EN didn't throw out a grid for some reason.
I'm leaving this totally hands free from now on to see what it produces.
TP @ £10
I have had a couple of pairs in DD overnight, but these suckers run when they break the range.
Promising results so far.
Hi Bruster,Bruster400 » Wed Apr 06, 2016 3:37 pm wrote:
Gertje,
Just checking something. I've noticed in this setfile that you have GlobalProfitTargetPips=100 and HedgeProfitPips=100. Does this do the close for you from within GW or are you using a separate trade manager to do this?
Thanks, Bruster
That's what demo-trading is for, to find out.marcoFF » Wed Apr 06, 2016 3:59 pm wrote:Question is how manage when you get 5/6/7 etc. order filled in the "wrong" direction..?
Or how to prevent that situation?
Now i'm 6s/9l GA and 7s/10l on GN, wrong timing maybe but it doesn't matter... can happen even if i have open at DO.
Stop NOW.pg2205 » Wed Apr 06, 2016 10:01 pm wrote:
Hi Gertje,
Thanks for your detailed response. I’ve gone over your answer and I just want to make sure I understand the EA’s logic correctly.
I drafted up your GJ scenario in excel to ensure I fully understand what the EA was doing. Here I’ve made the assumption that price was linear (ie: it went straight up, took out the 2 buy stops then headed straight back down to take out the sell stops and close for profit. The fact is, it took out 1 sell stop, then up towards the 2 buy stops then headed back down). Can you please confirm this?
A couple of things I noticed with the EA:
1) It doesn’t open any trades at the DO, it sets pending’s 25 pips (or whatever you set it at) above or below the DO. The spacing between pending is 20 pips (or again, what ever distance you set it at). You mentioned you start counting pips at the DO. How can you when there are no trades at the DO? I’m only counting pips from the open trades.
2) The orange BE line in your chart. Can you share the indicator that provides this?
So to summarise, this isn’t really the typical martingale/grid stuff you usually see at FF. It’s a clever way of stacking trades when the market moves in your favour. And if it doesn't move in your favour, you hedge and keep on stacking trades until you get your 100 pips profit.
My other question is, what happens if the market is stuck in a wide range? For example, the market heads up taking out 2 buys stops, then heads down and takes out 4 sell stops, then back up again for an additional 4 buys stops, then back down again for another 6 buy stops…. Etc. You could in effect be stuck in a massive hedge! Food for thought …. Which I’m sure others have maybe mentioned. How do you manage a scenario like this?
I’II continue to play with this interesting toy.![]()
Cheers
Paul