Futures & FX Strategist
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Silk Road Trading LLC
Empecé en la escuela después de la escuela, en una granja de cerdos, un parque de caravanas, leña, etc., pero también tuve en mis manos una computadora Apple IIe a temprana edad. Terminé con más títulos que un termómetro más adelante en mi vida y comencé a operar en 1999. Mis conocimientos más valiosos que me ayudaron a operar fueron probablemente Álgebra, Geometría, Matemáticas Avanzadas I y II, Estadística y Matemáticas Informáticas. Eso es Ciencias Informáticas para la generación más joven, o bueno... solo Programación para la siguiente generación más joven. Mi rentable EA de operaciones automáticas me deja tiempo libre. Lo mantengo libre programando algunas cosas gratis para otros operadores.
Solo publico software que encuentro útil para crear estrategias de operaciones exitosas, y realmente uso uno o más de mis programas publicados en cualquier momento en mis propias operaciones. No inundo el mercado MQL5 con software basura e imágenes llamativas. Soy, ante todo, un operador a tiempo completo. Si descarga mi software publicado y le gustaría agregar una nueva característica en función de sus necesidades comerciales, infórmeme y veré si puedo crear una nueva versión que incluya esa nueva característica. Todo mi software pago es pago porque requiere una programación extensa. Monitoreo regularmente las revisiones de productos y cualquiera puede enviarme un mensaje después de agregarme como amigo. Como nota al margen, no participo ni promuevo el comercio en función de eventos noticiosos. Soy estrictamente un comerciante técnico.
La industria del comercio minorista está compuesta por una multitud de bolsas centrales, corredores de bolsa, fondos de cobertura, bancos de inversión, fondos de pensiones, proveedores de software y proveedores de datos que obtienen ganancias independientemente de si los comerciantes minoristas ganan o pierden. Los intereses en conflicto de los participantes comerciales frente a los intereses minoristas varían ampliamente de un mercado a otro. El paso número 1 para convertirse en un comerciante exitoso es elegir el mejor mercado para operar. Habiendo operado en tantos mercados e instrumentos a lo largo de los años, ahora ayudo a los operadores principiantes o con dificultades de forma gratuita cuando se comunican conmigo. He ayudado a muchos otros operadores a seleccionar un mercado, un instrumento, un tipo de gráfico y componentes de estrategia sin imponer mis propios productos a nadie... sin ataduras. Lo único que podemos hacer los comerciantes minoristas, y que los comerciantes comerciales no hacen, es ayudarnos entre nosotros de forma gratuita.
¡Feliz comercio! 🙂
Solo publico software que encuentro útil para crear estrategias de operaciones exitosas, y realmente uso uno o más de mis programas publicados en cualquier momento en mis propias operaciones. No inundo el mercado MQL5 con software basura e imágenes llamativas. Soy, ante todo, un operador a tiempo completo. Si descarga mi software publicado y le gustaría agregar una nueva característica en función de sus necesidades comerciales, infórmeme y veré si puedo crear una nueva versión que incluya esa nueva característica. Todo mi software pago es pago porque requiere una programación extensa. Monitoreo regularmente las revisiones de productos y cualquiera puede enviarme un mensaje después de agregarme como amigo. Como nota al margen, no participo ni promuevo el comercio en función de eventos noticiosos. Soy estrictamente un comerciante técnico.
La industria del comercio minorista está compuesta por una multitud de bolsas centrales, corredores de bolsa, fondos de cobertura, bancos de inversión, fondos de pensiones, proveedores de software y proveedores de datos que obtienen ganancias independientemente de si los comerciantes minoristas ganan o pierden. Los intereses en conflicto de los participantes comerciales frente a los intereses minoristas varían ampliamente de un mercado a otro. El paso número 1 para convertirse en un comerciante exitoso es elegir el mejor mercado para operar. Habiendo operado en tantos mercados e instrumentos a lo largo de los años, ahora ayudo a los operadores principiantes o con dificultades de forma gratuita cuando se comunican conmigo. He ayudado a muchos otros operadores a seleccionar un mercado, un instrumento, un tipo de gráfico y componentes de estrategia sin imponer mis propios productos a nadie... sin ataduras. Lo único que podemos hacer los comerciantes minoristas, y que los comerciantes comerciales no hacen, es ayudarnos entre nosotros de forma gratuita.
