The Great HGB Foward Test

EA's inspired by nanningbob's work here, especially those based on his 240 Moving Average trend detection filter.
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romsyam » Sun Jan 18, 2015 10:01 pm wrote:Does anyone else have the problem when open all indicator is attached it crashes Empty4? When it reboots the charts are there but no EA's attached. I thought it might be because no history was loaded so left it a while but it's still the same. Probably just me :smile:
yes it happened to me a lot, sometimes it works, other times not. theres some luck involved. there are new instructions posted in the v2 zip on the first post.
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Everything set up and ready to start :yahoo:
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romsyam » Today, 13:01 wrote:Does anyone else have the problem when open all indicator is attached it crashes Empty4? When it reboots the charts are there but no EA's attached. I thought it might be because no history was loaded so left it a while but it's still the same. Probably just me :smile:
it's not working properly since Empty4 765 or 745
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All ready to go!!!

one question: should we keep the "CashProfitTarget" input as default (=30) ?? Or do we have to set it to 0?
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If we are all supposed to be testing this using Global Prime why is the IsGlobalPrimeOrECNCriminal set to false?
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Maybe we need a set file to be sure everything is the same, or a template. A profile folder might be ok too since we are all using the same broker....
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Yuggr » Sun Jan 18, 2015 2:30 pm wrote:If we are all supposed to be testing this using Global Prime why is the IsGlobalPrimeOrECNCriminal set to false?
I read somewhere, that HGB recognizes GP no matter if this option is checked or not.
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rosst » Sun Jan 18, 2015 4:49 pm wrote:Maybe we need a set file to be sure everything is the same, or a template. A profile folder might be ok too since we are all using the same broker....
If everybody follows the presented steps and uses the provided files we should all have the same settings.
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Ideas on why Avast is giving me a Malware warning on that zip?

I download zips all the time here and never a warning before.
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boinvest » 16 Jan 2015, 17:48 wrote:Qvintis, that what I've ment. I didnt knew you can save the items in the search section of fxbook.
Still cant find it.. But imagine you have to open 28 browser windows.
And fill in the filter like you did, in the screenshot.. Then go through the stats of all 28 accounts.
Look for rogeu trades, longest durations, best entrances, exits.. analyize biggest losers and wins. Use the advanced section et the end of history, to check for missed profit, drawdon ect.. Check trading hours entry eits.. and all other stuff we could analyze.. this is a massive job..
Plus I noticed, the filter doenst always work correctly..
Sorry for a very late reply. Just to clarify...You dont need to write in the different trading types (filter) every time. You only do this once.
1. Click CUSTOM ANALYSIS
2. Click TRADE tab and fill in the exact comment from HGB for the rad and multirad (example)
3. Then click SEARCH PROFILES tab, put in a choosen name, like RAD trades, then click SAVE.

After this you will never have to fill in this any more. You only click on the different saved profiles depending of what you want to analyse.

After completing step 4, go back to step 2 and continue to fill in the other trading types (Trend/Wave/Range/Trendwave)

It is extremely important to fill in the COMMENT field under TRADE tab exactly as it is spelled in the HGB EA.

I hope you understand my english (not my first language)
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