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abokwaik replied Jul 26, 2016Why so few trades ? This is a v6.3 test on 2015 GJ H1 with TradeExplorer Settings image It is too good to be true !.. what a smooth equity curve ha..!
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abokwaik replied Jul 26, 2016Taken from Forex Factory Scanner GBPUSD + USDJPY = GBPJPY image
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abokwaik replied Jul 26, 2016The Oridinal Idea was for example to Buy GBPJPY when GBPUSD is UP and USDJPY is UP, and Sell GBPJPY when GBPUSD is DOWN and USDJPY is DOWN. UP and DOWN can be defined in so many ways: UP : Close > Open Close > Moving Average RSI > 50 MACD > 0 HA is ...
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 20160 (=disabled) is the max (infinity) as the validation is not activated, 1 is the minimum. So the EA will trade at any distance from the MA, hence it has the max trades. The complete code of YT5 is still encapsulated inside CT6, if you guys insist I ...
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016No. It was not coded yet. Here are the test passes on CT6.3 with ATR Max Dist varying from 0 (disabled) to 10. image
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016No it is not a typo, the min_pip_dist and min_atr_dist are used between consecutive orders when you set max orders > 1, so that open trades are far enough from each other. Those were not needed in Cross Trader as we have only one order per pair.
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016OK. These are the inputs defaulted in v6 1;//Max Open Trades false;//Close on Opposite Signal false;//Hedge on Opposite Signal Both;//Entry Type when Entry TF < Signal TF High/Low Price of Previous Bars;//Price Type of Loop Back Bars It could be the ...
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016For coders willing to continue the development of Yen Trader, here is mq4 source code for the latest tested releases (4 and 5). My request is to acknowledge and maintain the credits and share your good improvements in this thread or a new thread on ...
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016This is Yen Trader 6 (just before transformation to Cross Trader 6) file
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016They are still there, but based on ATR instead of direct pip counts. This a more dynamic, generic and objective option.
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016No. It's coded as Normalized value on the traded time frame. Instead of taking the actual ATR of the traded time frame, we are using a normalized value of the traded time frame using higher time frame. Example 1: GBPJPY traded time frame = M30, ...
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016How disappointing !
Can you run the same on 2016 as my backtest ?Yen Trader
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016I am running a forward test on 20 crosses/H1 time frame with the same settings shared in post # 563 above. image
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016V6.3 with trailing stop/break even/proift lock fixed. and ATR values are calculated based on this formula: if(_Period<240) { atr=iATR(Symbol(),PERIOD_D1,atr_period,1); atr=atr/MathSqrt((double) PERIOD_D1/(double) _Period); } else { ...
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abokwaik replied Jul 25, 2016Pip values vary by time frame, ATR gives better generalization and more objective testing. Same template can be applied to multiple pairs/multiple time frames without the need to modify values. of SL/TP/BE/PL ... etc. As for using different Signal ...
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