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Logically it should work, but why not, could you explain?
you need to make a comment and observe max, min and max-Bid
Maybe you should take it modulo- maybe you can't keep up with price movement - you will change either max or min every tick - these variables may change every tick, and I suggested to memorize them and use them later
Hi.
I'm inexperienced, can you explain to me why heiken ashi EAs are losing?
I think I'm getting a good impression when I look at the history of charts. As far as I know the heiken does not lag and does not overdraw.
Thanks,
you have to make a comment and observe max, min and max-Bid
Maybe you should take it modulo- maybe you can't keep up with the price movement - you will change either max or min every tick - these variables may change every tick, and I suggested to remember them and use them later
Thanks, I will try it now.
You need to make a comment and observe max, min and max-Bid
Maybe it should be modulo - you can't keep up with the price movement - you will change either max or min every tick - these variables may change every tick, and I suggested to memorise them and use them later
Parameters max and min should change only under the following conditions
if (Bid>max) max=Bid;
if (Ask<min) min=Ask;
i.e. max will go up with Bid, and will not go down
and together with the condition
if ((max-Bid)>=lim*Point) it will be like a virtual trailing stop.
Parameters max and min should change only if
if (Bid>max) max=Bid;
if (Ask<min) min=Ask;
i.e. max will go up with Bid, but will not go down
and together with the condition
if ((max-Bid)>=lim*Point) all this will be like a virtual trailing stop.
In short, none of this works, does anyone have any idea how a virtual trailing stop works?
In short it all does not work, maybe someone has some idea how a virtual trailing stop is set up
Greetings Comrades! Please help.
We have a standard ZZ.
It is necessary to get, with the help of iCustom, the values of the last and penultimate
peaks and troughs. How ?
In short, it all doesn't work. Does anybody have any idea how a virtual trailing stop works?
You need to memorise the price when placing an Order_Ask and then compare this value with Ask and if your Order_Ask passes lim, only then modify Order_Ask
like this:
if ((Ask - Order_Ask ) > lim*Points ) Order_Ask ++ ;
and so you will move by 1 point. If you want to move with a lag of the price, then Order_Ask = Ask - lim*Points
Greetings Comrades! Please help.
We have a standard ZZ.
It is necessary to get, with the help of iCustom, the values of the last and penultimate
peaks and troughs. How ?
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