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just a current backtest....
just a current backtest....
try to make this modeling quality get better... the best it is, more like the real market it is...
this link helps to improve the quality...
http://www.metatrader.info/node/67
hope I helped...
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try to make this modeling quality get better... the best it is, more like the real market it is...
this link helps to improve the quality...
http://www.metatrader.info/node/67
hope I helped...i've done all that. this is what it is. for what i'm doing now it's sufficient for my needs.
Cyberia
Same test with 90% modeling quality.
mrtools
Same test with 90% modeling quality. mrtools
man that looks like a rocketship taking off....thanks for the test results
Cyberia
Yeah definitely that and my pleasure.
mrtools
Same test with 90% modeling quality. mrtools
fantastic...
has to be tested on a demo for a month at least though...
My support and resistance development is coming along well...I've made some improvements on top of the EA I posted. Bottomline I now CAN generate horizontal support/resistance levels which also indicate relative strength of those lines...Now I just have to figure out how to make a filter using that information....
also...note to self...give attention to the cyberia dynamic trailing stop so that it can be used to manage manually entered trades AND leave them alone.
I don't know, but 64 bits CPUs with bigger L2 cache goes better on backtesting than other 32 bits with smaller L2 cache to me, on the backtests I did...
I made comparisons and it gave such results: (in order of better results)
Duron > Athlon (barton) > Turion 64 (1mb L2 cache)
Obs.: The "better results" as considered the drawdown and profit results in backtest...
based on that, I wonder if better CPUs could give even better results, as in, does the capacity of processing information result sufficiently on better trade results (more profit and less drawdown)?