SteveHopwood wrote:Here is one I coded for Jem. He wants a basket trader that sends a mixed basket of buys/sells as soon as he loads up the ea- all other take profit etc stuff left in place. The Buy/Sell pair input defaults are not suggestions; something has to be the default or there is no trade.

The problem with a bot that trades the instant you load it up is that it will trade again the instant the basket closes. To overcome this, I have included the 'safety feature' common to my Waiting to Trade EA's. If you need to restart your platform with a basket open, denying sending the trades still allows Snow to monitor the basket.

You will see that I have cleaned up the pips/points thingy. The code is courtesy of Lifesys (Paul), and now I see what Gary was getting at. Paul used Janet and John words in the Big Print version, so I got it. Over the next couple of days, I will port this across to all the other Shelley variants.

Jem will tell you what he intends doing with this, but to quote a little from one of his pm's; "I'm hell bent on making 10.2 work as a basket system. Watching 400 pips rack up in an hour is addictive! It also saves from worrying about where to put stops and limits and saves from hours in front of the charts because all we wait for is for the ducks to line up and then ka-blimey."

Sounds like A Plan to me.

   int multiplier = 1;
   if(Digits == 2 || Digits == 4) multiplier = 1;
   if(Digits == 3 || Digits == 5) multiplier = 10;
   if(Digits == 6) multiplier = 100;   
   if(Digits == 7) multiplier = 1000;   
   
   if (multiplier > 1) PipDescription = " points";
   
   TakeProfit*= multiplier;

int PFactor(string pair)
{
   //This code supplied by Lifesys. Many thanks Paul - we all owe you. Gary was trying to make me see this, but I
   //coould not understand his explanation. Paul used Janet and John words
   
   int PipFactor=10000; // correct factor for most pairs
   if (StringFind(pair,"JPY",0) != -1 || StringFind(pair,"XAG",0) != -1)
   PipFactor = 100; // if jpy or silver
   if (StringFind(pair,"XAU",0) != -1)
   PipFactor = 10; // if gold
   return (PipFactor);
}//End int PFactor(string pair)

MyValueInPoints = MyValueInPips * MarketInfo(Symbol(), MODE_POINT))

MyDeltaInPips = NormalizeDouble ( (OrderOpenPrice() - Bid ) / MarketInfo(symbol, MODE_POINT), MarketInfo(symbol, MODE_DIGIT) )

SteveHopwood wrote:Here is one I coded for Jem.

phil_trade wrote:

SteveHopwood wrote:Here is one I coded for Jem. He wants a basket trader that sends a mixed basket of buys/sells as soon as he loads up the ea- all other take profit etc stuff left in place. The Buy/Sell pair input defaults are not suggestions; something has to be the default or there is no trade.

The problem with a bot that trades the instant you load it up is that it will trade again the instant the basket closes. To overcome this, I have included the 'safety feature' common to my Waiting to Trade EA's. If you need to restart your platform with a basket open, denying sending the trades still allows Snow to monitor the basket.

You will see that I have cleaned up the pips/points thingy. The code is courtesy of Lifesys (Paul), and now I see what Gary was getting at. Paul used Janet and John words in the Big Print version, so I got it. Over the next couple of days, I will port this across to all the other Shelley variants.

Jem will tell you what he intends doing with this, but to quote a little from one of his pm's; "I'm hell bent on making 10.2 work as a basket system. Watching 400 pips rack up in an hour is addictive! It also saves from worrying about where to put stops and limits and saves from hours in front of the charts because all we wait for is for the ducks to line up and then ka-blimey."

Sounds like A Plan to me.

Great Steve... I'm Happy you don't use anymore

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   int multiplier = 1;
   if(Digits == 2 || Digits == 4) multiplier = 1;
   if(Digits == 3 || Digits == 5) multiplier = 10;
   if(Digits == 6) multiplier = 100;   
   if(Digits == 7) multiplier = 1000;   
   
   if (multiplier > 1) PipDescription = " points";
   
   TakeProfit*= multiplier;

but why all this code

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int PFactor(string pair)
{
   //This code supplied by Lifesys. Many thanks Paul - we all owe you. Gary was trying to make me see this, but I
   //coould not understand his explanation. Paul used Janet and John words
   
   int PipFactor=10000; // correct factor for most pairs
   if (StringFind(pair,"JPY",0) != -1 || StringFind(pair,"XAG",0) != -1)
   PipFactor = 100; // if jpy or silver
   if (StringFind(pair,"XAU",0) != -1)
   PipFactor = 10; // if gold
   return (PipFactor);
}//End int PFactor(string pair)

as it' so simple IMHO to convert each pairs Point/Pips with

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MyValueInPoints = MyValueInPips * MarketInfo(Symbol(), MODE_POINT))

and

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MyDeltaInPips = NormalizeDouble ( (OrderOpenPrice() - Bid ) / MarketInfo(symbol, MODE_POINT), MarketInfo(symbol, MODE_DIGIT) )

no ?

Jemook wrote:

SteveHopwood wrote:Here is one I coded for Jem.

Amazeballs. Thanks Steve, will report back with me findings.

SteveHopwood wrote:You will see that I have cleaned up the pips/points thingy. The code is courtesy of Lifesys (Paul), and now I see what Gary was getting at. Paul used Janet and John words in the Big Print version, so I got it.

garyfritz wrote:Funny, I recall someone ranting about people who could not follow Post 1 when it contained too many two-syllable words.

garyfritz wrote:

SteveHopwood wrote:You will see that I have cleaned up the pips/points thingy. The code is courtesy of Lifesys (Paul), and now I see what Gary was getting at. Paul used Janet and John words in the Big Print version, so I got it.

Ah, Janet and John sound like the UK version of what us Yanks knew as Dick and Jane. (And their puppy Spot and kitty Puff.

Funny, I recall someone ranting about people who could not follow Post 1 when it contained too many two-syllable words.

I will be careful to use BIG PRINT WORDS in future.