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- Halley replied Sep 9, 2018
I have it similar, MT4 with range bars running on my home laptop rather than VPS, and free Chrome Remote Desktop app running on Android. In addition, I have alarms set on levels of interest in the laptop MT4, and receiving the push notifications if ...
- Halley replied Jun 21, 2018
Not sure, it might be the Renko generator restriction. I have double dots in the symbol names, too, but I do not encounter such problem myself. So, try another generator.
- Halley replied Oct 13, 2017
That is basically what I did, except the generating Renko during the backtest directly from the above generator (no idea how to achieve such thing). Below is the type of result I am getting from backtest (ERUUSD 7 pip, spread 1.2, from the start of ...
- Halley replied Feb 12, 2017
So 1-year test of USDJPY looks quite different, it can (at least) beat the spread. image
- Halley replied Feb 12, 2017
The trades seem to be following the rules: image I could perform the test with USDJPY, though I have to download data and generate the chart first. Is 10-pip Renko good for the USDJPY test?
- Halley replied Feb 12, 2017
I tried on 2010-2012 EURUSD 10 pip no-gap Renko, Dukascopy tick data. Here is the result. I completely disabled the spread to watch the pure EA bias. It entered the current spread, i.e. 15, but it makes not much difference in comparison to the ...
- Halley replied Nov 24, 2016
OOTB test on 10-pip range bars (Dukascopy tick data): image
- Halley replied Sep 2, 2016
Just for curiosity, with no intention to start a flame discussion. I compared one of your older EA backtests for the EURUSD 2010 on two identical charts, one rendered as the original Renko, while the other set as the non-gap. Since the tester used ...
- Halley replied Aug 12, 2016
The automated EA is possible to backtest. You may see it contains profitable periods, but over longer period the default settings is losing. (Renko 10 pips in the test)
- Halley replied Jun 13, 2016
I guess flex Renko with 10% cont and 100% reverse: image
- Halley replied May 7, 2016
Well, then it would be identical to the built-in Volumes indicator. image
- Halley replied Apr 13, 2016
Cool, another range bars trader. I have similar strategy, and I focus mainly on pullbacks. I found the inspiration in the Lance Begg's scalping books a few years ago, and though I do not follow them any longer, they guided me to a combination of ...
- Halley replied Feb 22, 2016
Well, it is hard to see when you have all the candles hidden behind the HA. But something seems missing from your Renko. I have it like that (GMT+2): image
- Halley replied Feb 16, 2016
I apologize for a bit offtopic, as I do not know anything about the Volman style. I tried to find setting which would approximately match your previous chart candle count. Would you mind to look at the chart if the method worked here the same way as ...
- Halley replied Feb 8, 2016
You cannot blindly backtest the Renko like the cadlesticks chart, as the Renko does not meet usual candlestick rules. The most annoying thing is it relocates open on some candles, the less annoying is that it may print phantom bricks (inside gaps) ...
- Halley replied Jan 27, 2016
I was curious and tried, it seems to work in a live chart, though it still fails in the Strategy tester.
- Halley replied Jan 21, 2016
I tried and both really display the same swings. Interesting. image
- Halley replied Jan 21, 2016
I believe such offline charts exist. But I doubt they are a variant of Renko. image
- Halley replied Jan 18, 2016
Well, the latter moves the wick, though still to an incorrect candle. It has even additional wick defects in the screenshot. I found 13 of them in total. image
- Halley replied Jan 6, 2016
It must be easy from a script, this (commercial) indicator has been using the Open button for years (and associates a custom template with the offline TF). image