SteveHopwood wrote:Blistering performance by BASA on the live accounts today, following the US news release - lots of pips in the bank and breakeven's locked in.
2f on the demo coped seamlessly with part-close, breakeven and a stack trade, so I have put it onto my live accounts. As part of the process, I looked at the stack trailing stop function and noticed a mistake. This is fixed in 2g in post 1.
Those of you running 2f on demo and able to make the change for yourselves go to Scite line 2689:
if (Bid - LinePrice > (StackTrailingStop * OpenTrades) / factor)
and replace it with
if (Bid - LinePrice > (StackTrailingStop / factor) )
then F5 to recompile.
BASA is now officially the best bot I have written. The combination of Bob, Shelly, other contributors who have chipped in with great ideas and those expert pro-programmers who have made my code so accurate and safe to use have combined to make something that appears unstoppable.
Well Good Morning...lots of green pips to be had overnight, BASA had a blast, although I did have 1 loss - NZDUSD hit it's SL by the barest margin before belting back into what would have been at least a break even trade
but the winners far outweighed that 1 loss all on my Cowboy Go Markets live account. My GP live account didn't suffer any losses (there's that broker feed difference again) and has all trades locked in at break even at least.
I'm glad you have the stack trailing stop function worked out and thank you so much for your ongoing efforts to improve the coding and the bot...I am very confident having it on my live account (although I do monitor it regularly) and there has been the occasional loss, but it's virtually impossible to get it right every time...but we are certainly getting it right MOST of the time
We've had some great contributions from our fellow members here, that now all put together has produced (to date) a very robust bot...thank you one and all
