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Then how will you test it? Or are you preparing in advance?
And now I don't see any testing problems. It's processing fine. Ticks are put into files. After that the freedom of imagination is unlimited - I can write my own tester in Excel, in MQL5 or in any programming language.
Got it. I haven't tried it on the fifth one yet, but in the fourth one, if I read daytime data from a file, then the optimization speed is acceptable. But if the ticks... It won't be long, maybe you did something wrong when reading?
I usually put the data into the buffer at the beginning in the inite.
Got it. I haven't tried it on the fifth one yet, but in the fourth one, if I read daytime data from a file, then the optimization speed is acceptable. But if the ticks... It won't be long, maybe you did something wrong when reading?
Usually in the inite at the very beginning I put data into buffer.
In order to visualise ticks you should first define:
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Karputov Vladimir, 2015.07.10 16:54
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In order to visualise tics, you must first make up your mind:
What's next live/not live?
OBSERVATIONS. That's what I mean.
Today I checked the opening on a very simple condition: exceeding the increment (bid[0]-bid[1])>=0.0003.
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A trade on the "Impulse" signal triggered. Not quite what was expected.
As you can see a Buy position opened. After that the price went in the opposite direction.
Conclusion:
To apply a simple overshoot on adjacent ticks is very uninformative.
Today I checked the opening on a very simple condition: Exceeding the increment (bid[0]-bid[1])>=0.0003.
As you can see, a Buy position was opened. After that the price moved in the opposite direction.
Conclusion:
To apply a simple excess of increment on neighbouring ticks is very uninformative.
Vladimir, I've skype what you need to find: the three states. I have practically everything for that. (Only time is always short...).
Mistakes also need to be shown :).
Good afternoon, to catch a lion in the desert, you need to know the boundaries of this very desert, the market factor-action (goal) is expressed in the Close prices, and the factor-action in the averaging MA to prices, and trading systems on these principles - the price breakdown (W-MN,) or rebound from the MA.I.e. the nature (task) of impulse formation is different and its goals are also different, (divide the desert in two and see which half of the lion is closer to the Close or MA) and each market fragment should be formalized in some way, but it is a difficult task. ))))
Example: an exit from a false-break (impulse) implies that there is "history" at the level, the market has an opposite position in the medium term and the impulse task is to prevent other players from fixing on the level (moving out of the range) the market cannot immediately show the position volume so the level "history" (a graphic or fractal formation) is created, or maybe it is the goal of capturing orders and moving to the zone of stopping or such a threat to turn the market mind Yes.... well, have a smoke break
Good afternoon, to catch a lion in the desert, you need to know the boundaries of this very desert, the market factor-action (goal) is expressed in the Close prices, and the factor-action in the averaging MA to prices, and trading systems on these principles - the price breakdown (W-MN,) or rebound from the MA.I.e. the nature (task) of impulse formation is different and its goals are also different, (divide the desert in two and see which half of the lion is closer to the Close or MA) and each market fragment should be formalized in some way, but it is a difficult task. ))))
Example: an exit from a false-break (impulse) implies that there is "history" at the level, the market has an opposite position in the medium term and the impulse task is to prevent other players from fixing on the level (leaving the range) the market cannot immediately indicate the position volume, so there is the creation of the "history" level (a graphic or fractal formation), or maybe it is the goal of capturing orders and leaving for a stop or such a threat to turn the market mind Yes.... well, have a smoke break