{quote} One little issue with the code and something I could only see live trading fast frame. Without properly defining the overall trend and having a wussy out on trend reversal, it goes into rapid fire trading. Piece of fucking shit! Anyways...Got it corrected and re-upped.Here's what I had on an M1 with one pair. Consequently, I have restarted the account with the corrected code. {image}
{quote} Daily target nicely covered. With 30M
I can see my name in new EA. thanks for that. Can you please explain little bit of new indicator (stoch) . So now Iresh going to test IreshChathu. 30M 30 grid space no lot increment. 100$ stop loss. with 16 pairs. Target is only 100$ per week.
let's play again. I noticed that the common tab we can define the trend as well short or long. will be help to GBP pairs until end of referendum. 
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Stochastics has been used since V2 of falling knives for helping to identify peaks and pyramiding opportunities, so, it's not actually that new. What is new is the idea of cost Triangulation using price, moving averages and the stochastics. After a brief trade analysis and after me not properly setting my power settings on my new PC, I might need a little more time for true testing of the idea. But...basically, the Iresh trader doesn't have a bitch mode, but does have a wussy close. When the trend reverses and after a period of retrace, it will...
It's took the 1st entry...
2nd entry ....
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3rd one. I have little bit doubt about exit. Hi magix are you there with live trading.... {image}
What issue do you have with the closing?
The closing on this is dynamically set so still requires an exit point and this is established by 4 different sets of logic depending on market, movement, price and trend.
I am testing this one on an M1 chart 14 pairs, .01 start, increment on a $3k account.
120 second delay.
Grid=2
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{quote} What issue do you have with the closing? The closing on this is dynamically set so still requires an exit point and this is established by 4 different sets of logic depending on market, movement, price and trend. I am testing this one on an M1 chart 14 pairs, .01 start, increment on a $3k account.
Hard playing.. good luck bro. Nice week no red news I think other than unexpected GBP political news. I'll explain you that with scrn prints when I got it again. hope good results from you. be safe
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{quote} Oh.
I am thinking, for the larger time frame trading to have it trigger off of a MTF...
Working with the M5/M30 for triggering might gain a little better by way of entries and find a little faster profit.
Have worked with this same idea in a couple of my other EAs, but all a little different logic.
Given the triangulation, this actually might work out very well....
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{quote} I am thinking, for the larger time frame trading to have it trigger off of a MTF... Working with the M5/M30 for triggering might gain a little better by way of entries and find a little faster profit. Have worked with this same idea in a couple of my other EAs, but all a little different logic. Given the triangulation, this actually might work out very well....
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{quote} Thanks for your comments magix. This is like kaizen Japanese technique . Please share your live results as you possible.
Last year, around this time, I was working with my group on an MTF that used only a trail stop.
It went well for a while, but then turned south.
I will have to revisit this idea using triangulation and shorter time frames for profiting and may come up with something a little better.
Here's a look at the previous results.
95% positive closing average. 256% growth in a single month, $1000 account start size, 14 pairs in trade.
Sure the DD was a little shitty, but with a few refinements, whose to say that we can't give a little on the closing and gains to keep the draws in better check.
Will have to try and remember which fucking EA this was...
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{quote} Oh.
Day 1 with the M1 Iresh, increment.
Trade Explorer Added.
HERE
Just want to see how long this will go before it blows up.
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{quote} Day 1 with the M1 Iresh, increment.
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Here's something to appreciate about the Iresh EA and the idea of triangulation. Check it... This is only 1 pair, EA, M1... Over the last few hours, it has traded inside of a fairly tight track, about 38 pips. Inside of this track, it has found 4 sets of trades, 2 short and 2 long making a minimum of $1 or 10 pips in these ranges. 38 pips traded, 40 pips earned. And directionally sound! Really loving this shit! {image}
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In other news...
FK7, development stages.
It is using the triangulation with the original FK backside.
This is 7 pairs, and all lots are same as the primary, .01.
3/4s as good as the multiplier in half the pairs. Don't think I would add increments or multiplier on this motherfucker...but all the same, it seems to be doing good on its own.
FK7, development stages.
It is using the triangulation with the original FK backside.
This is 7 pairs, and all lots are same as the primary, .01.
3/4s as good as the multiplier in half the pairs. Don't think I would add increments or multiplier on this motherfucker...but all the same, it seems to be doing good on its own.
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The trigger on grid...
I know a lot of folk that play with these, simply have no concept of how they work or what they do when they work, but this is the kinda shit I look at for further development.
Here is an example of 3 sets of trades taken on GBPJPY.
Trade sets:
1. You can see that there is a very tiny range in pips from the primary to the secondary and the profit range seems like it could grow a lot more...and it could have. But, appreciate that if we as too much, we increase our exposure to market and limit us from finding potential range reversals or gaining any profit.
2. Was a fairly decent trade taken in that it didn't need help to make profit, it was just a single trade...wait for profit and close as the grid/time/trigger method weren't met.
3. 2 trades taken a fair more than the standard 2 pips apart and profit was taken on both trades to come up with the minimum profit range prior to one of the 5 closing methodologies kicking in.
BUT
4. There was still a little more range inside of the green box that we could have cost averaged...and didn't.
The pyramiding is still relatively new to me and will definitely require some variance by pair and time frame...the idea isn't to activate more trades, it is to find reasonable market expectations on supplementary trades and reasonable profit ranges.
Go through FF...you will find a lot of trade systems that tell you when to take a trade...maybe even how to trade or exit if the trade goes against you...but finding the exits is 100% of your success in market. No matter if you win or lose, the idea of being a successful trader is finding prosperity and living to fight another day.
Spend some time in front of a chart, have a look at the trades as they close, if you are working with any of the FK logics...and see how/what/where/when you would be able to improve.
I am open to suggestions...even if they don't get readily used, it doesn't hurt for you to post them for your own personal knowledge.
I know a lot of folk that play with these, simply have no concept of how they work or what they do when they work, but this is the kinda shit I look at for further development.
Here is an example of 3 sets of trades taken on GBPJPY.
Trade sets:
1. You can see that there is a very tiny range in pips from the primary to the secondary and the profit range seems like it could grow a lot more...and it could have. But, appreciate that if we as too much, we increase our exposure to market and limit us from finding potential range reversals or gaining any profit.
2. Was a fairly decent trade taken in that it didn't need help to make profit, it was just a single trade...wait for profit and close as the grid/time/trigger method weren't met.
3. 2 trades taken a fair more than the standard 2 pips apart and profit was taken on both trades to come up with the minimum profit range prior to one of the 5 closing methodologies kicking in.
BUT
4. There was still a little more range inside of the green box that we could have cost averaged...and didn't.
The pyramiding is still relatively new to me and will definitely require some variance by pair and time frame...the idea isn't to activate more trades, it is to find reasonable market expectations on supplementary trades and reasonable profit ranges.
Go through FF...you will find a lot of trade systems that tell you when to take a trade...maybe even how to trade or exit if the trade goes against you...but finding the exits is 100% of your success in market. No matter if you win or lose, the idea of being a successful trader is finding prosperity and living to fight another day.
Spend some time in front of a chart, have a look at the trades as they close, if you are working with any of the FK logics...and see how/what/where/when you would be able to improve.
I am open to suggestions...even if they don't get readily used, it doesn't hurt for you to post them for your own personal knowledge.
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