Hi Everyone, 

I just released a new and improved version of UPP EA, Version 2.1 with TWO major enhancements: 

A reviewer, Optimicin, you asked about how to have all the open orders appear on one chart. In the inputs, go to Filter Symbol Condition, choose dropdown Equal, and in the field below that, Filter Symbol Values, put in *. See screenshot below left. All your open trades should then appear in the dashboard (screenshot below right). 

thanks for the advise i usually get an error message of (could not save config data (ordsIgn),error 5004 (5004) what does this mean and how can it be corrected

Hi Optimucin, 

Thanks for pointing out the error. It seems you might be running two or more instances of UPP on different charts, which might have created the error. 

I have uploaded a new version, 2.05 that adds a Preference ID input to allow multiple instances of UPP to run on different charts without conflict. When wanting to run two or more instances of UPP, just put in a different, arbitrary name in each separate Preferance ID field, such as Test1 for the first instance of UPP, Test2 for the second, etc.

Here is a gif on that (just click on the image to see the gif run): 

Interesting Update. Now you can use different instances of UPP to work with different percentage close or different modes at different levels for whatever filtered strategies/trades you want. 

Acknowledgments go out to Clive Tyler, who sent me a private message last night asking: 

Basically, Clive was asking the UPP to be able to use different percent and/or modes at different levels, which was not how the UPP was originally designed, but he theorized that it could be "hacked" to do so using multiple instances of UPP. 

So I did some testing today, and I made an update, version 2.6, that allows users to employ different percentages or modes at different levels using different instances of UPP. The cycle is incremented if the UPP does the partial close, but if somebody else (or a different instance of the UPP) does the partial close, the UPP keeps the trade at its cycle.

For Scenario 1, the user would need these three instances of UPP:

UPP (Preference ID=1, Cycle=Ratio, Cycle Size=2, Cycle Count = 1, Cycle Percent = 50%).
If starting at 1.0 lot, then when Cycle=1 & 50% is hit at 2R, it closes out 0.50 of the trade, with 0.5 remaining.

UPP (Preference ID=2, Cycle=Ratio, Cycle Size=3, Cycle Count = 1, Cycle Percent = 50%). 
0.5 remaining trade detected. When Cycle=1 & 50% is hit at 3R, it closes out 0.25 of the trade, with 0.25 remaining

UPP (Preference ID=3, Cycle=Ratio, Cycle Size=4, Cycle Count = 1, Cycle Percent = 100%). 
0.25 remaining trade detected. When Cycle=1 and 100% is hit at 4R, it closes out the 0.25 lots.

For Scenario 2, the user would need these three instances of UPP: 

UPP (Preference ID=1, Cycle=Pips, Cycle Size=30, Cycle Count = 1, Cycle Percent = 50%).
If starting at 1.0 lot, then when Cycle=1 & 50% is hit at 30 pips, it closes out 0.50 of the trade, with 0.5 remaining.

UPP (Preference ID=2, Cycle=Ratio, Cycle Size=4, Cycle Count = 1, Cycle Percent = 50%).
0.5 remaining trade detected. When Cycle=1 & 50% is hit at 4R, it closes out 0.25 of the trade, with 0.25 remaining

UPP (Preference ID=3, Cycle=Profit, Cycle Size=500, Cycle Count = 1, Cycle Percent = 100%).
0.25 remaining trade detected. When Cycle=1 and 100% is hit at $500, it closes out the 0.25 lots.

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So yeah, any combination of percentages or modes on different levels is now possible with the Ulimate Partial Profit EA. 

Thanks to Clive for the creative question, which helped me make this EA even more robust than it was already. 

I just bought this ea but I can't see any visual panels as you said you added. Just one very plain loking panel with orders gray in colour. And can I set two targets for tp as far as I could say you have option only for one tp target.

Hi Mariolo59, 

Here is visual backtest with UPP with the settings of 5 cycles or TP levels of 30 pips each from the initial buy lot of 1 standard lot. You can see that it places the horizontal dotted line for the first cycle or level, and then when it is hit, it places another horizontal dotted line for the next cycle, etc. 

In October 2021, the month of the test, GBPJPY was surging upwards, so it was fairly easy to see how UPP captured all 5 cycles or TP levels: 

https://media.publit.io/file/UPP_VisualBacktester.html

Here it is on Youtube: