two eurjpy trades today. +58
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- #4,383
- Dec 19, 2012 8:43am Dec 19, 2012 8:43am
Very great man !!
But I've the same setting but I don't have the same trades.
On which broker do you use it ?
Thanks
Goodgame42, typing in "different settings" would have yielded plenty of posts about your question. Simply going through the thread would have resulted in you finding the answer to this question within minutes.
It took me 15 seconds to find Post 4,358:
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=6306227&highlight=settings#post6306227
No excuses, please read the thread. People need to find their own settings and post up pictures of their trades so that they might be analysed and advice given on potential changes.
- #4,384
- Dec 19, 2012 8:45am Dec 19, 2012 8:45am
Hello,
Not sure I can really add anything useful to the Thread at the moment; I only discovered this thread last Saturday and have spent most of the last five days re-reading the thread (:
However, I did spend yesterday removing various Currency Pairs / Periods to get it down to a manageable six Charts - and over the last 24 hours I have had six straight 20 pip wins followed by two 25 pip losses. So incredibly impressive. 
I do have one question, which I think may have been answered in the Thread, but I want to check. In Post 4,378 the "Net Pips" shows as 2,100. When I set my Metatrader graph with the same parameters etc, more or less, my Net Pips shows as 521. Is this because the Net Pips is "Live" and as such will be different on a Chart that has been up and running for 100 days when compared to a new Graph? Anyhow, here is the graph I ended up with. Any help much appreciated. And PLEASE don't think I am just trying to steal someone else's settings, I am just trying to learn how this all hangs together. And I understand that Net Pips is not as important as Close Trade 1/2/3/4 being above 50%.
Not sure I can really add anything useful to the Thread at the moment; I only discovered this thread last Saturday and have spent most of the last five days re-reading the thread (:
However, I did spend yesterday removing various Currency Pairs / Periods to get it down to a manageable six Charts - and over the last 24 hours I have had six straight 20 pip wins followed by two 25 pip losses. So incredibly impressive.
I do have one question, which I think may have been answered in the Thread, but I want to check. In Post 4,378 the "Net Pips" shows as 2,100. When I set my Metatrader graph with the same parameters etc, more or less, my Net Pips shows as 521. Is this because the Net Pips is "Live" and as such will be different on a Chart that has been up and running for 100 days when compared to a new Graph? Anyhow, here is the graph I ended up with. Any help much appreciated. And PLEASE don't think I am just trying to steal someone else's settings, I am just trying to learn how this all hangs together. And I understand that Net Pips is not as important as Close Trade 1/2/3/4 being above 50%.
- #4,386
- Dec 19, 2012 9:13am Dec 19, 2012 9:13am
- | Joined Apr 2008 | Status: Trader | 1,114 Posts
GU ticking along nicely for me, let's see if we can get enough strength in this short 
http://my.jetscreenshot.com/demo/m_2...5agx-122kb.jpg (http://my.jetscreenshot.com/demo/20121219-5agx-122kb)
http://my.jetscreenshot.com/demo/m_2...5agx-122kb.jpg (http://my.jetscreenshot.com/demo/20121219-5agx-122kb)
- #4,388
- Dec 19, 2012 10:08am Dec 19, 2012 10:08am
I have been comprehensively backtesting my EA over all currency pairs and all various settings.
The results have been interesting. Especially when using the different Martingale settings.
They are now backtested over three years which I consider to be statistically significant.
I will show all results here when I have completed all the backtests for each to evaluate.
Not sure what thats from, but my kids nowadays say it all the time and think it hilarious.
- #4,399
- Dec 19, 2012 9:49pm Dec 19, 2012 9:49pm
- | Commercial User | Joined May 2011 | 1,754 Posts
To improve is to change. To perfect, is to change often.
