Holy Graily Bob 'n Dotty

moebiusx · Post by **moebiusx** » Mon Dec 05, 2016 11:00 pm

Very Very thanks to Steve and Tomele for this opportunity

Damn latency !!! (~45ms)

When -CloseOnOppositeSignalOrTrendChange and offsetting works, the closing have a short delay...

!!! But this EA is too too good to complain!!!

Thanks !!!

zyx · Post by **zyx** » Thu Dec 15, 2016 6:20 am

tomele » Thu Dec 01, 2016 10:35 am wrote:
zyx » 01 Dec 2016, 19:02 wrote:What if I ran Dotty on all the GBP pairs using a basket TP of .25 daily ATR?
Then we would have more data to learn from.

I stopped testing this. I wasn't getting the success rate of daily basket TPs I wanted to see. The final balance gain was 2% but that seemed like luck, it climbed out of a hole the last 2 days.

My workaround for not having a 'max baskets per day' option was to only let it run for 15 minutes on a M1 chart.

wezzley · Post by **wezzley** » Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:55 pm

Hiya,

with version 2h I'm seeing the ea closing individual trades at a single pip profit...sometime very soon after opening.

I think its only trades that are opposite in direction to the 'Trend Time Frame'.

pic attached with examples. it is 2h ootb

Is it expected behavior? I guess this is related to the hedging tweak for this version..I'm pretty thick and I cant see how this behaviour fits in with what that update was supposed to do.

Thanks, as ever to the developers

Post by **SteveHopwood** » Wed Dec 21, 2016 10:50 pm

wezzley » Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:55 pm wrote:Hiya,

with version 2h I'm seeing the ea closing individual trades at a single pip profit...sometime very soon after opening.

I think its only trades that are opposite in direction to the 'Trend Time Frame'.

pic attached with examples. it is 2h ootb

Is it expected behavior? I guess this is related to the hedging tweak for this version..I'm pretty thick and I cant see how this behaviour fits in with what that update was supposed to do.

Thanks, as ever to the developers

What the fuck do you expect us to see in the moronic picture you just posted?

Shut up until you have something useful to post, of | will shut you up.

wezzley · Post by **wezzley** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 1:07 am

Sorry. intended to show trades that closed at a pip profit each...buys in this case...short blue dotted horizontal lines. Back to lurking. apologies.

Post by **Maximilian** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 10:33 am

Hey Leon,
I am testing your 5min & H1 setfile since about two weeks. The results are quite good. There´s a bit of DD though (around 15%). Anyhow are you still running the demo and furthermore what were your thoughts when you chose 5min as trending timeframe and H1 as trading timeframe?
Happy hollidays,
Max

Post by **SteveHopwood** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 11:06 am

V 2i will be coming your way in time for the New Year.

In yet another act of stunning brilliance, Thomas has sent me a version of 2h that incorporates the hgi_lib.ex4 (post 1 of Bob's HGI thread) into the code.

This lowers the bot's cpu footfall hugely and does away with the need to specify the HGI version we are using.

I have a couple of extra features to add now I have been running HGBnD for a few weeks. I want to add closing a profitable full hedge closure when a yellow wave appears and stays, and am going to look afresh at how the bot calculates the need for a full hedge.

Watch this space.

Post by **Wavegarrick** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 12:00 pm

Hi Max,

I was forward testing the setfiles with various combinations ie. Trend timeframe 1hr and trading timeframe 5 minutes and vice versa. I always like to put a bit of a spin on my tests and absurd as it may seem this back to front combination produced much better results than the logical path we would normally follow...

I am currently on hold with my tests till next year.

Compliments of the season.

Cheers
Leon

nwannao · Post by **nwannao** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 12:04 pm

SteveHopwood » Thu Dec 22, 2016 12:06 pm wrote:V 2i will be coming your way in time for the New Year.

In yet another act of stunning brilliance, Thomas has sent me a version of 2h that incorporates the hgi_lib.ex4 (post 1 of Bob's HGI thread) into the code. This lowers the bot's cpu footfall hugely and does away with the need to specify the HGI version we are using.

I have a couple of extra features to add now I have been running HGBnD for a few weeks. I want to add closing a profitable full hedge closure when a yellow wave appears and stays, and am going to look afresh at how the bot calculates the need for a full hedge.

Watch this space.

Thanks Steve. You and Thomas have been exceptional. The tireless work you guys have put into this bot is breathtaking. Thanks once again and wish u guys happy holidays.

Post by **Wavegarrick** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 12:12 pm

Thanks Steve. You and Thomas have been exceptional. The tireless work you guys have put into this bot is breathtaking. Thanks once again and wish u guys happy holidays

I second that. Thanks Steve and Thomas