stovedude

Sorry for the delay. I forgot about this one. Here it is:

http://www.4shared.com/file/PqBgsqp8/FGDI_original.html

Here you go. I had to change the code to actually work in real time. It was horribly written. I also had to change some of the logic to work a little better.

http://www.4shared.com/file/dVSpH2xG/BykovTrend_Sig_Alerts.html

These are copies of Ilan or Robot 2015 with the exception of separating the Buys from the Sells to account for trend. So yes, trend is the biggest question here. I know for a fact that you can't measure trend on any one single TF (at least not indefinitely) without using all of the TF's together as a group. If you try using one TF, it will bite you sooner or later due to lag.

You guys didn't read his request. He wanted the indy changed first before sharing. Here it is without the spread and SL/TP display.

http://www.4shared.com/file/XXCNMsKH/Forex_Executive.html

After running the program, just click the All button in the lower left hand (expand the window to see everything) and wait for it to find everything, then click the All down arrow button, click Backup and then click Clear. If that doesn't do it, it is probably using a non-standard method to write to the registry or a hidden file or something. Another method is to do a fresh install on another machine, but first use a Registry Snapshot or System Snapshot utility before running the installation, and then running it again after everything is installed and ran to see what got changed.

Try this utility: http://www.4shared.com/file/sa_gp3yS/trial-reset40final.html

Works good for other things like FGB as well.

Well this is one big way to get my attention. PM sent.

I already had this one modified from before.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=003BM6IY

It will take trade on demo as long as the mocrosoft visual c++ Debug Library error window isn't closed, which crashes the terminal.

 

I never had a crash when I attached on demo. Perhaps you are missing the c++ runtime library or part of it? I did get some trades on forward, but pretty much losers, so I abandoned the EA altogether.

I think this version has already been shared. You can try it. I made it ECN compatible some time ago.

http://www.4shared.com/file/oXJ752iO/fxcp11.html

stovedude,

 

Thanks..but the arrow not fit my requirement.

 

It seems to work on my platform according to your rules. What exactly is not right?

Anyone can help to add alert?

Try this one...

http://www.4shared.com/file/vqL3Pk0I/Synergy_TDI_Alerts_Arrows.html

The author also mentioned that the market has changed so much now that the trades could take all day to close, with an average of 100 pips from entry point.

I would like to add a shift feature to this indicator, so that I can adjust the start time as my platform is GMT +2. I watch the 4 hour open times of candles.

http://www.mediafire.com/?3v4824zdl0kq6aq

 

Many thanks.

 

The only problem with shifting for GMT is that you need to shift 2 hours, rather than a full 4-hour candle, but this version will shift the Open prices back 2 candles. In other words, you will need to use a 60-minute TF setting and a Shift of 2 to see a 2 hour shift. It will plot the new shifted Open line in the current non-shifted position.

http://www.4shared.com/file/tFzxKVVX/q-Opn_Line.html

That's true. I guess that one slipped by my eye...

Your calculation is correct. However, you cannot set an expiration for OP_BUY or OP_SELL, because these are direct market orders. You will have to use pending orders: OP_BUYSTOP (if price is below that level), OP_BUYLIMIT (if price is above that level), OP_SELLSTOP (if price is above that level), or OP_SELLLIMIT (if price is below that level). Also, you cannot set pending orders closer to the current price than the stop level ( MarketInfo(Symbol(),MODE_STOPLEVEL) ). Hope that helps.

I don't trust this EA, especially when you see this code:

if (TimeCurrent() < gda_592[TimeYear(TimeCurrent()) - 1999] && TimeCurrent() > gda_596[TimeYear(TimeCurrent()) - 1999]) gi_500 = gi_308;

 

gda_592[8] = D'28.10.2007 01:00';

gda_596[7] = D'25.03.2006 22:00';

gda_592[7] = D'29.10.2006 01:00';

gda_596[6] = D'26.03.2005 22:00';

gda_592[6] = D'30.10.2005 01:00';

 

it seems to be adapted for performing well in backtests

 

I believe most of these dates are for daylight savings time adjustments throughout the different years.

Here you go with alerts and email.

http://www.4shared.com/file/ebSdHCbb/BuySellIndicators_alert.html

Probably the 0 divide is because you need to right click on the Market Watch window and choose Show All, or perhaps the EA is checking a missing currency or does not have any history for some.

I think "Dr" is the first clue. I don't think you can get a doctorate in forex, or am I wrong?

Ok. I figured it all out. It was a bug. It was not calculating the DRI of the current bar, and the buys were not being filtered at all. I have made 2 versions. The first one is the standard one that will calculate on the current bar (probably with more false signals), and the second will calculate only on closed bars, but both will print arrows and alerts on the current bar.

http://www.4shared.com/file/UKyCf-pA/Dynamic_Range_Indicator_TM_.html

Google search for trendchaser super ea (v32 or higher). It seems to be safe on microlots, and can make a lot of trades every day (maybe not 50 on some days), and can be very very slightly martingale, but will not blow the account. Instead, it makes small gains each day.

The easiest way to backtest for renko (or an offline chart) is to modify this EA by changing all indicator TF's from 0 to 2. Also, references to Time[x],High[x],Low[x],Close[x],etc., must be changed to iTime(NULL,2,x),iHigh(NULL,2,x), etc. Of course you must have the offline chart created already.

Sometimes better to put all your eggs in one basket, because too many baskets are hard to juggle.

From what I see on the BT, the arrows do not disappear, any many arrows can appear on the same signal. Can you upload a screenshot?