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hi all
che this statement
begin from 2006.08.30 17:00GMT to now.my latest statement, starting night of 23 to 24 August, 3 pairs, Gimex.
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It`s very good to test the EA with different brokers, I think so
7days, 3 pairs,Gimex
Compile Error
Hi,HolyGuy7
I am forward testing Firebird v1.0c1.
While compiling I am getting the warning messages as :
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- Function "CloseTheseTrades" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "CloseLoosingTrades" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "iFXAnalyser" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "GoalCheck" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "GetSlippage" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
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can you please verify this.
Regards.
SIDDESH
Hi,HolyGuy7
I am forward testing Firebird v1.0c1.
While compiling I am getting the warning messages as :
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
- Function "CloseTheseTrades" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "CloseLoosingTrades" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "iFXAnalyser" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "GoalCheck" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
-Function "GetSlippage" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
----------------------------------------------------------------------
can you please verify this.
Regards.
SIDDESHThis is fine. It's just code that the coder decided was not needed and voided out but left in probably for reference.
There is a version of Firebird named 3.2...anybody using it?
ES
There is a version of Firebird named 3.2...anybody using it? ES
I wouldn't use that one. It's dangerous. All of a sudden it will decide to make huge lot trades. I always trade 0.01 lots then it did this 21, 50 lot size trades. Weird
Hey guys, I know version C has a "backtest" feature which will not trade after a loss for X amount of days.
int CheckJustClosedOrder()
{
int cnt;
datetime orderclosetime;
string rightnow;
int rightnow2;
int TheHistoryTotal=HistoryTotal();
int difference;
int flag=0;
for(cnt=0;cnt<TheHistoryTotal;cnt++)
{
if(OrderSelect(cnt,SELECT_BY_POS,MODE_HISTORY)==true)
{
if ( (OrderSymbol()==Symbol()) && (OrderMagicNumber()==MagicNumber) && (OrderComment()==GetCommentForOrder()) ) // hdb - only symbol and magic // modified by Renato
{
orderclosetime=OrderCloseTime();
rightnow=Year()+"-"+Month()+"-"+Day()+" "+Hour()+":"+Minute()+":"+Seconds();
rightnow2=StrToTime(rightnow);
difference=rightnow2-orderclosetime;
if(20160*60>difference)
{ // At leas0t 2 periods away!
flag=1; // Throw a flag
break;
}
}
}
}
return(flag);
}
I dont want it to trade until 20160 Minutes after a loss, but its still not working... can somebody help me?
Has anyone tried modifying firebird ea to use Stochastic RSI as entry in addition to or replacing current entry method?
I wouldn't use that one. It's dangerous. All of a sudden it will decide to make huge lot trades. I always trade 0.01 lots then it did this 21, 50 lot size trades. Weird
I think this might be the cause of the sudden lot size.... Please see the commented out code below....
// ====== Money Management for Lot Size routine ======
if(UseMM)
{
Lots=AccountEquity()* Risk/100/1000;
if( Lots>=0.1)
{
Lots=NormalizeDouble(Lots,1);
}
else
Lots=NormalizeDouble(Lots,2);
}
// Commented out by Steven
// This maybe the cause of invalid Lot Size....
//if(MyOrdersTotal()>0)
// {
// Lots=Lots * MyOrdersTotal();
// }