GW does what GW does. This might not be what you need.Gertje » Tue Mar 29, 2016 10:28 pm wrote:I did what I said, delete the pendings and resend the grid using the new buttons.
It didn't matter much, GW just put the old pendings in place, leaving the 'gap' with the open trades without pendings. One day it might be better this way, the other day not. We will see moving forward.
SteveHopwood » Tue Mar 29, 2016 9:29 am wrote:Gertje, I had the same problem with MPBM yesterday - it was calculating the jumping stop but did not close the position when the pips count dropped below the JS.
I had a look at the code - familiar as Paul took most of it from MPTM. The JS feature will only work after breakeven has been set. Also, mpbm was intended for use with baskets of market trades and so would not have deleted the outstanding pendings.
Attached is a version that should delete the pendings as well in the JS function - I have not looked anywhere else. The inputs are already coded for a BE at 100, locking in 20. See if it does the trick. I have it running on my demo, so we will soon know.
...I never was much good with timingGertje » Wed Mar 30, 2016 2:18 pm wrote:Well, picked exact the right moment to test this strategy...
On the other hand, it's just a waiting game to see when the basket closes.
Maybe tomorrow, Friday, next week?
) be DOWN. ... both the 2 period weekly and monthly tma slopes are down so that's my bet too... but remember we are looking at hedged grids for a reasonGertje » Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:18 pm wrote:Had a look again, didn't cross today's high eather.
At 21:00 (my time, in 1:45) "they" will spike the spread, triggering pending buys and fall of a cliff in a split second.
If just I had the balls to close the open buys......
TraderJoeForex » Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:41 pm wrote:
... both the 2 period weekly and monthly tma slopes are down so that's my bet too... but remember we are looking at hedged grids for a reason