Yep, it's working. Check your PM for more details.

Tick Database Version 2

Almost 1.5 years. Profitable. Get as many bars on the chart as possible. More bars => Finer data. What did TradingStyle and TradeTrigger say?

Old Dog with New Tricks

Yes.

Tick Database Version 2

Internal backtest goes for as many bars back as you tell it to. The win/lose values are based off of the bar itself. There is no guarantee that the EA is 100% correct when it tells you the number of trades won/lost. You can multiply the trades won * ...

Old Dog with New Tricks

Yes. The EA analyzes the market for you

Old Dog with New Tricks

Nothing wrong with that. That's the whole point behind this EA. It's designed to pick for you.

Old Dog with New Tricks

In the ~5 minutes I took to make this series of posts. I just made 10 pips.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Here is an EA priming for and eventually taking a short order.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Here is an example of an EA standing aside. You'll notice that there are two lines shown, these are the current day's high and low as determined by the EA. the EA shows yellow lines when it is standing aside.

Old Dog with New Tricks

This EA is my first attempt at having bidirectional communication between a webserver and a client. In theory it can generate all the statistics by itself. But bar data isn't nearly as reliable as tick data, and that's where this connection comes ...

Old Dog with New Tricks

Source code is all up there. I didn't write the dll, microsoft did. It's the same DLL that Fxcal uses. It's basically a mini-web browser. 1 EA for each pair that you wish to contribute. Cheers Ben!

Tick Database Version 2

Timeframe does matter. Remember, the pseudo backtest uses the bar history. Basically, the EA scrolls back on the chart.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Been watching the downloads, people are definitely playing with it. I see the ticks being loaded into the database. I guess it's working for them. I know it works for me. =D

Old Dog with New Tricks

MathSrand is what's used to seed the random number generator. To pull the generated number, you need to use MathRand(); url url

MathSrand(TimeCurrent()) produces the same random numbers

This is mostly why I agree with 7-bit Quote -------------------------------------------------- To create this brief, we employed the following assumptions: • The data is tic data from January 2000 through May 2004. Day intervals include data through ...

Can a great programmer make an EA from this?

I've been looking for this. This is more or less the basis of renko trading. The problem is, we don't know the time it took to move x pips in either direction. We don't know if the 10 pips in either direction were continuous, or choppy. If this ...

Can a great programmer make an EA from this?