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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 11, 2008Watch and recreate Gone in 60 Seconds
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 11, 2008Attached I reworked the code so it looks for one color change, and matching color. Which EA?
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008Here are the rules I tried to follow with that Pipnailer2 EA. PSAR turns from buy to sell, AC turns from green to red and AO is green/red. PSAR turns from buy to sell, AC is green/red and AO turns from green to red. PSAR turns from buy to sell, AC ...
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008I was pretty bored, so I coded an EA which only follows the entry criteria for the original system, and an EA which follows the high/low spread limit modification. For Pipnailer Original: The spread multiple is how many times greater than the spread ...
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008I re-went through the rules again and here's what I found: The PSAR and EITHER AC or AO needs to change. And both AC and AO need to agree in color. I have changed the code to reflect that.
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008By profitable system, do you mean some edge?
Optimizing optimization.
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008Was eachtickmode set to false? Because it looks like it's just one bar behind the PSAR change.
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008What if I opened multiple metatrader terminals, and spread the various parameters among them?
Optimizing optimization.
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 10, 2008My EA is timeframe independent. It basically means that it uses the timeframe of the chart you attach it to.
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008How often does the range allow a 31 pip stoploss? I'll try to get some code together for a preliminary EA--once I get home that is.
Daily Breakout 500% yearly return
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008The rules never officially changed, that was just a suggestion, the goal of which was to generate more signals. Personally, I'd just take the original system and deploy it against several pairs instead of crippling it.
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008PM me, we'll go over it together. I won't accept any payment until final delivery.
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008Try downloading the re-uploaded version (most recent pipnailer2 download). Don't forget to recompile the file.
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008What leverage are you using to calculate your return?
Daily Breakout 500% yearly return
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008click on the paperclip in the upper right corner of this page. It'll show all the attachments.
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008I believe that the entire "start()" section is run every tick, so all you'd need is a simple counter. double Count; if (Close[0] > Open[0]) Count++; else Count--
Creating a simple counter
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 9, 2008Pipnailer2 follows these criteria: PSAR turns from buy to sell, AC turns from green to red and AO is green/red. PSAR turns from buy to sell, AC is green/red and AO turns from green to red. PSAR turns from buy to sell, AC turns from green to red and ...
"The Pip Nailer". Any time frame, any pair
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Ronald Raygun replied Jun 8, 2008As far as I know, you'd have to hard code the times into the EA.
Best way to use EA for multiple timeframes?