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- tradingviper replied Dec 4, 2009
Such a cynic... — The difference is we only care about movement. Broad movement. We don't care about direction, pullbacks, price spikes, it's all good. Those are some of the things that make trading with the trend difficult. Of course there ...
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- tradingviper replied Dec 4, 2009
Yes it would miss 2 increments — In a strong trend, my way would miss one increments (your new grid would start at b2, mine at b3). You can think of it as a sequence of grids with a little overlap, which is much safer. G1 starts, G2 starts (@ ...
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- tradingviper replied Dec 3, 2009
Tough entry filters — This was my original idea to making tough entry filters that keep you out 80% of the time and only in during the best 20% of the time when the market is trending very strongly or swinging wildly. Then put the EA on 8 ...
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- tradingviper replied Dec 3, 2009
Just some extra profit — With the proper spacing, only one grid can be floundering in the "Death Trade" at a time. Every "bad" swing of one grid has the other closing in profit. So while one grid is eating margin (temporarily), the other is ...
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- tradingviper replied Dec 2, 2009
In Version 2.6 — The set TP is in version 2.6. I have been trying to test this version but got suddenly swamped at the day J.O.B. Hopefully this week. Viper
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- tradingviper replied Dec 2, 2009
I see the diconnect — In my playing around and formulating the multi-grid EA, I was not going to start new g1 as soon as it closes. It would wait for g2/b3 before starting g3. Master-slave relationship. When Master closes, Slave is promoted to ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 30, 2009
Yes, TP and sloping bands — Hi Ogie, Yes, amongst the other improvements, I added a TP for the entire set. As for the slope, I simply added a check that the current band value is greater than the previous (up sloping) when the price closes ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 29, 2009
Sorry Ogi — Hi Ogi, I wanted to apologize. I did read your postings but did not examine the source code you posted. I thought they were indicators, not the EA. I have updated ViperGrid to include a new volatility filter, as Ogi has suggested ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 27, 2009
Hmmm... — For the lots, you would have to use the high/low water mark and set the value less than the broker allowed amount. As for your trade results, why do the settings (input parameters) shown in your version 2.4 results contain parameters ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 26, 2009
Multigrids starting near b3/s3 — Hi plasma, I have been playing a little with multi grids and if you start at b3/s3 it is impossible to have two grids both in consolidation. When the first grid crosses the pivot and heads to the opposite side, ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 26, 2009
You are correct — The basic EA is timeframe independent. The entry filters do depend on the chart timeframe. Viper
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- tradingviper replied Nov 26, 2009
This is a good idea... thanks — This is a really good idea for those with a limit to the number of open and pending orders. On my demo account, I have a limit of 200 orders and I think many others have similar limits. This would GREATLY reduce ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 26, 2009
Just the way it works, unfortunately — In back tests, at the end of the testing period, every position is liquidated. Since the grid often runs drawdowns before it eventually closes in profit, the last trade set, even though in drawdown is ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 26, 2009
Welcome — Hi Ogie, Welcome to the group. I am always happy to have additional brains with additional ideas. Since it sounds like you have already had some experience with the grid, I am interested in your experience and changes you requested ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 20, 2009
Exactly — I used really low values because I was trying to force them into action for testing purposes. The High water mark is easy. You simply want that to kick in before your broker kicks his own limits in. For instance, if your broker has a ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 20, 2009
Anything's possible ! — Anything's possible. I have been sort of resisting adding input after input, we already have a lot. But if the consensus is that this would be useful for live trading and people want it, I'm game. Viper
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- tradingviper replied Nov 20, 2009
Merry Christmas - Version 2.5 — Here is the latest and greatest release - Version 2.5 Like I said earlier, it has many new enhanced features. The biggest being stealth mode. This moves the stops out by another full increment - in reality, ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 20, 2009
Yes, they may be too strict — Hi Jay, Yes they are strict. Intentionally so. They were put in to try to avoid the dreaded death trade by trying to make sure the market is moving - trending or swinging wildly - we don't care about direction. I ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 20, 2009
Santa's loading the sleigh — Hi Plasma, Glad you're looking forward to it. Part of the delay is to code and test some of your specific "presents". It's done now, I just made a couple more last minute small changes in areas of the code you ...
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- tradingviper replied Nov 20, 2009
I try... — Thanks Kevin. I do take pride in my work and try. I appreciate you noticing. I can't make music, I'm not artistic, and not good at building physical things. Software is my creative outlet and contribution to society :-) Hope it ...
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