Disliked{quote} OK,example, EURUSD and USDCHF is high negative correlation pairs base on EURCHF. if EURUSD go up, then USDCHF consequentially go down simultaneously.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} OK,example, EURUSD and USDCHF is high negative correlation pairs base on EURCHF. if EURUSD go up, then USDCHF consequentially go down simultaneously.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I do not know a EA doing it, so i have doing it all the manually. Hope we can get a good coder to pick up this system and build tools that help us.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am using an EA that appears to be using this system. The system takes advantage of the price revisiting a grid level again and again. The drawdown is very low (if you keep the grid size and lot size at the right levels for the account), and you cancel all outstanding negative orders when the equity is at the desired level (or the EA can do it for you). You can set a limit for drawdown and have the EA close out all positions when the max loss is reached, so you can't blow your account. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} As per the system... what's the point in having pairs of negative correlation? if you could go to post 100 by Green ca, as far as my understanding, that's how the system works. If we have two pairs of negative correlation... on both the pairs, we'd have floating losses. I tried to read again, but seems like.. I miss a point? can you please elaborate step by step? Thank you.Ignored
Disliked{quote} In the FF you will find much many correlation topic with "correlation" searching.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am using an EA that appears to be using this system. The system takes advantage of the price revisiting a grid level again and again. The drawdown is very low (if you keep the grid size and lot size at the right levels for the account), and you cancel all outstanding negative orders when the equity is at the desired level (or the EA can do it for you). You can set a limit for drawdown and have the EA close out all positions when the max loss is reached, so you can't blow your account. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} This is what I understand but it is definitely not what Micheal mean. He has poor English unfortunately and I can't understand. See the clue in his first post (Take bad positions out as fast as possible. Mostly the oldest trades we take out.) to analyze the above instructions it means if I enter buy and sell Position at 1.3000 and price goes up to 1.3020 I take profit ($20) I have minus -20$ floating. I open another buy and sell position at 1.3020 price move to 1.3040 I close at profit $20 and I still have - 20 from sell position of level...Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's called Grid Trend Multiplier. It's commercial, and I'm still in the testing stage, but it looks sound.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please no links or hints to commercials. Only free avaible tools here!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please find the EA and the template attached. You only need to load the template in 1 minute chart. Because this is an EMA cross EA, modified to mimic the requirement. So it'd work in 1 minute only.. if the time frame is higher, we may not get the orders at 200 pips intervals.. but longer. This will open orders on both directions at 200 pips gaps with no SL and 200 pips TP. Once the TP is hit... and it comes down to the 200 pips gap, it will open up another trade in the same direction. Means, it will only have orders in one direction, at...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am using an EA that appears to be using this system. The system takes advantage of the price revisiting a grid level again and again. The drawdown is very low (if you keep the grid size and lot size at the right levels for the account), and you cancel all outstanding negative orders when the equity is at the desired level (or the EA can do it for you). You can set a limit for drawdown and have the EA close out all positions when the max loss is reached, so you can't blow your account. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} So dear Paul does it mean that if price goes upwards without retracing at all for up to 200 pips or less the the account will be brown out? Secondly Micheal appears to be making money in profit when there is only retreacement. But if I understand the logic of this ea well, it can't be in profit when there is only one replacementIgnored