How to trade on one euro and the franc? - MQL4 and MetaTrader 4

elmucon 2017.09.12 17:50 #3591

khorosh:

Usually I always close in pips, so if there is a bigger lot, there is a bigger profit.

This is the condition I use to close:

and I use this...

//------- :цель 
   double _Lot = NormalizeDouble(AccountBalance()/1000000.0*Risk,LotDigits);
   ChekProfit  = NormalizeDouble(_Lot*Profit*100,2);

elmucon 2017.09.13 16:46 #3592

The test goes on - but the pound is out of the picture...

It looks like there is some imbalance due to the euro pound pairing that worsens the trading ...

on two currencies euro and franc trades stable ... it seems ... ...

khorosh 2017.09.13 17:05 #3593

elmucon:

The test goes on - but the pound is out of the picture...

It seems there is some imbalance because of the euro pound pairing...

on two currencies euro and pound trades stable ... it seems ... ...

Good money maker).

elmucon 2017.09.13 17:07 #3594

khorosh:
Good money maker.)

let's see ... There's a typo there - trading two currencies, the euro and the franc.

khorosh 2017.09.13 17:11 #3595

elmucon:

let's see ... There's a typo there - I trade two currencies, the euro and the franc.

They are almost identical, only in antiphase. So it's possible to trade on one euro. If we increase the lot by 2 times, the same thing will happen.

elmucon 2017.09.13 17:14 #3596

khorosh:
They are almost identical, only in antiphase. So you can trade on one Jew as well. If you increase the lot by 2 times, the same thing will happen.

No way - there are different lengths of slippage - here's an example ...

One has one knee, the other has two knees... so it's better to trade separately...

khorosh 2017.09.13 17:21 #3597

elmucon:

No way - there are different lengths of slippage - here's an example ...

One has one knee, the other has two knees... So it's better to trade separately...

Aussie and New Zealand are not allowed, they are only used as indicators?

elmucon 2017.09.13 17:27 #3598

khorosh:
I have been studying the Aussie and New Zeland as an indicator...

Yes - only as indicators - I ran the test by setting the robot to the eurik - then using the same settings I ran it on all major currencies ...

The theory is checked in the tests - and the robot may be the strongest ... so the theory is test driven ...

In practice, the best results have a pair of euro franc (maybe it's only during today's market period and tomorrow someone will go against the rules) ...

by the way closed + 28.10 ....