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What kind of tester is this?
I've run my system. Optimised it (Coarse optimization, step 10). On M5 we got the parameters: SL=20, TP=10 (calculated in quid). I have tested it on historical data, exceeding the optimized period 2 times. The system is stable, but characteristics are much worse than the original one (with floating stops, profits).
My imho: if you work with multicurrency analysis of indices, there is no point in waiting for profit (stops), you should close positions at a reversal signal.
What kind of tester is this?
It's self-descriptive and was developed for trading in synthetics
It is self-descriptive and was developed for trading in synthetics
Was it written in C#?
delphi
The result in the test is impressive. Does it work in real life?
It works, it's even more fun now, after mastering the optimisation in the multi-currency version.
Good afternoon. Finished some calculations. I think it's time to start demo trading on real account.
Account type: standard.mt4 Trading platform: MetaTrader 4
Login to MetaTrader: 5018915 | Server: Alpari-Standard1
Password in MetaTrader: Dr.F.
P.S I will try at my leisure to run this circuit with my kernel, which shows the ratio of positive to negative inputs = 85.
The result in the test is impressive. Does it work in real life?
Did you really need a "tester" to understand that for a 65% TP probability and a 35% SL probability you will see a straight line with an upward slope? :-)