¡Feliz comercio! 🙂
Ryan L Johnson
From Maya Krampf at wholesomeyum.com (lobster), and Lisa Bryan at downshiftology.com (sauce)
(with minor edits by me to avoid problems on your first try. Image is my dinner table)
Broiled Lobster Tails
Ingredients:
4 large lobster tails (about 10 oz each)
1/4 cup salted butter (1/2 stick, melted)
2 cloves garlic (crushed)
2 tsp lemon juice
1/2 tsp paprika
1 pinch cayenne pepper
Instructions:
If frozen, thaw lobster tails in refer overnight or submerged in cold water outside refer for 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to broil. Rinse the thawed lobster tail shells. Set oven rack height so that prepped tails (see next step) on a lipped baking sheet will be 4 to 5 inches away from broiler heat element.
Butterfly the top of the lobster tail shells with kitchen shears (sanitized sheet metal snips will work, but regular scissors won't). Cut down the center of the shell lengthwise, starting from the end opposite the tail fins. Continue cutting the shell until you reach the tail but don't cut the tail fins. Spread the split top shell away from the tail meat with your fingers. I find that an upside down soup spoon works well to spread the shell where it's tight by the tail fins... and to break the bottom shell away from the meat too. Put your fingers inside the split top shell and gently lift the meat up through the split top shell and away from the bottom shell, but the meat must stay attached by the tail fins. Close the split shell below the meat, and place the butterflied tail on the lipped baking sheet. Repeat for the other 3 lobster tails.
In a small bowl, whisk together melted butter, garlic, lemon juice, paprika, and cayenne pepper. Brush the mixture onto the exposed lobster tail meat.
Broil the lobster tails until the meat is opaque and lightly browned, about 1 minute per ounce of the heaviest individual tail. For example, let's say you're only broiling 2 lobster tails... a 10 oz tail, and a 12 ounce tail. Broil time would be about 12 minutes for all tails... regardless of how many tails you're broiling.
Hollandaise Sauce
Ingredients:
3 egg yolks
1 Tbsp lemon juice
1 Tbsp dijon mustard
1/4 tsp salt
1 pinch cayenne pepper
1/2 cup butter
1 tsp parsley flakes
Instructions:
Melt butter in a covered microwave safe bowl in microwave oven.
Combine the egg yolks, lemon juice, dijon mustard, salt, cayenne pepper, and butter in small saucepan and whisk vigorously for about 5 minutes.
While continuing to whisk, slowly drizzle melted butter into the saucepan.
While again continuing to whisk, heat the saucepan on medium-low heat until the mixture is warm. Be careful not to boil, and not to stop whisking.
Pour entire saucepan of sauce over lobster meat. Hollandaise sauce leftovers don't keep well.
Sprinkle parsley flakes atop the sauce on the lobster meat and on any pooled sauce on the plate.
Eat it!
(with minor edits by me to avoid problems on your first try. Image is my dinner table)
Broiled Lobster Tails
Ingredients:
4 large lobster tails (about 10 oz each)
1/4 cup salted butter (1/2 stick, melted)
2 cloves garlic (crushed)
2 tsp lemon juice
1/2 tsp paprika
1 pinch cayenne pepper
Instructions:
If frozen, thaw lobster tails in refer overnight or submerged in cold water outside refer for 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to broil. Rinse the thawed lobster tail shells. Set oven rack height so that prepped tails (see next step) on a lipped baking sheet will be 4 to 5 inches away from broiler heat element.
Butterfly the top of the lobster tail shells with kitchen shears (sanitized sheet metal snips will work, but regular scissors won't). Cut down the center of the shell lengthwise, starting from the end opposite the tail fins. Continue cutting the shell until you reach the tail but don't cut the tail fins. Spread the split top shell away from the tail meat with your fingers. I find that an upside down soup spoon works well to spread the shell where it's tight by the tail fins... and to break the bottom shell away from the meat too. Put your fingers inside the split top shell and gently lift the meat up through the split top shell and away from the bottom shell, but the meat must stay attached by the tail fins. Close the split shell below the meat, and place the butterflied tail on the lipped baking sheet. Repeat for the other 3 lobster tails.
In a small bowl, whisk together melted butter, garlic, lemon juice, paprika, and cayenne pepper. Brush the mixture onto the exposed lobster tail meat.
Broil the lobster tails until the meat is opaque and lightly browned, about 1 minute per ounce of the heaviest individual tail. For example, let's say you're only broiling 2 lobster tails... a 10 oz tail, and a 12 ounce tail. Broil time would be about 12 minutes for all tails... regardless of how many tails you're broiling.
Hollandaise Sauce
Ingredients:
3 egg yolks
1 Tbsp lemon juice
1 Tbsp dijon mustard
1/4 tsp salt
1 pinch cayenne pepper
1/2 cup butter
1 tsp parsley flakes
Instructions:
Melt butter in a covered microwave safe bowl in microwave oven.
