Anyone interested in an EA project?

Hi just wondering if there's any programmers out there that would be interested in working with me to create an EA that might actually be profitable.

The nature of the inefficiency requires it to be handled by an EA. I've done some manual tests with quite surprising results but to take it to the next level I really need it in an EA form

In return for programming it you can obviously also use it and you may find something interesting in it. All in all I think its pretty simple. The entry can be expressed by an Excel IF formula, the hardest bit is probably the trade management side of it.

Anyway if you're interested let me know and we'll take it from there.

Cheers

If the entry is simple, I'd first try the Expert Advisor Builder for MetaTrader 4:
http://sufx.core.t3-ism.net/ExpertAdvisorBuilder/

Cheers mate will have a look

No worries cobber.

hey cindy...... does such a thing exist..... ......

give me a holler if the suffix deal does not work out......h

Hayseed

I posted in another thread appealing for someone to help with coding an ea. I have used the above link and have therefore coded the basics and on tests it works fine. I am looing to add a martingale strategy based on further trade entry signals rather than every xx pips.

Could you help, if so let me know and I will pm the details as well as the intial ea.

Cheers and Cindy, sorry for hijacking your thread

Paul

I think you will have a hard time getting anyone to program a Martingale MM, simply because it does not change the edge, and usually increases risk of ruin. So a programmer would probably want to be paid,because they would never use such a method, if they have any math background, which most programmers do. That may be why you got no takers. You could try advertising in the commercial section for a programmer for hire.

Hi Hayseed

I did some tests in excel based on quote prices of the 5 minute closes on the basis that:

(EUR/USD) * (GBP/USD) = EUR/GBP

Arbitrage traders are meant to keep this in sync but it appears that a few times a week this gets out of balance.

Anyway it seems that the EUR/GBP jumps long to counter this imbalance more often than not.

I know its nothing new or special but I just found it interesting but I could only test a few weeks from the data and time I had. I thought with an EA maybe some better tests could run.

A few times this happened where the rate was out by more than 5 pips in my tests were:

28/01/2011 at the 13:25 GMT close
27/01/2011 at the 13:25 GMT close
26/01/2011 at the 19:10 GMT close
21/01/2011 at the 9:25 GMT close
20/01/2011 at the 21:55 GMT close

Anyway an EA would be pretty straight forward. Don't bother if you're not interested in it yourself, but if not maybe its something you may be interested in.

I've attached the spreadsheet anyway.

I actually gave it to another member to have a look at but haven't heard from him since... Maybe hes retired to the Bahamas

Does this same sort of relationship exist in other crosses?