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I totally get where youre coming from but im working on it on a simulator in MT5 and getting good results and the only problem is unlike with a sim where you can slow it down and execute..to use on a real market i need a robot just in case network is low or i need a life since this is a neverending trade type of strategy...plus im lazy to be on the pc every waking second
I made it a few years ago.
With fixed lot size for all cycles,
Martingale on new cycle lot size,
Without cycle with fixed lot size,
Without cycle with Martingale lot size,
etc.
If you are determined to do it, go ahead. You may find a new solution.
It would not work for a long period in a safe way.
I made it a few years ago.
With fixed lot size for all cycles,
Martingale on new cycle lot size,
Without cycle with fixed lot size,
Without cycle with Martingale lot size,
etc.
If you are determined to do it, go ahead. You may find a new solution.
I totally get where youre coming from but im working on it on a simulator in MT5 and getting good results and the only problem is unlike with a sim where you can slow it down and execute..to use on a real market i need a robot just in case network is low or i need a life since this is a neverending trade type of strategy...plus im lazy to be on the pc every waking second
Make sure the test was on "Every tick using real ticks" not "Every tick"
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Why did you remove your initial post ?
What should we do with this topic now ?
Why did you remove your initial post ?
What should we do with this topic now ?
It was about opening a trade on each new tick in an "interweaved" fashion , probably when there was a tick down a buy and a tick up a sell , or the inverse of that .
(the first idea one gets when they use the interpolated [if proper term] ticks backtest in other words)
It was about opening a trade on each new tick in an "interweaved" fashion , probably when there was a tick down a buy and a tick up a sell , or the inverse of that .
(the first idea one gets when they use the interpolated [if proper term] ticks backtest in other words)
Why did you remove your initial post ?
What should we do with this topic now ?