Experts: UmnickTrader

[Automated-Trading]

UmnickTrader:

An MQL5 implementation of the adaptive UmnickTrade Expert Advisor.

Author: Vladimir Karputov

[Maxim Dmitrievsky]

Wow, this is serious, patent :)

Can you read the theory itself anywhere? About digital brain technology, for example.

I read it in the discussion of mt4 version.

[Vladimir Karputov]

Maxim Dmitrievsky:

Wow this is serious, patent :)

is there anywhere to read the theory itself? about digital brain technology, for example.

As far as I remember the technical library, patents department - patents (what is available for public use) describe only the general idea. The patent numbers are there, it's just a matter of finding access to the patent description.

[zemo]

Владимир Карпутов :

As far as I remember the technical library, patents department - patents (what is available for public use) describe only the general idea. Patent numbers are there, the only thing left is to find access to the patent description.

Vladimir Karputov,

is it possible to have a version with this strategy without using hedging positions?

[Vladimir Karputov]

zemo:

Vladimir Karputov,

is it possible to have a version with this strategy without using hedging positions?

Try to run it on a trading account with netting accounting.

[Nikolay Egorov]

doesn't trade in real money either?

[Sergey Chalyshev]

The code doesn't match the original,

     Print( "Bought "+Symbol()+" id="+idSignal+" stop="+stop+" limit="+limit+" amount="+amount );
     PlaySound("ok.wav");
     return( 0 );

and I haven't looked any further.

[Vladimir Karputov]

Sergey Chalyshev:

The code doesn't match the original,

and I haven't looked any further.

Who said it would be a one-to-one match? If I said that, please show my post.

[Sergey Chalyshev]

Vladimir Karputov:

Who said there would be a one-to-one match? If I said that, please show my post.

I misspoke.

The logic of the work does not match the original.

[Vladimir Karputov]

Sergey Chalyshev:

That's a misnomer.

The logic of the work doesn't match the original.

So what? It's enough to have a common idea in both codes. Especially very often you have to dig through tonnes of g*d to get the idea - that's why there is almost never 1:1 translation.

Yes. If you can, post your version.