Sergey2134 #: To be honest, no sensible person would publish code they’ve spent nine years working on and which has yielded positive results.
It’s not about the code at all.
I started by developing an add-on to an existing system, but it didn’t have an automatic signal search function, so I had to spend about 15 minutes going through them manually.
I created an automated scan of all currency pairs with the results displayed. Then, at the request of a forum user, I created a panel for quickly opening positions. Next, I added a closing function and decided to link it to the panel, as well as to the historical equity indicator that has been in use for many years.
In other words, the aim was quite different: to write an add-on for myself, but it turned out that the files were accidentally written as a fully-fledged trading system in a simplified form, so I decided to take the time to upload it to the blog.
Anyone who needs it can use it; anyone who wants to can write their own; and anyone who doesn’t need it can just give it a miss.
If you have any questions, I’m always happy to answer them.
In my opinion, arbitrage has been completely taken over by the algorithms of banks, funds, and other major players; for us ordinary users, the only option left is to guess which way the candlestick will move.
Roman, what are the two instruments in a single window linked to? How do you overlay them on the price scale? The price scale for one instrument isn’t the same as that for the second, is it?
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I’m 100 per cent sure I won’t find anything worthwhile for myself there
To be honest, no sensible person would publish code they’ve spent nine years working on and which has yielded positive results.
It’s not about the code at all.
I started by developing an add-on to an existing system, but it didn’t have an automatic signal search function, so I had to spend about 15 minutes going through them manually.
I created an automated scan of all currency pairs with the results displayed. Then, at the request of a forum user, I created a panel for quickly opening positions. Next, I added a closing function and decided to link it to the panel, as well as to the historical equity indicator that has been in use for many years.
In other words, the aim was quite different: to write an add-on for myself, but it turned out that the files were accidentally written as a fully-fledged trading system in a simplified form, so I decided to take the time to upload it to the blog.
Anyone who needs it can use it; anyone who wants to can write their own; and anyone who doesn’t need it can just give it a miss.
If you have any questions, I’m always happy to answer them.
Those who need it will use it; those who want to will write their own; and those who don’t need it will simply walk past.
If you have any questions, I’m always happy to answer them.
Everything’s closed; we’re waiting for Monday
Everything’s closed; we’re waiting for Monday
It’s already Monday… So, what does the day have in store for us?
It’s already Monday… So what does the day have in store for us?
I’ve got loads of baskets – here’s one worth a rouble, but the day isn’t over yet – it’s mostly sinusoids and flats on the pairs:
like this one… a trading approach.
Something like this... a trading approach.