peterke wrote:"RTT" i guess means read the thread but could be wrong?
rgds
Peter
It does.
Hi Roman,
Thanks for your feedback
There are 2 EA's. It doesn't matter which time frame as price has to travel a certain distance before trades kick in. Personally I use 1 hr t/f but I always used to use 15 min then at one stage 4hr.
With 6c single grids are set at 50 pips above and below the PL which is set at the start of the trading session. I'm at GMT+2 which catches the opening of Sydney/Tokyo but you can start it any time. I run the EA 24/5. The longer you have it open the more trades you will get. Depends on your risk appetite (mine is very high)
With 6c2, the above-mentioned features for 6c single are irrelevant. 6c2 will open a trade as soon as the previous one is closed. (this was all mentioned in previous posts). It also doesn't use pending limits like 6c single. As soon as price moves the distance (determined by ADR) then it will trade. Its TP is determined by TP% settings. T/F's are irrelevant.
Re back testing. I only use it as a very rough guide to see if the relevant EA is doing what it should. You can only test one pair at a time whereas I trade live with as many pairs possible at a time. I find live trading and back testing results to differ substantially.
Regards
