Exactly, shouldn't be no trades for v7a nor v8.
Right on!
I know it's frustrating when the EA doesn't take a trade when it looks like a no-brainer but
it follows its rules to the letter and that saves us from grief!
Yeap, as I always said, better no trade than a LOSS. I can wait
for profit, no problems
By the way, right now very tough Market conditions, swings are pretty
high especially on Cable. Some of H4 candles are 70-90 pips long.
Market crazy these days.. DOW collapsing..
some people seem to think that they should be capable of always making perfect logical decisions all the time!
Just a thought!
, it's all different ball game,Maybe they are on the DEMO account
when you bet real money in that case Robots should do better.
That's why most of us lose, - cannot control emotions and EA should
take care of that part..
Maybe they are on the DEMO account
when you bet real money in that case Robots should do better.
That's why most of us lose, - cannot control emotions and EA should
take care of that part..
With MT4 I suddenly feel like a cave man being given a helicopter for christmas!
That is certainly true of my trading decisions!
Let me tell you about my past, this will tell you how old I am, the first programming I ever did was in Cobol and Assembler for an IBM 360 series mainframe computer, about as big as a house!
It used punched-cards for the input, each card contained one line of code and it had 1 k of magnetic ring memory RAM and a 5 k rotating magnetic drum HD.
Experts at that time predicted that one day there could be as many as 20 improved versions of these beasts in the UK and they would be able to handle...
Hi Geoff,
I am happy to join your group of people with punch card experience. I started my career with PDP-11 and know th pain of card punching an wait for a whole day to get a spit out from computer that one of your line is wrong...
Velli
Mmmm!
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!
http://www.pipsbay.com/simple-h1-gbp...orex-strategy/
That is certainly true of my trading decisions!
Let me tell you about my past, this will tell you how old I am, the first programming I ever did was in Cobol and Assembler for an IBM 360 series mainframe computer, about as big as a house!
It used punched-cards for the input, each card contained one line of code and it had 1 k of magnetic ring memory RAM and a 5 k rotating magnetic drum HD.
Experts at that time predicted that one day there could be as many as 20 improved versions of these beasts in the UK and they would be able to handle...
Some of the terminals, though, were not CRT's but instead they printed the programs on paper like a typewriter I certainly don't miss those days bloody hell!!
it's the same concept as your, pretty much word for word!
why can't they give credit where it's due?!?!
When I went to college, my school used a UNIVAC mainframe but I just missed having to deal with punchcards
Mmmm!
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!
http://www.pipsbay.com/simple-h1-gbp...orex-strategy/
Geoff, please don't let this dishearten you as there is a whole bunch of people all around the globe who are very, very grateful to you for having shared your gift with us!
Unfortunately there always has been and always will be pedal crankers who take somoeones idea and then hawk it around the place as their own
Next step is that one of these lowlifes will start selling it..
Of course, that was to be expected!
Mind you, if they do sell this EA it will cause a bit of an stir!
It will be a first, a commercial EA that actually works, they've never had that before!
You couldn't be more right about that!!!
I really appreciate all the work you have done on these fantastic EAs. It's extremely refreshing to have something that actually works.
Carol
Of course, that was to be expected!
Mind you, if they do sell this EA it will cause a bit of an stir!
It will be a first, a commercial EA that actually works, they've never had that before!
