Thank you JL,
It is worth every effort in search for a " H Grail". If we put our efforts together, we can develop it. This forum has all the minds that are needed. Thanks to Steve.
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jlcgarcia
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pipped » Fri Dec 04, 2015 11:47 am wrote:Thank you JL,
It is worth every effort in search for a " H Grail". If we put our efforts together, we can develop it. This forum has all the minds that are needed. Thanks to Steve.
Hi pipped,
do not tell anyone, but this EA is the Holy Grail
Regards
José Luis
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Confirmed.jlcgarcia » 04 Dec 2015, 13:26 wrote:pipped » Fri Dec 04, 2015 11:47 am wrote:Thank you JL,
It is worth every effort in search for a " H Grail". If we put our efforts together, we can develop it. This forum has all the minds that are needed. Thanks to Steve.
Hi pipped,
do not tell anyone, but this EA is the Holy Grail![]()
Regards![]()
José Luis
At least for one month of hands-off demoing it's predecessor V3

I am planning to go live with this one from the beginning of next year with an equity manager as a safety backup.
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Thank you JL,
You've change my perspective to EA's.
You've change my perspective to EA's.
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viltsu
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Thank you again for a new EA!jlcgarcia » Fri Dec 04, 2015 2:26 pm wrote:
Hi pipped,
do not tell anyone, but this EA is the Holy Grail![]()
Regards![]()
José Luis
The Old V3 is doing nice but I'll change it to this new one.
Thanks again for everything,
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luke1711
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Me too... and it's not the only one of these latest EAs by José Luis that makes me itching to start running on a live account. But let's see for another couple of months.WorldsEnd » Fri Dec 04, 2015 12:43 pm wrote: Confirmed.
At least for one month of hands-off demoing it's predecessor V3
I am planning to go live with this one from the beginning of next year with an equity manager as a safety backup.
Thanks!
:hi:
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jlcgarcia
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jlcgarcia » Fri Dec 04, 2015 1:26 pm wrote:pipped » Fri Dec 04, 2015 11:47 am wrote:Thank you JL,
It is worth every effort in search for a " H Grail". If we put our efforts together, we can develop it. This forum has all the minds that are needed. Thanks to Steve.
Hi pipped,
do not tell anyone, but this EA is the Holy Grail![]()
Regards![]()
José Luis
Hi again,
i have found some bugs in the EA and will post a new version this evening.
Meanwhile use this preset,
Regards
José Luis
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Muy obligado J-L.
May I ask what the main differences are compared to v3?
May I ask what the main differences are compared to v3?
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Hello JL,
Glad you're back.
I'm attaching two screenshots from my demo account, I think the profit calculation is wrong or something in both EAs. I've put the Kiss 3a reloaded on my demo and the calculation on it are good, as well.
Same EAs on my live cent account shows correct calculations.
If you do consider prolonging the expiration date on your EAs it would be great.
Thanks.
Demo is here: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Onabik ... o1/1439480
Live Cent is here: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Onabik ... 01/1442804
Glad you're back.
I'm attaching two screenshots from my demo account, I think the profit calculation is wrong or something in both EAs. I've put the Kiss 3a reloaded on my demo and the calculation on it are good, as well.
Same EAs on my live cent account shows correct calculations.
If you do consider prolonging the expiration date on your EAs it would be great.
Thanks.
Demo is here: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Onabik ... o1/1439480
Live Cent is here: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/Onabik ... 01/1442804
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Hi José, guys,
I've say this countless times before, I religiously believe that running ANY strategy without a defined cut-off point is (account) suicide. Sooner or later there will be a move in the market that will leave you in deep trouble. You can tweak entry strategies, stop trading when there's news, limit the pairs traded, hedge, stack, grid, martingale, whatever. These can help most of the times, but there only needs to be ONE time when things go wrong for things to go WRONG. And that one time WILL happen, make no mistake about it.
Now, I'm demoing a couple of José's EAs with a hard stoploss on every trade and I must say I'm very pleased with how they're going.
I'm not saying I've found the definitive solution, far from it, it merely serves to illustrate my point (so far anyway).
Here's KISS V1: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/beorn/kiss-v1/1417473
150 pips stoploss (I'm using 0.01 lots per $500 and no swap filter. All else is default).

And here's EPL V3a: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/beorn/ ... 3a/1397877
500 pips stoploss (all other settings default)

My point is: Don't be afraid of taking a hit. You can't win them all. Having a losing day or week or month might be unpleasant but it's the long term that matters.
Cheers,
b.
I've say this countless times before, I religiously believe that running ANY strategy without a defined cut-off point is (account) suicide. Sooner or later there will be a move in the market that will leave you in deep trouble. You can tweak entry strategies, stop trading when there's news, limit the pairs traded, hedge, stack, grid, martingale, whatever. These can help most of the times, but there only needs to be ONE time when things go wrong for things to go WRONG. And that one time WILL happen, make no mistake about it.
Now, I'm demoing a couple of José's EAs with a hard stoploss on every trade and I must say I'm very pleased with how they're going.
I'm not saying I've found the definitive solution, far from it, it merely serves to illustrate my point (so far anyway).
Here's KISS V1: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/beorn/kiss-v1/1417473
150 pips stoploss (I'm using 0.01 lots per $500 and no swap filter. All else is default).

And here's EPL V3a: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/beorn/ ... 3a/1397877
500 pips stoploss (all other settings default)

My point is: Don't be afraid of taking a hit. You can't win them all. Having a losing day or week or month might be unpleasant but it's the long term that matters.
Cheers,
b.
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