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Hi Guys,

Firstly thanks LittleCaro, Pat, Bill, Lamdog, Mat and so many others that are showing interest in my system. LittleCaro, the Zipfile means a great deal and thanks for this, I will add it to the second post :good:

If you have survived this system through the rough edges, well done :good: and it gives me so much more confidence in this system.

When I trade manually I can see what an Ea cannot see. The challenge has been to more or less simulate my manual trades with what indicators we have at our disposal. And of course, as I have stated that I look at weekly pivots and monthly pivots. If you have reversal signals with my STO 7 Indicator they are usually good at weekly/monthly support/resistance levels. Of course for me to simulate this I went looking at Peaky and then Steve came up with the TD pivot indicator. It was like giving candy to a kid :good: . I had lots of thoughts and plans in mind but needed time to put all this together. With peaky I started with the hourly level 1682 bars ago. Trades were good but if you look at the retraces draw down was mounting and so I went looking at testing peaky on the lower time frames. All time consuming but I feel happy that peaky on the 5 and 15 min time frame more or less simulates my trading strategy and line up more or less with weekly pivot support/resistance.

Pivots have always been integral in my trading from the early days with Nanningbob, so I simply had to incorporate this. The daily down to the hourly time frame looks at trading with the flow but the weekly is contra and trades short above and long below the weekly pivot. The monthly time frame contra could be an avenue to explore in future.

Anyway my thought process in a nutshell but one thing I must say that this does not happen overnight. It only comes with lots of hours looking at charts and forward testing.

I have attached a picture to show you what your TDesk master must look like.
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Your chart template should look like this:
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Your Jagz Eax template should look like this. This is only scratching the surface and there is a wide scope out there, Refer the post by Jagzuk Fx in the indicator collection thread and Thomas has touched on this as well and enhanced TDesk with Jagz's Eax pins.
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Anyway guys exciting times ahead. We finally have the tools to trade like masters but nothing will come easy. Forward tests, mastering your system and pay constant attention to what price is doing.

I look forward to inputs, suggestions and more.

Cheers
Leon
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great work Leon :clap: :clap:
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Yeah awesome work Leon.


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Hi Guys,

It is only my pleasure Tommaso and LittleCaro :good:

LitlleCaro, it is great to see and a nice start for you. You will see that the Ea does not over trade with my settings, but you will get a steady flow of trades coming in. What is nice is that the 25 and 50 pip basket sets keep the scoreboard ticking whilst you can build positions on the close on opposite set magic number 20.

TDesk Version 6.1 together with the latest TDesk trading partner Ea is in its infancy stages and we will have to see how this plays out with the "force exit on opposite positions", So far so good and I like the way exits are taking place and keeping the draw down in check.

PS. Just on another note. It does not make sense to have " Veto on disagree signals" set to "ALL" because you will never get any Veto signals so I have changed mine to "ANY"

Cheers and good pips to all
Leon
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Well done Leon :good:
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LittleCaro » Wed Apr 03, 2019 8:03 am wrote:Hey guys,

You'll probably think i'm crazy, but here is the idea :
Not crazy at all I've seen this idea before (although couldn't tell you where). The idea is to run multiple EA's on loads of demo accounts - all different systems and settings. You then monitor the equity curves of each vs a simple MA. When the curve is above the MA, turn a live version of that EA on, when it falls below, turn the live version off.

It's a good idea but it doesn't work very well with grids and baskets because with these, what is happening to your equity now is a result of the cumulative trades you've taken in the past. It is not a result of changes in price patterns and volatility which is what this technique is supposed to spot. It's really designed to allow for trending vs consolidating price action and the way different EA's work differently in these conditions.
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Hey guys,

Thanks for your inputs, Leon and Bruster.

Very appreciate, thanks !
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Hey guys,

I share here something that could potentially profit to all :

https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=893732

Braintheboss is making something strong and different about the baskets and stacking trades and generally money management.

In my opinion it worth the read.
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Post by Dragonian »

Excellent work Leon :hi:

I'll set up a new test account for next week.

Thank you for all your hard work and unselfish sharing :good:
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