SteveHopwood » Sat Oct 07, 2017 5:17 pm wrote:I have been beavering away for a couple of days. I needed to get done what I wanted to do by tonight because I am away for much of tomorrow.
The latest version of CP is in post 1. It is now such a different thingy to the one I posted nearly a month ago that I have reverted to V1.
I have added these directional trading filters:
- HGI
- SuperSlope
- Bob's H4 24o period moving average
- Peaky
Details are in the user guide. Updating that bloody thing took longer than updating the code. Feel free to ask questions that are already answered in it. Other members will thoroughly enjoy the subsequent evisceration.
I have started a new thread at
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =87&t=5299 where confused people can safely ask their infant-level questions. I would appreciate it if those of you who know what is going on here could stop by and help out occasionally. I am going nowhere near it, as most of the questions asked in such threads in the past have aroused my killer instinct.
CP is a monster now. Does somebody care to calculate the number of different possible combinations of 9 time frames and 4 directional indicators? It would be fun to know. Many would clearly be nonsense, but I bet there are still a hell of a lot of potential combos. All we can do is play with them to try to find one that suits us as individuals. Well, us and our Resident Genius TJF producing magnificent set files. No pressure, TJF.
Thomas has solved the problem of the invalid stop errors and they should not recur again. He has also re-written the jumping stop function so that it is no longer reliant on the Break Even function. Coders, you might want to consider adopting his code. Many thanks Thomas. We are deeply grateful.
The masquerader that passes for my brain has turned to mush, so I am going to lie down in a darkened room and hit myself with a good single malt - cheaper than drinking it. I shall spend a couple of hours gibbering dementedly.
Have fun next week folks. No doubt there will be a few bugs, but they should not be difficult to squish.
