Avalanche - page 513

 

What's up guys - it's New Year's Eve, who's selling/not selling "tanks :-)"?

... on Avalanche. Avalanche - do/no?

 
Roman.:

What's up guys - it's New Year's Eve, who's selling/not selling "tanks :-)"?

... on Avalanche. Avalanche - do/no?

I've been doing these avalanches both ways, with and without indicators. However, I failed to achieve, let alone surpass, the results obtained with the averaging devices. Avalanche does not rule, averaging rules. This means that the market is in a sideways trend.
 
khorosh:
I've been turning these avalanches both ways, with and without indicators. However, I failed to achieve, let alone surpass, the results obtained with the averaging tools. Avalanche does not rule, averaging tools do. This means that the market is in a sideways trend.

I see.

70%! :-)
It happens, even in the eurofoundation:

I'll be posting my battle-turned-robot on Avalanche and reports in the Villagers' branch soon.

 

I think - a lot from bezotkat - rules, IMHO. There, however, the profitability is "not enough" (but - in general - enough!!!!!!!), based on the generally accepted annual percentage of thousands...

It is necessary to apply it to arms - EVERYWHERE!

Google

 

Googled it - can't find it now - have a look at something similar:

"Calculation of minimum rebound hrenfx site:mql4.com".

There's a lot to work with...

 

Found it, for fuck's sake:

hrenfx 27.01.2011 14:55 #
 Захотелось помочь. Скрипт:

#property show_inputs

extern int MinPips = 100;
extern datetime StartTime = D'2010.01.01';
extern datetime EndTime = D'2011.01.01';

#define  MAX_POINTS 10000

// Заполняет массив размерами колен ЗигЗага с условием колена >= MinPips пунктов
int GetZigZagData( int MinPips, datetime& StartTime, datetime& EndTime, int& Data[] )
{
  bool FlagUP = TRUE;
  int Pos = iBarShift(Symbol(), Period(), StartTime);
  int PosEnd = iBarShift(Symbol(), Period(), EndTime);
  int Max = High[Pos] / Point + 0.1;
  int Min = Low[Pos] / Point + 0.1;
  int Count = 0;
  int PriceHigh, PriceLow;
 
  StartTime = Time[Pos];
  EndTime = Time[PosEnd];
  
  ArrayResize(Data, MAX_POINTS);

  Pos--;
  
  while (Pos >= PosEnd)
  {
    PriceHigh = High[Pos] / Point + 0.1;
    PriceLow = Low[Pos] / Point + 0.1;   

    if (FlagUP)
    {
      if (PriceHigh > Max)
        Max = PriceHigh;
      else if (Max - PriceLow >= MinPips)
      {
        Data[Count] = Max - Min;
        Count++;
        
        FlagUP = FALSE;
        Min = PriceLow;
      }
    }
    else
    {
      if (PriceLow < Min)
        Min = PriceLow;
      else if (PriceHigh - Min >= MinPips)
      {
        Data[Count] = Max - Min;
        Count++;
        
        FlagUP = TRUE;
        Max = PriceHigh;
      }
    }
    
    Pos--;
  }
  
  ArrayResize(Data, Count);
    
  return(Count);
}

void start()
{
  int ZigZagData[];
  int Amount = GetZigZagData(MinPips, StartTime, EndTime, ZigZagData);
  
  ArraySort(ZigZagData);
  
  Print("На интервале " + TimeToStr(StartTime) + " - " + TimeToStr(EndTime) +
        " максимальное безоткатное (> " + MinPips +
        " пунктов) движение " + ZigZagData[Amount - 1] + " пунктов.");
        
  return;
}
 
Roman.:

Found it, for fuck's sake:


I think he's had a lot of use... you can't lose your talent...
 
Roman.:

Found it, for fuck's sake:

You can do without this script, I, for example, do without it. I run a test and determine the zone with the maximum drawdown(I have a special function for this) - this is the zone of maximum no-backoff. I select parameters, size of initial deposit, initial lot, coefficient of lot increase, distance between orders so that the drawdown in this part was acceptable for me.
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There is an indicator in kodobase HZZ.mq4 - it saves all zigzag knees for the instrument... and there you can analyse the maximum and the number...
 
khorosh:
You can do without this script, I, for example, can do without it. I run a test and determine the zone with maximal drawdown(I have a special function for that) - it is the zone of maximal drawdown. I select parameters, size of initial deposit, initial lot, coefficient of lot increase, distance between orders so that the drawdown in this part was acceptable for me.

I got it. I see, thank you. Can you share the function? You may write it in a private message...