Some single/multi pair EAs by demand

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mackaozy
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Please post your newbie questions here:

http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... f=5&t=4522
jlcgarcia

Some single/multi pair EAs by demand

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Hi,


Here there are some more demos that you can find in the myfxbook site:


Some time ago I posted the Confetti EA:
confetti.jpg
And the FourSunsForexSky:
FourSunsForexSky.jpg



As they have many thinks in common I have programmed an EA that tries to be an equilibrium between these two: the Confetti FSFS EA, that I will upload soon.

Regards

José Luis
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Yes Jose I remember these two Buddys !

Damn, it's absolutely intriguing to see how many (not all) of the bots are recovering and gaining a lot of $$ ... hmmm, may be, yes really that proves once more, again and again, patience and confidence is needed ! Food for thoughts for me .... may be for others here too ... :roll:


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I myself have a similar example like Jose posted above in my portfolio:

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/TGT_FX ... 5k/1352524 8-)

This is the ESW v3 lite running since August 2015 - and I must be candid: several times I thought to switch off this account being in loosing / flat phases ! But as you may see the bot recovered successful even without manual Intervention.
Further I'll intervene manually more often and I think the results will be even better not allowing to open buys and sells simultaneously and being away to much from each other.
The Problem of this EA could be a high distance between simultaneously opened buys+sells, it's good to catch the right moment for closing all trades (buys and sells) making some profit and closing moreover the growing gap between the highest buys and the lowest sells at the chart.
That "right" moment was for instance the jump of the yellow equity line back to the red balance line ("Growth") closing the gap between them.


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AGT » Sun Dec 20, 2015 3:05 pm wrote:I myself have a similar example like Jose posted above in my portfolio:

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/TGT_FX ... 5k/1352524 8-)

This is the ESW v3 lite running since August 2015 - and I must be candid: several times I thought to switch off this account being in loosing / flat phases ! But as you may see the bot recovered successful even without manual Intervention.
Further I'll intervene manually more often and I think the results will be even better not allowing to open buys and sells simultaneously and being away to much from each other.
The Problem of this EA could be a high distance between simultaneously opened buys+sells, it's good to catch the right moment for closing all trades (buys and sells) making some profit and closing moreover the growing gap between the highest buys and the lowest sells at the chart.
That "right" moment was for instance the jump of the yellow equity line back to the red balance line ("Growth") closing the gap between them.


:hi:
Hi,


what it is more wonderful (if possible) is that I have revised the code of the FourSunsForexSky and the EA has so many bugs to fill a truck. But the original algorithm is right, what is buggy is the development, I assigned mistakenly less volatility to the gbpjpy pair than to the eurusd pair. As a result the eurusd pair is the great winner. :clap:

Regards

José Luis
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jlcgarcia » Sun Dec 20, 2015 4:30 pm wrote:
Hi,

what it is more wonderful (if possible) is that I have revised the code of the FourSunsForexSky and the EA has so many bugs to fill a truck. But the original algorithm is right, what is buggy is the development, I assigned mistakenly less volatility to the gbpjpy pair than to the eurusd pair. As a result the eurusd pair is the great winner. :clap:

Regards

José Luis

Hi again,

I have corrected the bugs in the FourSunsForexSky, added one more pair, and now is FiveSunsForexSky (it now trades EURUSD,EURJPY,GBPUSD,GBPJPY,USDJPY). Remember that the EA is not allowed to trade any other pairs and the timeframe is 4H.

You will need the alf indicator.

Regards


José Luis
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jlcgarcia » Mon Dec 21, 2015 10:10 am wrote:
Hi again,

I have corrected the bugs in the FourSunsForexSky, added one more pair, and now is FiveSunsForexSky (it now trades EURUSD,EURJPY,GBPUSD,GBPJPY,USDJPY). Remember that the EA is not allowed to trade any other pairs and the timeframe is 4H.

You will need the alf indicator.

Regards

José Luis

Hi,

I am very happy that my last creation is doing very well with high risky pairs as the EURUSD,GBPUSD,USDJPY,GBPJPY,EURJPY.

My congratulations to the person that is demoing it now.

Regards


José Luis
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jlcgarcia » Sat Jan 09, 2016 9:42 am wrote:
Hi,

I am very happy that my last creation is doing very well with high risky pairs as the EURUSD,GBPUSD,USDJPY,GBPJPY,EURJPY.

My congratulations to the person that is demoing it now.

Regards


José Luis
:hi:
Well, the congratulations should really be for you!
This EA's performance is already outstanding in a few days, it is growing at about 5% every day... ??! :uff:

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/luke17 ... v2/1467449
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Hi José,

Just a quick question:

Does FourSunsForexSky have an expiration date?

Diego
jlcgarcia » Mon Dec 21, 2015 3:10 am wrote:
jlcgarcia » Sun Dec 20, 2015 4:30 pm wrote:
Hi,

what it is more wonderful (if possible) is that I have revised the code of the FourSunsForexSky and the EA has so many bugs to fill a truck. But the original algorithm is right, what is buggy is the development, I assigned mistakenly less volatility to the gbpjpy pair than to the eurusd pair. As a result the eurusd pair is the great winner. :clap:

Regards

José Luis

Hi again,

I have corrected the bugs in the FourSunsForexSky, added one more pair, and now is FiveSunsForexSky (it now trades EURUSD,EURJPY,GBPUSD,GBPJPY,USDJPY). Remember that the EA is not allowed to trade any other pairs and the timeframe is 4H.

You will need the alf indicator.

Regards


José Luis
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Please Scratch that! It's by the download link :P!

Thanks a lot!

Diego
acostafulano » Sun Jan 10, 2016 5:57 pm wrote:Hi José,

Just a quick question:

Does FourSunsForexSky have an expiration date?

Diego
jlcgarcia » Mon Dec 21, 2015 3:10 am wrote:
jlcgarcia » Sun Dec 20, 2015 4:30 pm wrote:
Hi,

what it is more wonderful (if possible) is that I have revised the code of the FourSunsForexSky and the EA has so many bugs to fill a truck. But the original algorithm is right, what is buggy is the development, I assigned mistakenly less volatility to the gbpjpy pair than to the eurusd pair. As a result the eurusd pair is the great winner. :clap:

Regards

José Luis

Hi again,

I have corrected the bugs in the FourSunsForexSky, added one more pair, and now is FiveSunsForexSky (it now trades EURUSD,EURJPY,GBPUSD,GBPJPY,USDJPY). Remember that the EA is not allowed to trade any other pairs and the timeframe is 4H.

You will need the alf indicator.

Regards


José Luis
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