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kwchau » Mon May 05, 2014 11:56 pm wrote:Just like to ask if any member would have a true version of the TMA_CGmod 3.1. I have downloaded the non true version which is a good compliment to 10.7 and 10.9.
you can try this version a uploaded here http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 983#p91983

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milanese » Tue May 06, 2014 8:03 am wrote:
kwchau » Mon May 05, 2014 11:56 pm wrote:Just like to ask if any member would have a true version of the TMA_CGmod 3.1. I have downloaded the non true version which is a good compliment to 10.7 and 10.9.
you can try this version a uploaded here http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 983#p91983

Cheers :)

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Thank you, will try !
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milanese » Fri May 02, 2014 12:19 pm wrote: You can use the attached one I modified, it will show you for all pairs you have open the BE considering commission, swap ecc.. with the input BE_Pips you can add the pips you want for the overall profit, OOTB I set this like you wanted to 10 pips...

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Hi Tommaso,

Nice indi. I was wondering if it was possible to add a function where I can also see the potential loss by adding a SL level.

For example I have 3 buy positions open on GBPAUD. One is at 1.8210, one at 1.8240 and one at 1.8260 so the average is something like 1.8230. If there is a call like SL=60 then it will give me the potential loss if price goes down 60 pips from the open average buy position of the above 3 buy positions.

Also I was wondering can the same be done with limit orders as well?

For example I have placed 4 limit orders on GBPAUD at 1.8210, 1.8240, 1.8260 and 1.8280. I would have a call like SL=60 so based on the average of the 4 positions I would know what the potential loss would be if there were all touched. This would help me to see graphically what my potential loss would be.

Is there an indicator that does this already? If not is this something that can be coded here?

Thanks,
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TraderDesk » Tue May 06, 2014 5:02 am wrote:
Hi Tommaso,

Nice indi. I was wondering if it was possible to add a function where I can also see the potential loss by adding a SL level.

For example I have 3 buy positions open on GBPAUD. One is at 1.8210, one at 1.8240 and one at 1.8260 so the average is something like 1.8230. If there is a call like SL=60 then it will give me the potential loss if price goes down 60 pips from the open average buy position of the above 3 buy positions.

Also I was wondering can the same be done with limit orders as well?

For example I have placed 4 limit orders on GBPAUD at 1.8210, 1.8240, 1.8260 and 1.8280. I would have a call like SL=60 so based on the average of the 4 positions I would know what the potential loss would be if there were all touched. This would help me to see graphically what my potential loss would be.

Is there an indicator that does this already? If not is this something that can be coded here?

Thanks,
Hi TD,

I will I I find some time for that look into this.., but for limit orders it will be not really usefull as you can never know exactly at what price they will be filled.., so it would give you only a very rough information..

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milanese » Tue May 06, 2014 9:12 am wrote:
TraderDesk » Tue May 06, 2014 5:02 am wrote:
Hi Tommaso,

Nice indi. I was wondering if it was possible to add a function where I can also see the potential loss by adding a SL level.

For example I have 3 buy positions open on GBPAUD. One is at 1.8210, one at 1.8240 and one at 1.8260 so the average is something like 1.8230. If there is a call like SL=60 then it will give me the potential loss if price goes down 60 pips from the open average buy position of the above 3 buy positions.

Also I was wondering can the same be done with limit orders as well?

For example I have placed 4 limit orders on GBPAUD at 1.8210, 1.8240, 1.8260 and 1.8280. I would have a call like SL=60 so based on the average of the 4 positions I would know what the potential loss would be if there were all touched. This would help me to see graphically what my potential loss would be.

Is there an indicator that does this already? If not is this something that can be coded here?

Thanks,
Hi TD,

I will I I find some time for that look into this.., but for limit orders it will be not really usefull as you can never know exactly at what price they will be filled.., so it would give you only a very rough information..

Cheers :)

Tommaso
@TraderDesk please try the attached one, if the MaxSL_Loss is a positve value, the positions have the SL in win, if it is negative it is the max Loss you can make with the pair if all SL will be hit.. the pedning order feature is so far not embedded...
Edit was buggy please redownload here http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 286#p92286
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milanese » Tue May 06, 2014 1:55 pm wrote: @TraderDesk please try the attached one, if the MaxSL_Loss is a positve value, the positions have the SL in win, if it is negative it is the max Loss you can make with the pair if all SL will be hit.. the pedning order feature is so far not embedded...

Cheers :)

Tommaso
One issue I see on my Empty4 is the maxSL seems to be showing an extra digit. i.e. Intead of max SL value of 9000 it shows 90,000...

Otherwise it looks really good and seems to work quite well.



Well done Tommaso... :) :clap:
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TraderDesk » Tue May 06, 2014 12:29 pm wrote:
milanese » Tue May 06, 2014 1:55 pm wrote: @TraderDesk please try the attached one, if the MaxSL_Loss is a positve value, the positions have the SL in win, if it is negative it is the max Loss you can make with the pair if all SL will be hit.. the pedning order feature is so far not embedded...

Cheers :)

Tommaso
One issue I see on my Empty4 is the maxSL seems to be showing an extra digit. i.e. Intead of max SL value of 9000 it shows 90,000...

Otherwise it looks really good and seems to work quite well.



Well done Tommaso... :) :clap:
Yes was a bug sorry , here the corrected version
NB_Breakeven_MaxSL_Loss.mq4
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milanese » Tue May 06, 2014 3:03 pm wrote: Yes was a bug sorry , here the corrected version

Cheers :)

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I still get an incorrect SL number. Now it is in the seven figures so another decimal point was added... Does it matter that I have a pound account instead of a dollar account?
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TraderDesk » Tue May 06, 2014 1:44 pm wrote:
milanese » Tue May 06, 2014 3:03 pm wrote: Yes was a bug sorry , here the corrected version

Cheers :)

Tommaso
I still get an incorrect SL number. Now it is in the seven figures so another decimal point was added... Does it matter that I have a pound account instead of a dollar account?
could you send me with PM a screen shot and a list of the open positions you have and I will look.., as here with an USD account it seems to work..

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