As a loyal fan of your work, I am excited to be on this train too !!!
I am using RannForex, and they have two symbols for DXY: one archival "_DXY" and one actual "[USDX]"...
I am not sure which one the Advisor recognizes, or if it recognizes them at all. The tests are certainly inspiring, but I want to make sure everything is working as it should.

Hi. Dixie is calculated with the 6 symbols. I compared its calculations with the Yahoo Finance source (like everything else). The advisor does not use broker indicators.

What's up, guys. I want to update this advisor, too, with my newest approach. Which is to use only daily prices as inputs and not use weekly and monthly prices. Weeks and months seem to create a better perspective, but they also tend to drag drawdowns too long. And I think that some symbols will be excluded in the new update, like AUDCAD for example. There seems to be a weak relation of AUDCAD with the Dixie.

Anyways, it is the final steps to the new update which should be available next week.

I am puzzle....why DXY is rising, EA open GBPUSD long???

Also why GBPCHF selected? not correlated with DXY>>>

Understood.

Yes. And LuminaFX has this function. I am testing it right now.

There is also another version: "End of Week Close" and "End of Month Close". All of these are being checked and rechecked. For now, the long-term result is better if you let it flow without interruptions.

What's up, guys!

A few words regarding the approach I am using to define what is profitable and what is not. Below is a picture showing that a neural network struggled to make a profit for 2 months, and after that it found its trend up. What this means is that Forex trading is based on probabilities, and the reality is that a 51% forecast should be considered good. Although it may sound like a trick, it is not. I have tried to explain many times that if a strategy learns the history too well, it cannot make new correct decisions in new incorrect situations. So we have to accept that a strategy may be struggling for 1-2 months before it can make a profit.

My best approach so far in both free and paid EAs implements this concept. I have recently found a way to combine data of different symbols and to prolong the training for 200-300 epochs while improving the neural loss by tiny bits of 5-6 digits after the dot. This is outstanding. The neural network improves its knowledge about historical patterns without moving away from the dangerous border of the neural loss.

All of this does not mean there will never be another improvement. I am working and testing again and again. And I constantly keep my attentive eye on all the novelties in the machine learning area. So let's do it!

Hi  Evgeniy,

Please check the "Close all profit (%)....

The floating profit was over 5% sometime yesterday, but the EA didn't close as the parameter value setting.

Thanks.

Hi. Sometime yesterday? It should be after 6pm by default. It is the "Close all time (hour)" property. I will check it anyway.

Yes, I didn't notice the time...while the floating profit over 5%...actually almost 9%....the defult setting  "Close all profit (%)" is 5%.

So should all the positions be closed for the value 5% hit?

Correct.

These are 4 properties for one function:

If you set "Close all time (hour)" = 0, it can be closed any time. However, most active trading is usually in the early hours of the American session. Hence 4-8 pm in Europe.

I use default setting;(But doubts followed remarked red)

close_all=Disable...why disable?

close_all_profit=5.0

close_all_time=18

close_all_print=false...what to print? to where?

It prints the current status info top left corner of the chart.

End of week is Friday. End of month is last Friday of a month.

The idea here is that if you close trades, most of them will be reopened the next day. Because signals continue showing the same trend. Closing end-of-week or end-of-month is preferred, there is a better chance trades will not be reopened.

Anyway, it is currently disabled, because the long-term trajectory shows you win less if you close trades prematurely.

Well understood!

But did you check why is the  "Close all profit (%)" hit, but the positions didn't closed?