out - it's quite remarkable in terms of its perspective on what money really is and how the monetary system should become obsolete.
change the future, not the past
  • #1,878
  • Apr 28, 2009 6:41pm Apr 28, 2009 6:41pm
Quoting silverngold
I think TRUTH!
apparently you're not alone!
change the future, not the past
  • #1,879
  • Apr 28, 2009 7:42pm Apr 28, 2009 7:42pm
Quoting 137
i think it was made and released last year. you should check it out - it's quite remarkable in terms of its perspective on what money really is and how the monetary system should become obsolete.
I found on the web and will take a look. I am traveling this week since it is a holiday here in China. I was a high school history and economics teacher so I find these things very interesting.
  • #1,880
  • Edited 9:31pm Apr 28, 2009 7:54pm | Edited 9:31pm
Just a reminder that the FOMC report is this afternoon. When I look over my trades from last year these were the days I lost the most amount of money. So from my experience I will sit this one out. I dont think the Fed will make any changes but if they do the market will go nuts. If you want to risk playing it I wouldnt use any of the big mover currencies like the GBP or Eur/jpy.

I closed my accounts for the day since they were all sitting on profit. Here are my 200x180 results for the month. I will be taking about 350 dollars and reenter the May contest with around 260. I will see if I can place a little higher next month. I realistically dont think I can win or place with this EA but I want to see if I can get a 2nd consistent month out of it. Anyway here is my pic of the month and results of the 180 by 200. My total profit since April 5 has been $198.97 at two cents a trade.
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