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This so Amazing Just to apply what I learned in Campus to my Trading Strategies, Can we do one on Geometric Brownian Motion Too and also Calculus
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This so Amazing Just to apply what I learned in Campus to my Trading Strategies, Can we do one on Geometric Brownian Motion Too and also Calculus
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This so Amazing Just to apply what I learned in Campus to my Trading Strategies, Can we do one on Geometric Brownian Motion Too and also Calculus
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Check out the new article: Automating Trading Strategies in MQL5 (Part 40): Fibonacci Retracement Trading with Custom Levels.
In the OnDeinit function, we remove all info labels with the ObjectsDeleteAll function specifying prefix "InfoLabel_" and type OBJ_LABEL across all subwindows, then delete the daily Fib object via "ObjectDelete" on "FIB_OBJ" and the array one on "fibName" to clear visuals. Upon compilation, we get the following outcome.
We can see that we manage the positions by default by applying trailing stops when needed, hence achieving our objectives. The thing that remains is backtesting the program, and that is handled in the next section.
Author: Allan Munene Mutiiria