Expert Advisors: EA_MARSI - page 2

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Hi,

 The EA doesn't run. I have tried to load the indicator and the EA but they didn't work.

Why could it be?

Thanks in advance... 

 

Upward jump is a consequence of lot increase.... has nothing to do with stability:)

but in general, if you believe the chart, the system is profitable, it would be good if the report would be posted too

 
abolk:
Judging by the above picture, 70% of the time trading is smooth and profitless. Suddenly - a sharp volatile jump upwards. And what can be deduced from this? Only one thing - the TS behaviour is unstable.

There is a usual logarithmic increment. Charts of all stable Expert Advisors that use MM as a % of balance look like this.

If a constant lot was traded, the graph would tend to a straight line directed upwards.

 
What's the conversation about? There are two results on the Expert Advisor page. With a constant lot and with increasing lot as the depo grows. )))
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@reigadas:


Hello,

 

Well,

First of all, please forgive my english ! I'm not english and not fluent anymore ...

Then, my advice is the next one :

1/ On your desktop, create a folder ("Marsi-ea" i.e).

2/ Download all the files on it, that means the indicator, the ea, the set.

3/ Unzip the set archive

4/ Open your MT5 platform

5/ Press F4 in order to open the MetaQuotes Langage Editor.

6/ Drag and Drop the indicator on the main frame (basically the gray area in the middle)

7/ Press "Compile" or F7.

8/ Repeat 6 & 7 for the EA 

 

At this point, the EA and the indicator should be compiled and loaded on MT5 but sometimes the compile process seems to freeze. So there is an other way ...

1/ Open your "Marsi-ea" folder, you should see two kind of files now : 2 MQL5 Souce Files and 2 MQL5 Program (that's the compiled source file)

2/ Open your MT5 platform

3/ Press Ctrl+N to open the navigation view

4/ Just Drag and Drop the 2 MQL5 Compiled program on the navigation view

5/ That's it, you can use the EA by draging in to your market chart. 

 

So far so good ?

What about the sets ?

 

Each EA have their own settings like lots, SL, TP, indicators min and max values, ...

I'm Hungry provides us the sets he used to "drew" the 3 graphs above. So he provides us a way to set and manage the EA.

U can use this set (or create your own) in 2 ways. Import the sets in bactester or in live chart. 

 

=> BACKTEST

1/ Press Ctrl+R, ths strategy tester pop-up

2/ Click on the "inputs" tab

3/ Right-Click on the frame anyway you want, a context menu should appear.

4/ Click load, a "Open" window comes

5/ Earlier on Step 3 we have unzip the archive, pick one the set on it and click "open" 

6/ The set is load ! 

 

As u can see on the previous context menu you are allowed to load but save as well your own set. So if you find the perfect set, save it, rename it as you wish and use it !

 

=> LIVE CHART

1/  Press Ctrl+N to open the navigation view

2/ Locate EA_MARSI_1-01

3/ Right click on it and "Attach to Chart" 

4/ A pop-up window appear with two tabs.

5/ Select the "Inputs" tab

6/ Click "Load"

7/ and repeat step 5 & 6 of the backtest routine. 

 

Hope you enjoyed ! 

 

 

The entry conditions now work imho opposite to the way the author intended: i.e. buy is made when the "slow" MA crosses the "fast" MA from bottom to top.

But since with the current settings the "slow" MA is faster than the "fast" one, everything seems to be working :)

 
Add trailing, please.
 

on adjacent intervals, it's draining.

conclusion: the best moment in history has been chosen

 

Hello,

 your EA is very good but like any EA, optimization gives very good result.

Of that EA is used outside of a non-optimized time, EA has worse result.

Can you integrate a continuous optimization in EA?

 

 This will allow it to have an indicator to date compared to the market price.

Is it possible ?

 

Thank you for return 

 

How is it that in the first set of parameters, all the Slow line parameters are smaller than the Fast line parameters?

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