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The idea is as follows: every 100 pips a buy order and in between every 100 pips a sell order. That's it !
on euro the price is like a pendulum around 2500 pips since 2008
No - the same as above. My mind has been preoccupied with other ideas for a few days. All orders are open and the deposit is not inconvenient and
will not experience in the future. I have a new idea - that the market, or rather the whole field of 5000 pips can be occupied
undivided. (I think the real one is busy with big players). But to me at least virtually will
very satisfactorily occupy the area of 3000 points.
I would advise against bragging about lofty matters when talking to professionals.
First the reinvestment of profitable orders is used to buy back the initial deposit and then to increase the net profit.
What do you think of this idea? What do you think? What disadvantages do you see?
I have noticed the following pattern - if a bar is bullish and the volume is high and there are no important events, then the next bar will be the opposite, and vice versa, but apparently I haven't discovered America by that)))))))))))) even wrote an Expert Advisor.
And how does your EA determine that "there were no important events"?
It's a dumb grider with overhyping. With all its attendant drawbacks. No prediction of movement is out of the question here.
my first idea about price management is idea number 1.
and the stupid gridiron is idea number 2.
but what do you mean by over-sitting? I think that word is negatively ( wrongly treated ).
Always keeping the minuses to yourself is not a bad thing or an increase in losses. Losses are kept under control.
2500 pips since 2008 means that the amount of losses is always the same - they are not fixed by closing orders.but profits are cyclically fixed.
And how does your EA determine that "there were no important events"?
I do not. On an open account I check manually, but this is a tester, that's why I marked important events as "Bad Days".
And it does not matter where to run such a TS - in the tester, in the game terminal or on the Real - purely logically and mathematically this system
can stay afloat indefinitely, until you decide to close your account.
No way. On an open account I control manually, and this is a tester, that's why I marked important events as "Bad days".