Slopey Graeme: another pipEasy-inspired trend trading EA

[SteveHopwood]

Hi Steve,
Great bloodlines and pedigree on this one......Will do some rereading of the original thread and try it out.....

have a great week

whip

It is still on demo on my trading machine, and we know how rare this is. Looking good.

[alex_forex]

Thanks Steve, will update on the VPS tonight.

I have to link it to Myfxbook to share my trades.

Regards
Alex

[alex_forex]

OK, EA updated with last version.
Myfxbook linked, but following Graeme only from 01-10-2011 (ignore the trades before).

Trades open at this time :
..........................................................................Pips
01.10.2012 21:11 USDCHF Buy 0.10 0.9502 - - 51.3 49.0 -0.24

01.11.2012 14:29 EURUSD Sell 0.10 1.2698 - - 4.0 4.0 0.0

01.11.2012 14:35 GBPUSD Sell 0.10 1.5381 - - 56.0 56.0 0.0

01.11.2012 19:08 GBPJPY Sell 0.10 118 - - 11.7 9.0 0.0


Running on TF 1H.

Regards
Alex

[MichaelM]

Thanks for whipping this one up Steve!

Looking good alex

[SteveHopwood]

Thanks for whipping this one up Steve!

Looking good alex

Big things are to remember:

• Few of the ea's I code reach my demo trading machine
  Of those that do, few last for more than a few days
  Mostly, I release buggy code at an early stage of development. This one I hung onto until I was fairly sure the code was robust. Therefore, it had to spend even more time than is normal surviving on demo.

The results of this so far are the most outstanding of any EA I have tested on demo. As things stand at the mo, I have nearly 1% (of starting balance) closed trades; the open position has a positive upl that has gradually increased as the week progresses - currently at about 2.5%

All this an an Cowboy IBFX Aussie demo that means one pip movement = not very much, so the margin level has never been below about 3000% despite there being a lot of open trades.

This does not look good. It looks fantastic.

[MichaelM]

I stand corrected

[Bunker]

Thanks for whipping this one up Steve!

Looking good alex

Big things are to remember:

• Few of the ea's I code reach my demo trading machine
  Of those that do, few last for more than a few days
  Mostly, I release buggy code at an early stage of development. This one I hung onto until I was fairly sure the code was robust. Therefore, it had to spend even more time than is normal surviving on demo.

The results of this so far are the most outstanding of any EA I have tested on demo. As things stand at the mo, I have nearly 1% (of starting balance) closed trades; the open position has a positive upl that has gradually increased as the week progresses - currently at about 2.5%

All this an an Cowboy IBFX Aussie demo that means one pip movement = not very much, so the margin level has never been below about 3000% despite there being a lot of open trades.

This does not look good. It looks fantastic.

Couldn't agree more Steve. Absolutely FANTASTIC !!

OOTB

[bobasker]

WHOA!! looks like graeme had an epileptic fit on AUD/CAD, loaded graeme up on a few charts tonight, turned my screen off and came back a couple of hours later to find this, only did this on A/C all charts running OOTB.....weird???

http://my.jetscreenshot.com/5637/201201 ... -191kb.jpg

Removed graeme and reattached, all good now....

[MichaelM]

Empty4 was probably downloading data while Graeme was doing his business.

Same thing happened to me, but not to that scale! Only one phantom trade while I placed G on a pair that didn't have all the data downloaded

[gaheitman]

Empty4 was probably downloading data while Graeme was doing his business.

Same thing happened to me, but not to that scale! Only one phantom trade while I placed G on a pair that didn't have all the data downloaded

I don't get paid by the download or anything, but...

The utility that I posted that checks to see the number of bars (among other things) for each currency pair forces a download of 2048 bars of data for whatever timeframe you drop it on. I just set up a new demo for Graeme this morning. Before I did anything, I ran the script a few times (once to start the download of data and the rest to monitor the progress).

http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... f=21&t=205

George