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| Author: | keydcuk [ Mon Mar 21, 2016 10:00 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Encouraging words! Thank you for your comments. :youknow: |
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| Author: | keydcuk [ Wed Mar 23, 2016 3:43 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Grrrr! I was backtesting GBPJPY on GW for the year of 2015 for days now because it was running fast and swimmingly through tick mode until after a while it took a bit of a snail pace for some reason. None the less, I left it gong. I was half way through the year with some interesting results. Then, I decided to delete one of my demo accounts that I was using in order to create a fresh one. As I hit delete, the autotrading function switched off and so did the EA in backtesting. BLAMMO. All those days of running for nearly nothing. The good news is that now I have loaded the latest version of GW and can confirm it is successfully closing profitable trades first. THANKS STEVE! As for now, I have started the process all over again and it is at high speed. I hope it doesn't slow down like the previous. Just felt I needed the bit of a rant. Cheers! Daniel |
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| Author: | keydcuk [ Thu Mar 24, 2016 3:40 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
UPDATE! After testing the GBPYJPY in the year of 2015, I am very impressed with some of the results. Slowly ticking away and following PA, GW sets the pending orders and opens them at my settings of 20 pips apart quite nicely. WIth the hedge basket set at £5 and the Global profit set at £5, the point of my exercise is to have a low risk earner with a live deposit of £500 which I am willing to invest while demoing other things. It is my opinion that this investment is low risk and better than leaving it in my bank doing nothing with most countries having extremely low interest rates. Two things to point out as I yet again will start another test on GW for 35 pip distance grid. 1. It is still my firm belief that this can be an easy set and forget EA if you have the right settings and are willing to sit on your money for a length of period as it will be tied for lengthy time is some choppy markets. Saying that, I also believe it is low risk as it is not meant to take losses, only close positive hedges. (Although I am wondering if there is a strategy worth looking at for closing losing hedges in order to release it and accumulate more positive trading.) 2. Money can be tied up for a length of time in large DD of equity. In the example attached, you will see one baske hedge too 22 days to close, and a second one was going to close in a whopping 2.5-3 months from first opened trade. I have also attached an excel spreadsheet of the results for my testing the period of January 1st 2015 - May 2015 where I have abandoned my results. Cheers! Daniel |
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| Author: | Gertje [ Thu Mar 24, 2016 3:49 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
It might be worth to take a look at the current HGBnG with SMA attached. Only sells below the MA, only buys above the MA which makes closing hedges easier. You can make HGBnG work like GW, with grids etc. The only thing it doesn't do is sent new grid after L4 so set a big enough grid in the first place. |
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| Author: | keydcuk [ Thu Mar 24, 2016 4:06 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Hmmmm... I did think about this. If I set a large grid to HGBnG. I am demoing HGBnG at the moment. Once I have been satisfied with what I'm doing with it at the moment, I might give this a whirl. It's a shame the GW at 20 pip distance REALLY does what I want it to do. The only negative side of it was this period in which it took more than £500 without closing a trade. For testing purposes, it was ok because I was up tp a £761 closed balance but in a real live situation, this could have been my first time using the EA live with £500 and it would have wiped me out. Onwards and upwards. Thanks for your advice and comments in this thread. Daniel |
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| Author: | SteveHopwood [ Fri Mar 25, 2016 4:29 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
V 1m is in post 1. Lots of buttons to give you control over GW. My screen is a decent size, so make sure you can see all the buttons in the picture: You can adjust the button sizes and placements - look at this code snippet starting at line 310 for a description of the inputs' functions: Press the 'Pause trading' button and you will see a message in the chart feedback that reminds you. You can play with the buttons to your heart's content until you press the Resume button or restart your platform. |
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| Author: | moebiusx [ Fri Mar 25, 2016 5:34 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Hello Steve, it's possible to add a filter (EMA, Stochastic, or RSi) before send the first grid? Maybe is possible to lowering the DD I think that the ideal is to have a grid in this case (ImageBelow) Very very a nice work Sorry for my poor english |
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| Author: | keydcuk [ Fri Mar 25, 2016 10:38 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Wow! Just putting my thoughts out on this one as it has itched my brain a bit. What are your thoughts on Daily Global Profit Reached? My reasoning behind this is that if there was a setting of daily global profit reached, GW could stop trading until the next Daily candle. When the next day candle appears, the only thing that would have possibility to hedge is the wick of the new candle. The goal would be to capture TP in a day rather than sometimes wait days, weeks, months for hedges to close. Depending on the size of the grid, this should more often than not keep your hedged loser positions to a minimum and hopefully on frequent enough occasions, no hedge at all depending on the grid size you are using. Just one of my ideas about Grid Entry. I'd like to hear your comments. Thanks for your continued interest Steve. Daniel |
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| Author: | SteveHopwood [ Fri Mar 25, 2016 11:09 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Until this EA proves to be profitable, anything else about it is irrelevant. GW is a toy to me. I added the buttons as an exercise. I am going to add them, plus a couple of extra ones, to HGBnG, which I regard as a serious trading robot. Then I shall use the whole shebang to produce a 'Buttons module' for my shell code thread. I regard anybody treating GW as a potential trading EA as barking at the wrong moon. I will support people who come up with ideas that they have proven to work. Other than that, best not to confuse this toy with anything serious. |
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| Author: | keydcuk [ Fri Mar 25, 2016 11:23 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Griddy Wotsit Mk 2 |
Fair comment. It's your EA after all. Maybe I'll so some forward testing with GW alongside a trade manager that can do what I would like to do of a trade strategy. I am not saying this to offend, I simply see this grid trading toy EA as having more potential than its surface. Who knows? I might prove myself wrong. Hope you are enjoying your weekend! Daniel |
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