Quantum London Trading Custom EA

Quoting gizmo96

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{quote} Hi Vlad, I figured out what the issue is. The EA is not placing any orders, or throws a 130 error message, when I only place a TP per order. I tested it yesterday with also a SL per order and then it works as expected. Thanks again. Kind regards, Gizmo96

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Quoting denya

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Hi Vlad! Since some of us are experimenting with 4 orders in the session, it would be useful to add a table with the size lots for each of the 60 into the settings Advisor For Example: =========================== LOT SIZE MENEGMENT: Trade 1 = 0.01 Trade 2 = 0.02 Trade 3 = 0.02 Trade 4 = 0.03 Trade 5 = 0.04 ......... Trade 58 = 0.98 Trade 59 = 0.99 Trade 60 = 1 ========================== I have extensive experience in the "grid" advisers and similar displaying settings will make EA more flexible. This will increase the potential profit. Thanks...

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input string LotProgression = "0.01,0.01,0.02,0.02,0.03";

Quoting gizmo96

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{quote} Hi Vlad, I figured out what the issue is. The EA is not placing any orders, or throws a 130 error message, when I only place a TP per order. I tested it yesterday with also a SL per order and then it works as expected. Thanks again. Kind regards, Gizmo96

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Quoting denya

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Hi Vlad! Since some of us are experimenting with 4 orders in the session, it would be useful to add a table with the size lots for each of the 60 into the settings Advisor For Example: =========================== LOT SIZE MENEGMENT: Trade 1 = 0.01 Trade 2 = 0.02 Trade 3 = 0.02 Trade 4 = 0.03 Trade 5 = 0.04 ......... Trade 58 = 0.98 Trade 59 = 0.99 Trade 60 = 1 ========================== I have extensive experience in the "grid" advisers and similar displaying settings will make EA more flexible. This will increase the potential profit. Thanks...

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Quoting FerruFx

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{quote} Instead an input for each of the 60 ... it would be simplier to have a single input handled like below : input string LotProgression = "0.01,0.01,0.02,0.02,0.03"; ... then simply set an array (ie. Lot[] ) with the StringSplit() function. The lot size for each order will be found in the array position by the current opened orders ... If for example we have 3 orders in progress, the next lot will be the 4th position in the array. By doing like this, we aren't limited ... The user input can be any number of lot size ...

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Quoting bapakjason

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Vlad, so far so good. This ea has been doing well for me!

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Quoting bapakjason

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Vlad, so far so good. This ea has been doing well for me!

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Quoting Vlad13685

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{quote} Bug squashed! Thanks gizmo96! Regards Vlad {file}

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Quoting fredgold3434

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hi Ferrufx i have tried to backtest the EA,but it will test it in strategy tester from few days ago until today only.any idea why i can not backtest it for example from few months ago until now? regards fred

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Quoting fredgold3434

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{quote} can you please share with us the setting for back testing? fred

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Quoting theBlues

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Hi, i've been testing the EA since its first version was provided by Vlad with many different parameters and had a good success from 01/01/15 to 01/08/15. My goal was to reduce drawdown in order to be able to try this EA live on a small account. I could reach this goal by setting the EA this way: -Work only during Tokyo session -5/10 max trades per session -0.01 lots -125 depth -stop loss 20$ A more conservative configuration: -Tokyo session -3 max trades -1 max cycle -125 depth -stop loss $20 Both of this configurations works really good from the...

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Quoting arkan1976

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{quote} Hello Vlad, the EA continues open only positions first day, I delete Global Daily Cicles , regards {image}

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Quoting Vlad13685

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{quote} Ok, I think the global variables could be messing with it. It worked on my side but might not be the same for everyone. I will work on a solution tonight to code this without using global variables. Regards Vlad

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Quoting Vlad13685

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{quote} from a coding perspective, absolutely... but what formula would you use to calculate what the depth should be at a given point in time? Regards Vlad

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Quoting theBlues

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{quote} To reply to this question, i call upon the help of a more experienced trader like MM or any other. Actually, a more complete feature would be an auto-adapting depth:lot size ratio. About the formula i really need the help of a more experienced trader. Thanks, theBlues

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Quoting theBlues

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Hi, i've been testing the EA since its first version was provided by Vlad with many different parameters and had a good success from 01/01/15 to 01/08/15. My goal was to reduce drawdown in order to be able to try this EA live on a small account. I could reach this goal by setting the EA this way: -Work only during Tokyo session -5/10 max trades per session -0.01 lots -125 depth -stop loss 20$ A more conservative configuration: -Tokyo session -3 max trades -1 max cycle -125 depth -stop loss $20 Both of this configurations works really good from the...

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