Compuforex Trade Manager
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kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm)
Jul 01 2012 at 17:07
Hi guys,
Just wanted to let you know that I will be releasing a free trade manager EA for everybody to use. Some of the folks here will be familiar with my trailing stop EA that I created. If you are not familiar with it, you can read about it over at the donnaforex forum(http://www.donnaforex.com/forum/index.php?topic=3193.0) This Trade Manager EA is the next step in the evolution of the trailing stop EA and has some exciting upgrades. It will be available for download from my blog soon. I am not a blogger of any sort, so don't expect too much from the site. I have simply chosen to have one central point for much of the work that I do on EA's. I am just doing some final tweaking and I hope to release it tomorrow, bugs and all ![]() Please feel free to use this thread to discuss or raise any issues related to this EA. I will also consider feature request but please understand that I cannot amend the EA for every single person out there. I also don't wish to be rude but I don't often respond to PM's with requests. If you want a feature, drop by the blog and make a comment. I don't write EA's on request as it is not worth my time and effort, but I do make an attempt to improve the work that I have made freely available. Oh yeah the blog is at www.compu-forex.com Wealth Creation Through Technology |
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Ben Scoobert (BenScoobert)
Jul 09 2012 at 21:32
Welcome back Mr H
Does the EA now have an auto TP setting? We have two classes of forecasters: Those who don’t know—and those who don’t know they don’t know. J. K. Galbraith (1908–2006) |
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kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm)
Jul 10 2012 at 03:11
(editado a las Jul 10 2012 at 03:11 )
Hi Ben,
Long time...... ![]() To answer your question, yes and no ![]() It has an internal TP setting that it uses as a reference for reducing the trailing stoploss. As the price action approaches your TP setting, the trail reduces by the same amount that price action is away from your TP. The trailing SL will pretty much be at its minimum eg 5 pips when the price hits the internal TP, but it won't actually set the TP. I am also working on a version that has some simple trade logic so that people can study settings in the tester/optimiser for different currency pairs and timeframes. Nothing fancy, just 2 moving averages or something similar. Unfortunately it's never as simple as just adding the logic because the tester doesn't work the same as the terminal when looking across currencies ![]() Wealth Creation Through Technology |
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Ben Scoobert (BenScoobert)
Jul 10 2012 at 21:23
Well I think rather than having to set that TP manually it should have an auto set option
![]() The backtester is a nightmare, I have given up on it altogether, I've run things through it with converted tick data and tested for days on end, then forward tested demo, all great results. Then to find going live just spanks you like everything else never tried. The market is in turmoil and has been since 2008, tough times but I feel I have found a path which I may be able to use. We have two classes of forecasters: Those who don’t know—and those who don’t know they don’t know. J. K. Galbraith (1908–2006) |
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kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm)
Jul 11 2012 at 03:30
Ok Ben, for you I will make a plan. How would you like the auto TP to work?
BTW, I have found a bug related to pending orders, so please refer to my blog for the latest. I agree on the turmoil in the markets. It was one of the main reasons that I have been sitting on the sidelines for the last year. Wealth Creation Through Technology |
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Ben Scoobert (BenScoobert)
Jul 11 2012 at 07:33
(editado a las Jul 11 2012 at 07:34 )
You're a good egg.
1. Auto TP boolean 2. set tp at pips from open price boolean 3. set TP at pips from current price boolean 4. pips for TP int 5. close order if TP already hit boolean 2 and 3 could be an option number I guess, because they are an either or, likewise 5 only comes into play if 2 is used May as well add the same logic for initial SL being set as the code is virtually identical. You didn't think it was going to be simple did you?
We have two classes of forecasters: Those who don’t know—and those who don’t know they don’t know. J. K. Galbraith (1908–2006) |
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kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm)
Jul 11 2012 at 08:37
(editado a las Jul 11 2012 at 08:38 )
Of course, nothing is ever simple with you Ben
![]() Ok, give me a few days. I think I understand point 1 & 4. Just run by me the difference between point 2 & 3, as the EA will set the TP the moment it detects an order, so in theory the open price & the current price should be the same? I am also a bit uncertain about point number 5, can you expand on it? BTW, there is already some Auto SL setting logic in the EA. Wealth Creation Through Technology |
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James_Bond
Jul 11 2012 at 09:51
Thank you Kenny!
It's really great to see there are very useful free developments around.
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Ben Scoobert (BenScoobert)
Jul 11 2012 at 11:17
compuforexpamm posted: Of course, nothing is ever simple with you Ben ![]() Ok, give me a few days. I think I understand point 1 & 4. Just run by me the difference between point 2 & 3, as the EA will set the TP the moment it detects an order, so in theory the open price & the current price should be the same? I am also a bit uncertain about point number 5, can you expand on it? BTW, there is already some Auto SL setting logic in the EA. The difference between 2 and 3 is the spread and/or lag. eg. I open manually @ 1.20000, a few pips later the trail EA picks it up and price is 1.19965, so option 2 would set tp @ 1.2000 plus target pips, option 3 would set it at 1.1965 plus target pips. It also allows for any connection outages where the difference could be more than just a few pips. option 5 means, if the TP has already been exceeded the order should be closed immediately eg. order opened at 1.20000 with the EA set to TP at 20 pips, for whatever reason, fast market, disconnect, has caused price to be beyond 1.20200, order should close right away obviously I you have selected option 3 then price would be set at 20 pips from the current price so option 5 is not needed when option 3 is active, only when option 2 is active. Sorry to over complicate things, but disconnects happen and slippage too. Only last week Alpari allowed 27 pips of slippage on an order which had a SL set 4 hours prior. I'm all about ass covering. We have two classes of forecasters: Those who don’t know—and those who don’t know they don’t know. J. K. Galbraith (1908–2006) |
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kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm)
Jul 14 2012 at 08:39
Hi Ben,
Few busy days at work, so just looking at this now. I have started coding this but need to point out that point 2 is not really compatible with the trade manager. There is no way for CFTM to know what your desired OpenPrice was, or what the slippage was on your order. Same goes for point 5. If you have a suggestion as to how to implement it, I'm all ears tho
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