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  1. I although bought this thing yesterday. While testing it consider this:

    - live accounts and demo accounts are located on separate servers. And there is no guarantee that brokers you test are synchronizing both servers in real-time. There might be some loses of data or strange actions on demo server do the poor synchronization. There fore you can test only live-live or demo-demo pairs of brokers. If you found that demo-demo pair is working grate that does not mean you will get that success on live-live pair because of difference in data.

    - this EA CAN'T be back-tested because the difference between data in brokers pair can be identified only in real-time and the dll is not programmed for back-testing.

    - DLL is doing all the work of analysis, removal of it will lead to nonsense;

    - every trade made by this EA (and it is doing it VERY frequently, as seen in "Million" demo account) is generating the profit for broker involved in trading in form of spread. THINK ABOUT THIS.

     

    I have plan to test in demo (and later live):

    - FXDD - FXCH

    - FXDD - IBFX_Australia

     

    Will share the results.

  2. Hi,

     

    I found the error in expert. After the 6th grid orders are opened at each tick. And in general expert stops working. Maybe somebody who has the decompiled version can look in code and correct this?

    You can get this at backtesting EURUSD in 2007 with grid space 10 at all levels. Tried to optimize the grid, but sooner or later this error appear and kill the account.

  3. Stops and profit taking

     

    Hi to all!

     

    This system is the best I had seen so far. I would like to contribute to this thread with my personal approach:

    1. Follow the rules for entry (short or long).

    2. When you had placed the long order move Fibonachi range between green arrow and your entry point upwards. The 0 of Fibo will lay on green line. The 100 on entry point. Your initial stop is on Fibo 0.

    3. Follow the progress of the trade.

    3.1. Move the stop - if the green line is between 0 and 23.6 place stop at 23.6. As the move continue move stop accordingly - if green line is moving between 23.6 and 38.2, move stop to 38.2 and so on.

    3.2 Look for profits. Your first profit taking point is at Fibo 161.8. On sell 1/2 of the order (I'm using M15 there fore it is reasonable. On larger time frames the split could be 1/3) and place the trailing stop that is nearest equal to the difference in pips between Fibo 0 and 161.8. You can rest now.

    4. On short orders the rules are similar - use yellow line for stop mowing.

     

    Back test this. And you will see that it works. At least for couple of the days back.

     

    Just thought. Can someone code an EA for the Fibo control? That could be great help for managing the stops and order splits.

     

    I'm on pairs - EURJPY, USDCHF, AUDUSD, USDCAD, CHFJPY, AUDJPY EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, NZDUSD. Broker FXDD.

  4. Re: My Gift 4 U - New Holy Grail - Tested & Proven for 37 Year

     

    Very interesting approach to put in one place all practical posts of this forum. Author of this is smart sales man. I'm not believing a single stroke of his message. Don't be so dumb to put all the goodies you had contributed in this one single thread. Let him do the job and spend time (as we had) to find things.

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