TraderTim wrote:

SteveHopwood wrote:

hiredwhip wrote:This thing sure is fun Steve......Now I need to try and figure out all these updates......

Only if you have nothing to do for now. I uploaded them because I could see there were people hanging around and thought they might like to play.

I am adding the TmaTrue stuff and will post the latest update in post 1 as usual, along with some explanation, later.

Steve, that is awesome! I'd best notify the wife she is going to be neglected yet again tonight!

TraderTim wrote:Steve, that is awesome! I'd best notify the wife she is going to be neglected yet again tonight!

SteveHopwood wrote:

TraderTim wrote:Steve, that is awesome! I'd best notify the wife she is going to be neglected yet again tonight!

Tell Her Ladyship that she cannot expect you any time soon, but that I am to blame.

Latest update in post 1 adds the TMA functionality to trigger the initial trades. My description in post 1 is sketchy. It uses the TMA code from TIB to draw upper and lower boundary lines in yellow. When the market touches the lines, the bot sends the initial trades. I am writing this here because I forgot to add it to post 1 and cannot be bothered to do so now. If any mods are reading this, please feel free to save me a job by doing so yourself; you would be doing me a huge favour.

At the mo, there is no flexibility in the tma settings, as I simply wanted to get them up and running. I will add settings flexibility tomorrow.

For now, I have been coding this all day and am exhausted. Do not ask for anything else from me. You will not enjoy the reply.

Today has been the most remarkably warm March day that I have experienced here in the UK. The evening is equally warm and pleasant, so I am taking a whiskey into the garden to enjoy the night air.

Have fun.

SteveHopwood wrote:

TraderTim wrote:Steve, that is awesome! I'd best notify the wife she is going to be neglected yet again tonight!

Tell Her Ladyship that she cannot expect you any time soon, but that I am to blame.

Latest update in post 1 adds the TMA functionality to trigger the initial trades. My description in post 1 is sketchy. It uses the TMA code from TIB to draw upper and lower boundary lines in yellow. When the market touches the lines, the bot sends the initial trades. I am writing this here because I forgot to add it to post 1 and cannot be bothered to do so now. If any mods are reading this, please feel free to save me a job by doing so yourself; you would be doing me a huge favour.

At the mo, there is no flexibility in the tma settings, as I simply wanted to get them up and running. I will add settings flexibility tomorrow.

For now, I have been coding this all day and am exhausted. Do not ask for anything else from me. You will not enjoy the reply.

Thank you Steve, enjoy the whiskey and sunset, I am testing like a fiend on 2 boxes and will share the results, should I get something worth sharing.
Today has been the most remarkably warm March day that I have experienced here in the UK. The evening is equally warm and pleasant, so I am taking a whiskey into the garden to enjoy the night air.

Have fun.

nubika wrote:Steve,

That would be an awsome feature.
If you can code this in to the EA, then this EA will be unbeatable.

I would probably have the same feature at the lower lever though like 5 buys and 5 sells as well. User selectable. maybe one at level 5 and one at the levels you suggested. Just an idea. That would suit traders with smaller accounts.
Personally I would not let the EA to rack up 10 buys and sells at the same time. You run low on margins then. If you have a 10K account with small lot size, then the 10 buys and 10 sells target is OK and no issue.

The key to this EA is to find the right pip step and the corresponding lot size to your account balance.
This will make constant profit for you. I think this is one of the best EAs around. Worthy of fine tuning it to perfection.

Frank