In successscore, it should be whole numbers. (0 to infinity) In risk/reward, it should be decimals (1 being equal) In win rate, it should be whole numbers. (0 to 100)

Old Dog with New Tricks

Turning point 9 on the right seems out of place. I think point 9 is about 7 bars to the right and point 10 just after that.

The Market Matrix by Steve Copan

Not quite. Initial range is the number of bars after the day start that the EA waits before calculating the high/low. I generally wait an hour because it only takes an hour for the day's high and low to separate enough to minimize whipsaw. If I ...

Old Dog with New Tricks

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Green = Long Red = Short These are intraday levels

Old Dog with New Tricks

As I mentioned to iulli, I'm not sure. It seems that the backtesting data changed. Here's a thought. Take a backtest/optimization. Go to the experts/files and back up the initial files. Rerun the optimization. Compare.

Old Dog with New Tricks

The formula is reward / risk. So 2 in your example.

Old Dog with New Tricks

I'm not sure how good of a programmer you are, but you can have a second EA read the optimized settings in the experts/files folder created by the original EA. Then you can weight up or down.

Old Dog with New Tricks

You lost me. What's the point of your modification? Why not just increase the win rate and decrease the risk reward?

Old Dog with New Tricks

I don't think so... unless the bar updates with refreshrates(). There's only one way to find out.

Old Dog with New Tricks

A lot of you seem set that this EA must trade every day? I ask all of you to try what steve has done. Set the EA up on a weekend, and don't touch it for a week. The only real reason you would need to interfere with this EA is if the EA's ...

Old Dog with New Tricks

Interesting... I'm not sure to be honest.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Yes

Old Dog with New Tricks

During that specific hour of the day.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Once a week That seems counter-intuitive to how the EA works. EA basically looks for what you define as your holy grail.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Replays are up. url Webinar 2 should be done in 40 mins. So pls wait until that finishes.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Pretty much. You can set what you want the EA to achieve and if the EA finds a scenario that matches, it will trade that scenario.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Not at all. TP of -1 means the EA couldn't find any settings that match your criteria. It basically means "Stand Aside"

Old Dog with New Tricks

When writing the trading logic within the EA's backtester, I need to write it in such a way that I can calculate all the necessary variables as if the EA were just started that bar. It's not always easy to do that for more complex systems. I have a ...

Old Dog with New Tricks

The relation between win rate and risk reward is inverse within the same success score. Success score of 50 could mean a win rate of 50 and a risk reward of 1. It could also mean a win rate of 90 and a risk reward of (5/9). By adding one of the ...

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