Which pair always returns to same price

Which pair is the one that returns most often to a previous price?

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@tarrini65 - Thanks! The idea is to keep opening orders, each bar, for example M1, both buy+sell and profit trail close + repeat the same. If price returns, this is a great system.

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well if you have enough money and patient you can make money , maybe you have to wait 1-2 year for a position to close...but they always come back ...actually your question is really weird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Actually, if you check back on pairs history prices, you would see that "history tends to repeat itself" ... until it doesn't. As tarrini65 said in the previous post, you need to have some patience sometimes and definitely some money though I cannot understand the hedging system you are trying to do with each 1M bar!?

1M = monthly bar?? I was forced to guess..

1M/M1=1 Minute, MN=1 Month, at least in MT4 terms.

My only challenge thus far is that most brokers do not allow unlimited orders. My current broker only allows 200. The idea is to have many small orders, one on each bar. If I had a good, reliable broker that would allow unlimited small orders, and allows hedging, I'd be dancing. I'd be dancing even more if they allowed cent accounts.

An example. Test is on 99.9% tick data. The drop at the end is I think because when it reaches that 15k level, the price moves away from the current setup, yet the number of orders open at that point is 200 so no further action is possible at that point. The price continues to move away and when the tester reaches the end date, it closes all positions, hence the drop. If I could open/close more orders it would continue to work I think, just like it did in those 2000+ trades there. I am running another backtest to validate that premise. Also, the system would likely even work better for the period already shown, as more orders could be made.

Another consideration when looking at the Tester output is this; periods of silence due to not being open to open/close orders. Remember that the strategy tester shows things not by time but by orders. Hence, if between two orders the price moves up by 60 pips and then back down (and you account could carry that move - which is more likely here as these are all very small positions) then it would NOT show in the EA. For this you need to do a visual back test and maybe add an open orders + equity/balance indicator.

If you guys have any great ideas on any of the following it would help because things could get fixed;
- broker choice: reliable + (cent account +) hedging allowed + unlimited number of orders open == a winner
- how to handle "periods of silence" (one thought I had was to close all positions after x amount of profit, but for some reason this doesn't always seem to work well) when prices moves away and maximum number of orders are open (btw when I say order I mean instituted order, not pending order)

Hmm, correction. The above was with unlimited orders enabled. Must still be a bug in the EA then (price moves away and profit not locked in). This is long backtest with 200 orders enabled.

why don't you try it with bigger timeframe candles. I think it's all the same. or maybe i don't understand it !