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bluto,
you going to share that other EA goblin or at least give us some insight into what your doing with it and how it reacts?? share a lil bit buddy, some of us shared a lil bit with you
bluto, your still alive? where have you been?? how is your other goblin EA doing? i have been getting superb results with the porno_star EA coupled with the gridding system....no matter what the markets does i make money, you can read all about it over at the GMT forum......anyways, glad to have you back my friend....keep on phreaking
What is the GMT forum?
backtest
Hi Bluto !!!
Tks. for sharing !!!
Attached is the result of backtest in FXDD, default settings. Good results, specially coz little drawdown.
If forward test show the same results, this will be a moneymaker.
I dont know why I cant upload the html file, but here is the gif. and results:
From January 1/ 2006 to current time, Euro-Us 1 hour, 90% modelling q.
net profit: 23316,55
... drawdown 7.46, profit trades 50.49%, profit factor 1.41, average profit trade 65.04, average loss trade -46.94, total trades 2428.
Hi Bluto !!!
Tks. for sharing !!!
Attached is the result of backtest in FXDD, default settings. Good results, specially coz little drawdown.
If forward test show the same results, this will be a moneymaker.
I dont know why I cant upload the html file, but here is the gif. and results:
From January 1/ 2006 to current time, Euro-Us 1 hour, 90% modelling q.
net profit: 23316,55Yes...notice that leveling off in the recent couple of months or so...this is the typical behavior the EA demonstrated in 2006. A drop in equity of a few grand wouldn't be surprising. With the next trend cycle (who knows when?), you should see another stepped surge in profit. Not that backtests are the gospel, but I think the key is % of wiining trades vs. losing trades, and the avg. winning trade value vs. losing trade value. This EA seems to have the factors to provide long haul profits as long as you're willing to endure the lean periods. That's my take on it at this point. We'll have to forward test it and watch what it does, but logically it makes sense. You've got good equity and order mgmt. in this EA, and about as good of a signal indicator as you're going to find. There will be losing streaks, but it's what happens in the mix long-term that counts.
What I like about this EA unlike Martingale types is that the losses are quick and right there in your face...you don't have large chunks of drawdown float costing you interest or making you wonder what's gonna happen next. If you don't like the market action, pull the plug and jump back in when the trends resume.
What is the GMT forum?
www.goldenmoneytree.com
im on skype now, my skype name is tiago4x
Yes...notice that leveling off in the recent couple of months or so...this is the typical behavior the EA demonstrated in 2006. A drop in equity of a few grand wouldn't be surprising. With the next trend cycle (who knows when?), you should see another stepped surge in profit. Not that backtests are the gospel, but I think the key is % of wiining trades vs. losing trades, and the avg. winning trade value vs. losing trade value. This EA seems to have the factors to provide long haul profits as long as you're willing to endure the lean periods. That's my take on it at this point. We'll have to forward test it and watch what it does, but logically it makes sense. You've got good equity and order mgmt. in this EA, and about as good of a signal indicator as you're going to find. There will be losing streaks, but it's what happens in the mix long-term that counts. What I like about this EA unlike Martingale types is that the losses are quick and right there in your face...you don't have large chunks of drawdown float costing you interest or making you wonder what's gonna happen next. If you don't like the market action, pull the plug and jump back in when the trends resume.
You are right !!
Much better results with trending pairs
Gbp-us 1 hour: net profit 201246.25, drawdown 15.04, profit trades 49.46%, average profit trade 227.05, average loss trade -147.79
Hi, bluto! As I understand, your EA do not only enter trade after StepMA gives signal (as it happens in Pipe Trader's strategy), but it buys\or sells again and again in the direction of StepMA after getting out be trailing stop?
Hi Bluto, do you (or anyone else for that matter) know where I can find the special Step_MA indicator needed for this EA? Thanks.