Need help of programming this EA

Oops, i'm sorry with the .exe file...
I'm sending you the wrong file.

Please accept my apologize.
I haven't check that file too.
I mean i want to share Neural Network EA with you...but the size is too large.
I'm trying to zip it first, then attach in my next post.

I think it's a valuable one.
If i didn't forget, it's approximately $199.
But for friend who had helped me, it's for free.
I share it now with you.
Hope it will help you to find another great ideas for your EA.


"The Way It Is" by Bruce Hornsby? Great song!
I like the lyric.

But what i mean here is '"That's The Way It Is" by Celine Dion.
Hehehe!

Of course you realize you're sharing it with everyone else, don't you? But hey, I got a copy of it so, you don't have to leave it there if you don't want.

What copy did you get?

The Trend Predictor NNEA?

Yes, i realized that i share it with every one here.
And i'm following your suggestion, i've deleted it.

Yes, it was The Trend Predictor NNEA.

Thanks.

Now, i begin to forward testing the Ding_Dong_Duo.

I'll post the result later, ecTrade.

Hey, I modified the EA a bit so that the maximum number of trades open is set to "1." This is in case something something happens, like the computer crashes, the EA gets reset by the server or, as in the case with me, when I modify the program and recompile it. Which, of course resets everything and opens a new trade. So, now I have two trades open! This is to help insure that doesn't happen.

I also created an ID tag which, when you display the comments field in the trading section, it will tell you which EA opened each trade. This I think should be helpful, especially when you are working with more than one EA and have multiple trades open.


ETA: Modified EA so it only counts number of open trades with ID tags, instead of counting symbol alone. Otherwise it won't open any new trades if preexisting trades already exist, that were opened either manually or, by some other EA.

Yo!
The ID Tag is very helpful...
About the maximum number of trades open is set to "1", i think that's a great idea to minimize any false happen when force majeure occurs.

Good anticipation, friend!


I have tested Ding_Dong_Duo performance, and that's really fulfilled what i mention in my strategy. I'm fully satisfied.

The profit is small, but it is running with my strategy.
I want to test Ding_Dong_Duo for at least 2 weeks while waiting for Ding_Dong_Trio

Thank you for your useful modification with Ding_Dong_Duo, friend!

Yes, exactly.


Oh, I did set the Reset_Lo values to -120 pips as a default. I don't know if you noticed it or not? So, you might want to set them to "0" if you don't want to use them.

I also have something else in the works, called the Ding_Dong_Daz (short for "Dazzle"). And here, instead of opening a new trade after the previous close, it waits until the price is either 3 points above or, 10 points below. That way if the price is about ready to drop, and it hasn't opened the "upper" trade, it spares you from taking a loss ... or, at least by 10 pips anyway. Of course these values are also user-definable, and I'm initially thinking about setting them to 5 and 15.

I think I'm getting close to something that works, and may post it here shortly.

Ding_Dong_Dazz?
What about Ding_Dong_Trio?
Hehehe!

What a nice work!


Btw, why do you set "Reset_Lo" value to -120 as a default?
For what purpose?

Thanx!

Can you please share your NNEA please.....

Hmm ... maybe I need the second "z?" I think it might looks better that way.

It's still in the works.

Thanks.

Like I said before, it's there in case the price goes south and doesn't come back up again. That way it will keep the trading "automatic." But no, it doesn't have to remain that way. Or, maybe I could create a version just for you, where everything is preset the way you want? Or, you could probably do it yourself without too much trouble.

What do you mean by the second "z"?
Is that Ding_Dong_Dazz_the 2nd?
Or Ding_Dong_Dazzz?


Ok, i think i could do it myself without any trouble.
Even if there's anything i don't understand, i could just ask you, right?

I think it looks best with two z's.

Yes, sure.

Okay, here it is. Ding Dong Dazz! Basically it's the same as Ding_Dong_Duo, except it allows you to open new orders above and below the previous order close. This is particularly useful when the price is trending. For example, in the Buy mode, and the price is trending upwards, and "P_Lead" set to a minimum (currently it's set at 3 pips), then you're almost assured two or three winning trades in a row (or more). If, however, the trend reverses, or hiccups even, you are allowed to fall backwards and, depending on how large "P_Lag" is set (currently it's set at 12 pips) and, if a new order is opened at that point, then you are not taking the loss you would have taken, if the order had opened where the previous order closed. So, you are now up by 12 pips!

Oh well, it's something to check out, and experiment on.

I also created a third option (see "Option_1_2_3") which, if you select, sets everything back to the "original" Ding Dong settings. So, if you prefer to work with your original idea, and not get too far ahead of yourself, you still have the option to do so. I've been watching it in both Buy and Sell modes, and it appears to be working as it did before. Well, time will tell ...

Thanks.


ETA: Changed ID tag from "Ding Dong IV" to "Ding Dong Dazz" ... looks better that way.

Thank you very much, friend!

I'll try to understand how this Ding_Dong_Dazz works...
I think this Dazz is very useful, because sometimes the price goes up, reverse, and go up again, or vice versa.

Good job, friend!
Well done...

Here are what the actual settings would look like (to give you an idea of what's involved) if you set it up to behave like the original Ding Dong:

TP1 = 10, SL1 = 20, P_Lead = 0, P_Lag = 0, R_Lead = 20, R_Lag = 0.

Also, the settings that are there now, are just arbitrary. There's nothing that says they have to be etched in stone.

Thank you for share the actual settings, friend!


Have you test this Ding_Dong_Dazz too?

I just opened a chart and started trading with it 10 minutes ago. So far so good!

Oh, I also backtested it while working on it.

I'm going to forward test Ding_Dong_Dazz now.

Ouw, one thing to ask: what was the backtesting result?
Great, Good, or Bad?