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Author:  Boulder [ Sat Aug 20, 2016 1:38 pm ]
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xfactornos » Sat Aug 20, 2016 12:09 am wrote:any trades today? hows it going?
Hey xfactornos,

Been busy with testing other stuff and so could only take one live trade yesterday on GBPJPY as per the rules I posted here. This one went straight into profit and cap'd it for around 50 pips during the next hour. Stay tuned though, as potential good stuff is on the way :roll:

As you can see, a few hours before the trade I took there was another opportunity. I wasn't around at the time to take it, but this how I'd have gone about it.

When CSS(JPY) - CSS(GBP) > 0.07, the background went from yellow to red and I'd get in as quickly as possible with a SELL. Then the CSS went again into yellow as CSS(JPY) - CSS(GBP) went again under 0.07. At this point I'd become wary and alert but wouldn't yet close the trade out since we just entered into a relatively young trade an hour or 2 ago and we don't want to exit prematurely. To cut the SELL trade I'd wait and look for either:
  • Conservative approach: Both CSS lines crossing again (i.e. CSS(GPB) - CSS(JPY) > 0)
  • A bit more daring approach: Observe a green background (i.e. CSS(GBP) - CSS(JPY) > 0.07)
Thus the second approach - by sticking with the trade - certainly had good potential to work out just fine. I say potential because even though IgnoreFuture = true, it may very well be that at the top of that retracement at that point in time the CSS background indeed went green for a short amount of time. This would've dictated you to exit and incur a loss. We can't know this for sure just by looking at the chart this way.

My observations so far tell me that adopting the "aggressive" approach over the conservative approach is much more desirable during the early stages of a trade's life - as this will prevent you from bailing out on retracements. The longer the trade lives the more conservative one should get.

Aram
Author:  cydie [ Tue Aug 23, 2016 9:16 am ]
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hi, thanks for your very easy strategy as buy for green and sell for red, my 2 trades tp while 3 trades still active.. thanks!!
Author:  Boulder [ Tue Aug 23, 2016 9:46 am ]
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cydie » Tue Aug 23, 2016 11:16 am wrote:hi, thanks for your very easy strategy as buy for green and sell for red, my 2 trades tp while 3 trades still active.. thanks!!
Brilliant to hear Cydie :) !
Author:  krzysiekqq2 [ Tue Aug 23, 2016 2:45 pm ]
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Hi,

I just thought you may be interested to re-visit some nice EA's covered by dust and created by Steve and Paul, when CSS/Slope was high topic. I think they are worth fine tuning and may be combined with HGBnG or DB or any other bot. I do not trade them yet, but use modified "CSS in direction (div/convergance) as filter on HGBnG.
I am looking at them for a few weeks to make a trigger signal, but as I am not a coder it takes time. If more of us see value to fine tune them, then we may be able to convince members of SHF to update them to current platform requiraments.

Cheers,
Krzysztof
Author:  cydie [ Fri Aug 26, 2016 5:23 pm ]
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krzysiekqq2 » Tue Aug 23, 2016 10:45 pm wrote:Hi,

I just thought you may be interested to re-visit some nice EA's covered by dust and created by Steve and Paul, when CSS/Slope was high topic. I think they are worth fine tuning and may be combined with HGBnG or DB or any other bot. I do not trade them yet, but use modified "CSS in direction (div/convergance) as filter on HGBnG.
I am looking at them for a few weeks to make a trigger signal, but as I am not a coder it takes time. If more of us see value to fine tune them, then we may be able to convince members of SHF to update them to current platform requiraments.

Cheers,
Krzysztof

hi, i checked the baluda EA and it has almost the same strategy with buy with green and sell with red but it has errors, im also not a coder but i will try to fix it, thanks for sharing it! :D
Author:  MathiasJ [ Sat Sep 03, 2016 1:45 pm ]
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cydie » Fri Aug 26, 2016 6:23 pm wrote:
hi, i checked the baluda EA and it has almost the same strategy with buy with green and sell with red but it has errors, im also not a coder but i will try to fix it, thanks for sharing it! :D

Hi!
You might want to check out my new Dashboard EA that probably can do the same thing as what you are after.
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... f=5&t=4893

BR
Mathias
Author:  krzysiekqq2 [ Sun Sep 04, 2016 8:53 pm ]
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Hi Mathias,

you sound more commercial that member of SHF sending your file in ex4.

First, prove that it is usefull for anybody before asking PayPal donation.

Cheers, K
Author:  MathiasJ [ Sun Sep 04, 2016 9:19 pm ]
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krzysiekqq2 » Sun Sep 04, 2016 9:53 pm wrote:Hi Mathias,

you sound more commercial that member of SHF sending your file in ex4.

First, prove that it is usefull for anybody before asking PayPal donation.

Cheers, K
Hi!
No problem :)
It is available for free!
If you find it useful and feel generous and want to show that in a special way then you know what you can do, otherwise just enjoy.
BR
Mathias
Author:  krzysiekqq2 [ Sun Sep 04, 2016 9:33 pm ]
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Fair statement Mathias,

Consider sharing your indi code to get broader response on SHF.

Cheers, K
Author:  xfactornos [ Sun Sep 04, 2016 11:10 pm ]
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Thanks buddy, Will try it out.
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