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Author:  DavidB [ Fri Aug 27, 2021 8:58 am ]
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Here you go:
Sharky.set
TDesk Sharky.set
Author:  WorldsEnd [ Fri Aug 27, 2021 10:27 am ]
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Thanks a lot David :good:
Author:  ishak123 [ Fri Aug 27, 2021 3:45 pm ]
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Hi
Any one happy to share this week demo or live Sharky results.
Mine Demo Broker Deltastock.
Author:  DavidB [ Fri Aug 27, 2021 4:00 pm ]
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Wow. I have just three USDCHF trades this week Using the default templates (I think). :? Which part have I overlooked?
Author:  TYoung6608 [ Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:04 pm ]
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Sharky hit a new high today. This could of course be short-lived, as it tends to jerk about quite a bit. The sideways movement for the past couple of months was not helped by two baskets which closed at decent losses. Nonetheless, it has clawed it's way back up quite nicely, at least for today. Pretty impressive.
Author:  TYoung6608 [ Fri Oct 22, 2021 2:48 pm ]
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garen:
FYI, I had two trades this week, both GBPCHF. (2 baskets, 5 orders total).
By the way, I am now eliminating all CHF pairs from Sharky. They have been pretty consistent losers.
Author:  r1ch4rd [ Thu Oct 28, 2021 10:27 am ]
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garen » Thu Oct 28, 2021 2:26 am wrote:So with the old setting grow a live account from $225 USD to 413usd in 2 weeks but today it gave back 90% of the profit from GBPJPY. I still don't see any trade from the new setting @r1ch4rd give out. with the old setting, the account always in draw down 90% of the time with 200 - 300+ pips daily when it is close to support and resistance I think if we can reverse the trade to the opposite when it's at support or resistance and take profit at the first ATR while keeping the same setting when it's about 20% away from support or resistance I think this EA can bank some pips. I'm not a code or do I understand how to put what I have just explained into the TDesk trading partner
All I can suggest Garen, is you use trial and error. The more you fiddle around (or use other contributors ideas) with the drones & TDesk settings, and think "What IF I Did This", the closer you will come to finding what you are looking for. :arrrg:



I have once again tweaked my settings and I am happy to say I am still making consistent gains (322 pips so far this week & 1350 for the month). :smile:
It does run with DD, but there is plenty of wiggle room for margin.


34LWMA (H4,H1,M5) HGI (H4) and Use Peaky (H4) set to true within Sharky. H4 grid & 25TP
GBPAUD 27.10.png

I will not be sharing my latest sets until I am confident I have a solid plan with exits when price goes against the signals and runs. At the moment I'm considering closing on 100% opposite signal and/or 150% of D1 ATR hard stop.

Take care and stay safe.
Richard
Author:  trader689 [ Thu Oct 28, 2021 7:43 pm ]
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thanks r1ch4rd

looking forward to your new findings. My demo of your settings from p3/4/5 of the thread are still going strong. Nice sniper like trades, consistent and low drawdown. Not as Steve might put it, a 'trading tart', sometimes it'll sit on its hands for a week, but quality over quantity for sure

trader
Author:  SteveHopwood [ Thu Oct 28, 2021 7:48 pm ]
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trader689 » Thu Oct 28, 2021 7:43 pm wrote:thanks r1ch4rd

Not as Steve might put it, a 'trading tart', sometimes it'll sit on its hands for a week, but quality over quantity for sure

trader
I remember a quote from my early days by a then much more experienced trader: "Better to be out wishing you were in, than in wishing you were out." Yep. I quickly got to know the feeling as I promptly ignored the advice and traded anything that moved. :) Invariably in the wrong direction. :arrrg:

:xm: :rocket:
Author:  trader689 [ Thu Oct 28, 2021 8:14 pm ]
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ha yes, very sage advice, and also very typical to ignore sage advice as a newbie trader. I also remember doing very similar things when I started (and to be honest, continued for way too long)

trader
SteveHopwood » Thu Oct 28, 2021 7:48 pm wrote:
trader689 » Thu Oct 28, 2021 7:43 pm wrote:thanks r1ch4rd

Not as Steve might put it, a 'trading tart', sometimes it'll sit on its hands for a week, but quality over quantity for sure

trader
I remember a quote from my early days by a then much more experienced trader: "Better to be out wishing you were in, than in wishing you were out." Yep. I quickly got to know the feeling as I promptly ignored the advice and traded anything that moved. :) Invariably in the wrong direction. :arrrg:

:xm: :rocket:
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