Combine the egg yolks, lemon juice, dijon mustard, salt, cayenne pepper, and butter in small saucepan and whisk vigorously for about 5 minutes.
While continuing to whisk, slowly drizzle melted butter into the saucepan.
While again continuing to whisk, heat the saucepan on medium-low heat until the mixture is warm. Be careful not to boil, and not to stop whisking.
Pour entire saucepan of sauce over lobster meat. Hollandaise sauce leftovers don't keep well.
Sprinkle parsley flakes atop the sauce on the lobster meat and on any pooled sauce on the plate.
Eat it!
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Here is a trendline generating indicator that has an input, Angle deg , that allows up to 89.999999999999 degrees to be set for an upward angle, and down to -89.999999999999 degrees to be set for a downward angle...
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Here is a trendline generating script that has an input, Angle deg , that allows up to 89.999999999999 degrees to be set for an upward angle, and down to -89.999999999999 degrees to be set for a downward angle...
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As the MT5 Tester does not natively support reporting hourly profit and loss by deal-entry-in (only deal-entry-out), I created this MQL5 Service to to generate custom backtest reports limited to, and based on, deal-entry-in times...
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Ha publicado el código Consecutive Bars (with history)
Un oscilador que muestra cuatro indicadores de líneas: uno para las barras alcistas consecutivas, otro para las barras bajistas consecutivas, otro para la media de las barras alcistas consecutivas y otro para la media de las barras bajistas consecutivas.
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I don't know about you but If I have to think too much about time zone conversion without a visual aid, my head starts to spin. So... I modified Nikolay Kositsin 's real-time clock indicator to display a custom "Broker to Local Offset" time...
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I previously posted the differences between forex/CFD order execution versus real futures order execution in several Forum threads, where there was quite a bit of confusion on the subject...
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For anyone looking for a free and reliable source of live global economic news, I generally have Bloomberg Live running on YouTube "in the background" during the trading week. As the video is included in some cable TV packages, they also refer to it as "Bloomberg TV...
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I recently created a new scalping EA. When I say "new," I really mean new because I've strictly been an algorithmic swing trader up until now. Anyway, I found myself in need of a higher resolution time filter because scalping EA's trade more frequently than swing trading EA's. So...
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If you are one of many traders across the world who need to shift/offset your broker-dealer's server time zone to a better time zone, Aleksandr Slavskii has kindly programmed a Period Converter service for doing so in MT5...
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I am NOW PROGRAMMING MQL5 INDICATORS, EA's, and SCRIPTS FOR FREE! Terms You pay nothing. You receive the source code. You retain the sole copyright. You test the code. I may suggest additional logic. I revise the code as you request. We work until it's done. All work and code is kept confidential...
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The problem with automatic update downloads is that even if you click "No" in the update pop-up, the uninstalled update will hang--causing MT5 to malfunction. Beta Builds are not official Release Builds. Beta Builds are for user testing-- not live trading...
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Post publicado Stop Hunting in Forex. Is It Real?
Have you ever felt like you've been stop hunted, or is it just paranoia...
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Just a quick word of advice for beginning traders...
It's more or less common knowledge that the holiday season is generally a bad time to be trading. Of course, the actual length of the bad trading season depends on the type of instrument and strategy that you're trading. Here are some example statistics in the form a bar chart from the MT5 Tester Report--for a strategy that places a trade every 1 to 2 days. This is a 6 year backtest. Rather obviously, we won't be trading in December nor January.
It's more or less common knowledge that the holiday season is generally a bad time to be trading. Of course, the actual length of the bad trading season depends on the type of instrument and strategy that you're trading. Here are some example statistics in the form a bar chart from the MT5 Tester Report--for a strategy that places a trade every 1 to 2 days. This is a 6 year backtest. Rather obviously, we won't be trading in December nor January.
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Ha publicado el código ATR Cycles
Un filtro de volatilidad basado en 3 ATR: un ATR rápido, un ATR medio y un ATR lento.
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Here is perhaps the cleanest and most organized video instruction on how to code an MT5 EA based on an indicator by using iCustom(). This video is suitable for beginning MQL5 coders. This is not an endorsement of any broker. I do not use this broker, and I cannot use this broker in my location...
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If you'd like to help stop about 400,000,000 non-upgradeable Windows 10 pc's from going into landfills, please sign the nonprofit petition at: https://pirg.org/take-action/tell-microsoft-to-extend-free-support-for-windows-10/ No donation is required. Please share this petition far and wide.🙏...
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