Is this the Grail?
Did you test it specifically in 2008? There was brutal traffic there. Test it from 2000 to the current moment. I think everything will fall into place.
Why so many stats? You should have just written: we trade without SL using the illan-like TS exclusively on TF D1 using ticks generated by the tester
IgorM:
Why so many sets? You should have just said - we trade without SL using illan-like TS exclusively on TF D1 using ticks generated by the tester
Why so many sets? You should have just said - we trade without SL using illan-like TS exclusively on TF D1 using ticks generated by the tester
For each pair as follows
Author - your move. )))
It's Friday... ;)
There is no SL. Condition for closing all positions: loss occurrence (in tests 10% per day).
What is an illan-like TS?
Ilan is kind of a grider.
Fullness:
1.There is no SL. Condition for closing all positions: loss occurrence (10% per day in tests).
2.What is an illan-like TC?
1. If exit by equity control, why TF D1, but not M1?
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Tested the EA. EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD.
It seems to be some kind of a grail.
I would like to hear different opinions.
The main principles of the Expert Advisor:
- Using candlestick patterns it determines the maximum/maximum of the day, and opens positions.
- In the case of an error, it limits the loss as a percentage of the balance (10% per day is optimal).
- If the direction is correct, it builds positions using the martingale method with adjustable parameters. Target profit % can have a specific value (in tests 30%) or no limit to closing conditions (end of day, pullback).
The candlestick patterns are partially described and can be complemented.
EURUSD 2008
GBPUSD 2008
AUDUSD 2008
NZDUSD 2008
Superior results, of course, are obtained due to martingale at large market movements.
In less pronounced periods, it is necessary to complement candlestick patterns.
GBPUSD 2009