Over60 » Fri Feb 06, 2015 2:31 pm wrote:Hi Milanese,

Please find attached a screen shut, what I mean (EURUSD, TF = M15).
All open orders were closed, but the pendings green and red remains in their position.

Will stay tuned …

With kind regards
Over60

Over60 » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:47 pm wrote:Hi Milanese,

I trade breakouts and news.

A far as I know, in the past, you did incorporate a security-feature, that during high volatilities periods, due to slippage and/or spread, the EA will not perform to stack orders?
I´m unsecured.

For example: today with the EURUSD, the HP did not execute orders during the 100-150 pips spike short.
In my live account I was fortunately prepared, but I´m wonder, there were no filled trades with the HP in the demo-account? See pic from my previous post.

What did I make wrong, what can I adjust, that it performs as defined?

Over60

jauhar » Sun Feb 08, 2015 6:53 am wrote:Hi Tommaso,

Thanks a lot for your another magic piece of software. I recently discovered this thread and am going to use it in my manual trading. I may use it only for buy (or sell) orders at a time depending on the current trend. So there will be no opposite trade. My question is will the PendingPrice trail when the market price goes away from the PendingPrice? Like, if the current market price is 1.5000 and I set SetAutoPendingStopBuy=true; DistancePendingToPrice=50; MoveOppositeOrderWithPrice=true; and OppositeMoveLevel=10. So the PendingPriceBuy will be 1.5050. Now if the market price goes down to 1.4900, will the PendingPriceBuy be now 1.4950? If yes, then this is what I need. But looking at the code, I think the PendingPrice trails only when there is an opposite trade.

Also in the MoveOpposite function (TheHiddenPendingEA_X_Light.mq4) below, both of the if statements are using Bid price. I think the second one should be Ask price.

Code: Select all

void MoveOpposite()

  {
   if(CountBuysScanning(Symbol(),MagicNumber)>0)
     {
      if(Bid>PendingPriceSell+(MinDistanceForOppositeMoveToPrice/factor)+(OppositeMoveLevel/factor))

         PendingPriceSell=PendingPriceSell+(OppositeMoveLevel/factor);
      CreateSellLine();

     }
   if(CountSellsScanning(Symbol(),MagicNumber)>0)
     {
      if(Bid<PendingPriceBuy-(MinDistanceForOppositeMoveToPrice/factor)-(OppositeMoveLevel/factor))

         PendingPriceBuy=PendingPriceBuy-(OppositeMoveLevel/factor);
      CreateBuyLine();

     }
  }

Thanks for your efforts,
Jauhar

milanese » Sun Feb 08, 2015 11:37 am wrote: the actual version of the HP will not trail the not filled orders, with the exception of the opposite orders if you have selected this. What kind of "trailing" would you like to have? If you could specify, maybe I will consider this option for a next update.

jauhar » Sun Feb 08, 2015 8:35 am wrote:
Hi Tommaso,

Thanks for the reply. Let me explain the trailing of PendingPrice I need. Suppose the current trend is up and I expect the price will go up. I set HP to put pending buystop 50 pips above the current price (using DistancePendingToPrice). If the price actually goes up and my pending is filled then fine. But if there is a retrace and the price goes down by 100 pips, I would like the pending buy price should also come down by 100 pips so that when the price starts going up, my pending buy is filled after 50 pips (DistancePendingToPrice). With no trailing, the price will need to go up by 150 pips (after the retrace) for the pending buystop to be filled. With trailing, because the order will be filled early, it can win more pips with same price move.

Jauhar

extern string   dyn="----Dynamic Initial Pending Move Options----";
extern string   dyn1="----This is only working with AutoBuySellStop----";
extern bool    movePendingBuyDownIfPriceMovesDown=false;
extern bool    movePendingSellUpIfPriceMovesUp=false;