Peaky on Steroids

[c1borg]

Just to give an update [and bragg about it ];

The weekly performance as measured by FXBlue;
Week 41: 3.41%
Week 42: 0.93%
Week 43: 5.31%
Week 44: 12.31%
Week 45: 2.84%
Week 46: 11.88%

In totall I'm at 123% profit since 07-08-2017 [week 32].

I fixed the lotsizes 2 weeks ago, to start to accommodate the lower leverage with GP.
When the balance reaches 300%, I will adjust the dollup to;
MDP 100; 0.01/$1.500 [was $1.000]
MDP 150; 0.01/$2.250 [was $1.500]
MDP 200; 0.01/$3.000 [was $2.000]

Also, when starting a new account I will stop using the H4 and D1 settings in the EA, and continue with 1 timeframe with magic# = 0. The 2nd TF I will enter manually, and let the EA handle it with the same settings as the other TF.

Awesome results could you please provide the set file and version of software? Also what pairs are you using?

[Gertje]

Sure,
see attached.

1f and 1g didn't work for me, hence the older 1e.

[c1borg]

Similar to awesome tests you have to match the set file and version will do some tests with your files and see if I can replicate, and hopefully help in developing them further. Thanks :hi:

[Gertje]

Awesome results could you please provide the set file and version of software? Also what pairs are you using?

My current trading involves so much manual interverence, it's hardly called automatic anymore.

[FxFoil]

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[Gertje]

I kinda use your group’s idea but differently. I group pairs according to the number of pendings they currently have open. A pair can be readily moved without issues from one group to another group on another chart that has different settings and needs manual assistance.

Actually, that's a very good idea! :hi:
I disabled recovery, but in some cases it might come handy.
Removing the pair from their current "PairsToTrade" input, and open a new chart with the EA and only use it for this pair with different settings.
Once the trades are finished, add it to the original EA again.

[FxFoil]

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[Gertje]

I keep Max Trades low on the main group. Then when next at the computer if a pair has reached MaxT and price has continued to run, isolate that pair to its own chart. How many pendings are open, how many already filled, are there same currency pairs, etc etc determines which template I will drop on the chart.

Yet to see if the templates will cover all the variables that will occur on a 2000+ pip runner.

That was my main reason to split in 6th-distance groups, to limit the amount of trades per pair.

In 'normal' (do these excist?) conditions I get max 3-4 trades per pair. Recently with the GBPxxx pairs, I got some more. Then to top it off, on some pairs the H4 and D1 trades were both in agreement, doubling the exposure. To defend against this, I decided to only run PoS on 1 timeframe, and manually add the other timeframe when possible without creating to much exposure.
This was also the reason I asked if the sixth_sq Indy could be referted to a multitimeframe indicator so I can see both the H4 and D1 sixth-lines on 1 chart.

Please keep posting about your way of trading PoS, together we learn faster....

[Gertje]

Anybody here that is willing to help out?

http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =27&t=5333

[FxFoil]

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