smilee89 » Thu Jun 14, 2018 9:31 am wrote:I don't get these lines, not by Sixth Indi nor by Peak HiLo as well.
Can you please tell me which indi you use (Or is it coming from the EA and I miss the configuration there?)

Thanks.

Gertje » Thu Jun 14, 2018 10:56 am wrote:

smilee89 » Thu Jun 14, 2018 9:31 am wrote:I don't get these lines, not by Sixth Indi nor by Peak HiLo as well.
Can you please tell me which indi you use (Or is it coming from the EA and I miss the configuration there?)

Thanks.

See attached.

SteveHopwood » Tue Jun 12, 2018 10:41 pm wrote:

vadim123 » Tue Jun 12, 2018 8:26 pm wrote:

SteveHopwood » Tue Jun 12, 2018 1:22 am wrote: What are you talking about?

About Peak on steroids!

Mine was a rhetorical question intended to gently point out that your post had no meaning.

Don't want gentle? OK.

Your post was meaningless bollocks. Post meaninglessly again and I will remove your ability to post at all. Meaningless bollocks is unwelcome at SHF.

Capiche?

traveliron » Thu Jun 14, 2018 11:25 pm wrote:Danjuma
That sounds like something similar that happened to me quite a long time ago now. I can't recall exactly how I resolved it but I think I put the EA on a currency chart that wasn't active in the EA. Does that make sense? Let me try again; create a new chart window using a currency which isn't used by the EA. Put the EA on that chart and see if that stops the flashing.

renexxxx » Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:59 am wrote:

Gertje » Thu Jun 07, 2018 7:37 am wrote: No, there are numerous indi’s for that.
I want to see if the orders were triggered as stop-, or limit-orders.
This way I can measure how much influence Rene’s EA has on the totall.

EDIT; I can scroll through the history files and find out, but maybe someone has an easier way.

This question got me thinking about an indicator for this purpose.

As far as I know there is not an indi that logs every trade operation that's happening on the account -- at least I haven't been able to find it. So, I "hacked" (to use GertJan's terms to describe my coding) together this TradeLogger indicator. It will open a file in the \Files space, with the name <accountNumber>.csv and log every trade operation it 'sees'. That includes: open, close, modify and create/fill/delete (of pending trades) operations.

You can tell the indicator to watch everything (by setting the MagicNumber to -1 (the default)), or just trades with a given MagicNumber.

This is really an alpha-release: I foresee quite a few changes to the code before it is stable. One limitation I know of: If you open the csv file with Excel (or LibreOffice or something like that), the file is locked and Empty4 can not add new lines to it (there is an error message to that effect). You can open it with Notepad++ (that will popup a box each time the file is changed).

Hope this can be of use for someone.

SteveHopwood » Sun Jun 03, 2018 7:58 pm wrote:

Gertje » Sun Jun 03, 2018 7:21 pm wrote:
And it is hard to believe, but my live account did even better......
Somewhere in the back of my head there is a soft voice, asking me if this isnt to good to be true.

As would ever have been in the past.

Thingy is, we Old Stagers ('Grizzled Ole Veterans'? 'Grumpy Old Bastards'?) have been at this stuff for a while. Our understanding is light years away from where it was a decade ago.

I often think that if the SHF equivalent was available back then, it would not exist now because it would not be needed.

We are cutting a decade off the learning journey of any new member prepared to take the time to learn. If we have not quite got this retail Forex trading business cracked just yet, then we are damn close.

SteveHopwood » Tue May 29, 2018 8:11 pm wrote: What passes for my brain has not been churning automated trading ideas for the first time for a decade. Maybe we are finally winning? Perhaps we finally have a huge legacy to leave to our descendants? Fingers crossed, OK?

Maybe we have finally reached : :!!:

No guarantees because us Old Stagers know what total bastards the markets are, but maybe we are finally starting to see the end of a war we can win.