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For the test it seems logical.
1) 100 lots EURUSD buy, X lots EURGBP sell, X lots GBPUSD sell, where X = ? //100* EURGBP price
Close 2010.05.03 4h 56m on IBFX.
Maybe these are the Fair Lot Volumes?
Does anyone know the formula for the calculation?
eur
gbp
usd
I have made a similar solution in excel.
For the test it seems logical.
1) 100 lots EURUSD buy, X lots EURGBP sell, X lots GBPUSD sell, where X = ? //100* EURGBP price
Close 2010.05.03 4h 56m on IBFX.
Maybe these are the Fair Lot Volumes?
Looking at my previous reply, I do not understand, the order of entry is correct in both replies, but mine was Buy+Buy+Sell, and yours was Buy+Sell+Sell. And I realized it later: the USDGBP pair was in my position, so I automatically filled in the directions. Respectively, a Sell position should be opened for GBPUSD.
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You're calculating the volumes incorrectly.
all right, because they will be affected by currencies not accounted for in the Ring
and the more there are, the more stable the ring is... I have 7 of them i.e. 21 transactions
You still have the Ring holding at 21 trades and at volumes equal to 1 everywhere!?
And how do you explain MosquitoMan's equal-volume ring?
If you play different pairs of rings in the EA then:
Each pair must have equal "weight" in making money losing. Otherwise only the heaviest pair will be adjusted.
Who is testing multi-advisors?
Does he use 1 lot for each one, or each pair has its own lot? Share, no one is discussing it!
If you play different pairs of rings in the EA then:
Each pair must have equal "weight" in making money losing. Otherwise only the heaviest pair will be adjusted.
Who is testing multi-advisors, what are they doing?
Does he use 1 lot for each one, or each pair has its own lot? Share, no one is discussing it!
Thank you.
kharko >>:
I suggest another way: calculate volumes using point value.
Trade volume = Maximum point value of the instrument portfolio / current point value of the instrument * unit volume.
How it looks like in real example
EurUsd
EurGbp
GbpUsd
How do I calculate lot size?
And after that, how do you calculate "equal" stops and profits?
EurUsd = 20 stop and 20 profit. on a 4 digit system. on 5 - 200 and 200.
EurGbp
GbpUsd