Any one?

[yiching790806]

If current candle closed higher than “previous candle” high,do buy trade,close trade when new candle close no matter win or lose,and this candle becomes”previous candle” then back to first.

Else

If current candle closed lower than “previous candle” low,do sell trade,close trade when new candle close no matter win or lose,and this candle becomes”previous candle” then back to first.

Do x3 lot martingale when stoploss.

Can anyone code this strategy?

[Carl Schreiber]

Yes, here are quite a lot of people.

Just read carefully https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/4368.

[Vladimir Karputov]

yiching790806 :

If current candle closed higher than “previous candle” high,do buy trade,close trade when new candle close no matter win or lose,and this candle becomes”previous candle” then back to first.

Else

If current candle closed lower than “previous candle” low,do sell trade,close trade when new candle close no matter win or lose,and this candle becomes”previous candle” then back to first.

Do x3 lot martingale when stoploss.

Can anyone code this strategy?

I recently made a very similar code: Candle closed at the High

An example of a signal to open a BUY position - bar # 1 closed at the High price:

Figure: 1. Candle closed at the High ('Reverse' -> 'fa'se')

[William Roeder]

Hedging, grid trading, same as Martingale.

Martingale, guaranteed to blow your account eventually. If it's not profitable without, it is definitely not profitable with.
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