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Just a warning about this EA, I did not heed to previous warning and spent my hard earned on it. This EA (light version) is an exact copy of the Euro-Blaster v7.2 , while the full version is a copy of RSI_MA_Scalper which is available for free. I have put in a request thru paypal to get my money back, so will see how it turns out.
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the default SL is 90, TP is 10 , there is a retrace function ... that is set to 40/20 therefore if price moves more than 40 pips against you and retrace back 20 it closes out .

 

copy of euro-blaster v7.2 ....

again, this is for the light version, didn't even waste my time looking at regular version

 

Also, I sent an email to [email protected], and they didn't seem real interested.

 

PM and i will send copy of both

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the default SL is 90, TP is 10 , there is a retrace function ... that is set to 40/20 therefore if price moves more than 40 pips against you and retrace back 20 it closes out .

 

copy of euro-blaster v7.2 ....

again, this is for the light version, didn't even waste my time looking at regular version

 

Also, I sent an email to [email protected], and they didn't seem real interested.

 

PM and i will send copy of both

 

Hey junglist00 - I sent you a pm. I would love a copy of both please - kudos :)

 

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I cannot download. Can you put into 4shared?

 

heres is with manual

but the EA is m5 and the manual say the time frame is m30

 

strange

 

hxxp://hotfile.com/dl/101931520/ae6bc1f/forex-steam-light.rar.html

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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

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Danny if you use a larger sl and tp with ratio of 1.5 and 1 for tp and sl then its a good ea in dates after the ones in the code.

 

 

i liked its performance where i optimsied it over one month period and then backtested the optimised settings over 1 year and 2 months and it gave really good results.i will be using it for trading too.

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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.

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