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tomele » Sat Feb 16, 2019 9:37 am wrote:I have a new favourite word ... stratagem. Never heard it before in my life.

I as a German still don't know whether this forum teaches me more about trading or about English. I take both with a deep gratefulness.

Stratagem ... that is power and grace in one word. I luurve it.

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I speak English and I still had to look it up
That’s was a good lesson :clap: :clap:
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tomele » Fri Feb 15, 2019 11:37 pm wrote:I have a new favourite word ... stratagem. Never heard it before in my life.

I as a German still don't know whether this forum teaches me more about trading or about English. I take both with a deep gratefulness.

Stratagem ... that is power and grace in one word. I luurve it.

Cheers
Thomas
Dictionary definition of stratagem: a plan or scheme, especially one used to outwit an opponent or achieve an end.

Means the same as, 'strategy'. The English language makes use of 'synonyms'. These are words that mean the same thing.

For example, in my Thingies thread I will have described myself as loving, adoring and worshiping the kids I come into contact with. The meaning of all these adjectives is the same in the context of this thread. I am a tad on the fond side of these kids and would stop at nothing to protect them.

They can also be confusing. Take "worship" for example. I would not build a shrine to any of them and bow down to them as some sort of God. Here I am just using the adjective to indicate that I am a tad on the fond side of them.

Sometimes the only way to make sense of something written in English is to take close note of the context in which it is written - and that is even before we get into how it is spoken out loud.

English is easy when it is your native language as it is mine. Must be a total sod else. You do rather well Thomas. :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

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"Dimwit" has become a favorite English word of mine :mrgreen:
I want to add that as an American, I believe you probably understand proper English better than most Americans nowadays !
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tomele » Fri Jan 11, 2019 7:16 am wrote:You must be aware that SPB can open much more trades on a pair than the grid size. My initial grid size is 5 and I have pairs with up to 16 open trades at the moment.

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This would be my first post. So I am writing this with a risk of exposing myself as complete fool. :oops:

Anyhow, I was wondering if this version of SPB does not use Gap Fill Trades or Recovery Trades, so why would SPB open more trades per symbol than what is specified in the initial grid size. My Grid size is also set at 5 and right now I have total 9 (both pending & filled) trades open for AUDCAD. Can you plz explain to a newbie what parameters / circumstances make SPB open more than what is specified in initial grid size :?:

Thanks for your patience.
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Read the SPB manual.
GridSize: the number of pending orders to send initially. More will be added if the market retraces below the lowest buy and above the highest sell.
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Hi there, i created a variation of SPB3 with some code from the 'Weekly Peaky Bob' (http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... p?p=162948). Basically it adds a trade filter from the code in WPB:
- SS has to agree with 'Weekly' to enter a trade.
- There is a close when either SS or the Weekly gives an opposing signal

So i guess this one should be called Weekly Slopey Peaky Bob: WSPB.

I have no idea how this thing will behave, i guess it will trade less and should exit trades faster, hopefully reducing drawdown.

I will start it this monday, fingers crossed.

I may have changed some settings compared to the original SPB3, be aware of that.
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Hi Erik.

Well done. The renaming for the FXTestify database shows thoughtfulness. I really appreciate this and wish you much success with your creation.

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Hi @all.

I guess some of you make some bunches of money with FXT-SPB3.

If you want to keep up the flow that supports you, think of giving back a bit towards to the people that make all this possible. The natural sequence for your outflow would be:

1) Tommaso for running the forum. Paypal with comment "Tommaso” to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
2) Steve for all his coding and efforts, PayPal to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
3) If left, a little bit to keep FXTestify running, Paypal to: donate(at)fxtestify.com

Do ut des.

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tomele » Thu Mar 07, 2019 12:20 am wrote:Hi @all.

I guess some of you make some bunches of money with FXT-SPB3.

If you want to keep up the flow that supports you, think of giving back a bit towards to the people that make all this possible. The natural sequence for your outflow would be:

1) Tommaso for running the forum. Paypal with comment "Tommaso” to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
2) Steve for all his coding and efforts, PayPal to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
3) If left, a little bit to keep FXTestify running, Paypal to: donate(at)fxtestify.com

Do ut des.

Happy day
Thomas
Yes. I have made significant profits on my live accounts with SPB and will be dropping in the proposed accounts by end of month.

Do you have Skrill version of those accounts?
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tomele » Thu Mar 07, 2019 8:20 am wrote:Hi @all.

I guess some of you make some bunches of money with FXT-SPB3.

If you want to keep up the flow that supports you, think of giving back a bit towards to the people that make all this possible. The natural sequence for your outflow would be:

1) Tommaso for running the forum. Paypal with comment "Tommaso” to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
2) Steve for all his coding and efforts, PayPal to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
3) If left, a little bit to keep FXTestify running, Paypal to: donate(at)fxtestify.com

Do ut des.

Happy day
Thomas
I have just sent Euro 20 to each account above, as a token of appreciation.
Thank you Tommaso, Steve and Thomas for their huge contributions to this forum.

Great works !

Cheers,
kwchau
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