Here is my mistake Change if ( InitialSL + PriceMovement > OrderStopLoss()) { if (InitialSL+PriceMovement < SLPrice) {SLPrice = InitialSL+PriceMovement;} else if (InitialSL+PriceMovement > SLPrice && SLPrice > OrderStopLoss()) ...

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hello Viper, I'm glad to see you are still around here. Are you still trying to improve on the solution ? I did not had the time to post the scenarios I've been working on. However, there is many things that can be done and which makes sense from ...

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Here is my trailing code: 1) Initiate trailing if first three orders hit successively Lvl1, Lvl2 and Lvl3. 2) @Lvl3, initiate trailing by defining a new SL (for every open orders) at Lvl2+increment/2 (for a long, -increment/2 for a short). This is ...

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It is unlikely. I do not want to spend the time looking at, and understanding, someone else's code considering I do trade only with my own programming. X.

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My friend, I think that's the beauty of such forum, you can start a new thread without even bothering writing a comment in other threads, and eventually ppl will come and share. On my side, the Grid journey is definitely not done and I will keep ...

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See my code below (implementing my vision of the trailing as specify in the few lines of code comments). I do not know where this would go in VT code considering I recoded everything for myself. However, I believe my variables are self-explanatory. ...

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Trailling, good in backtest but .... — Dear all, I did use the trailing stop function as I stated previously (so a bit different than Wael). The results in backtest are good ... and it allows to more than double the gains on some sets ...

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As anyone any thoughts on what kind of "Table" we may use? What type of input/output? There is a couple possibilities and I'm struggling to find the best approach so far: - input: DD, Nb position opens, Current Level .... I also thought of Frequency ...

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From my point of view, the sooner you want to bank profit, the less chance you'll have for this strategy to work. Basically, if you bank profit after Level 1 ..... what's the point of using a grid ? Again, from my point of view .... banking at Level ...

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There are 3 points in my line of thought so far: 1. Determine "Incomplete Exits" 2. Use the grid wisely, that is to see what the future might be. 3. Determine Better Entry. I'm investigating these in this order of relevancy. 1) is basically similar ...

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Squalou, You will realize that at some point, doing the math to recover every loosing strikes is actually more aggressive than Mer's original "aggressive_fibonnacci". This is what I did/do and and mentioned earlier in the thread (see thereafter) ...

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Dear TV, FF and others, I'm done reading through the complete thread. It's been a pleasure to see that past members reappeared over time back and then. This shows ppl interest. My thinking up to now: - FF you started a great thread - TV you provided ...

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.... remember: Pigs get Fat, Hogs Get Slaughtered! ....... .... Indeed. Andre.., why would you martingale a martingale ? Why would you add a "trend notion" in a system build on a "no trend notion" ? However, as FrozenAir mentionned, Incomplete Exit ...

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Hi Viper, I used v2.1 as, up to page 41 (that is post 601) that is the version I'm comfortable with for my testing .... anyway, I'm recoding mine for the reasons/limitations I stated earlier. I believe (and I may be wrong) that pending orders is not ...

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FA, do you and your mathies corroborate my above statements ?

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Sharing limitations of the original strategy — Dear Viper and all, I've gone through post 1 to 41 so far and I'm really interested in the concept, implementation and ideas I have read. However, (and that is with version 2.1 and previous), the ...

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Agreed.

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What is flawed is what's made by human .. in our case the EA and indis (assuming the backtesting engine is not too bad) ... Backtesting helps in identifying coding flaws created by human mistakes and eventually, improving on strategies. Not ...

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Squalou: next step are MM, leaving trade alive — Sq, Mer and others, My set-up includes what Mer explained us in the firth post + leaving trade alive + MM as I stated it (I also have Mer MM) + as many trades as it can until 23pm each day ...

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Based on what I stated earlier, and to which you are open, and to stay as up-to-date as possible: EUR/USD, april 13th: Traditional method as introduced by Mer: 4 loss in a row ... meaning opening fifth at "times 34" based on post url for the 4 ...

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