Pulsator - EUR/USD 10 years Обсуждение

hi please send me info( [email protected]) and the link to a real account...

regards Nick

Hello Numa

can I have the EA to test?

Thanks

this is my email, [email protected]

Hi there!

It is very important that the quality of the backtest is the maximum possible, which is 99% in MT4.
I'm able to do it for free and post the results if you wish so.
Just send me a PM ;)

Regards,
Drago

Hi,

I would like to receive a copy of your EA when it is available. Please contact me.

Thank you !

I am interested in your EA too. Please add me to the list

Cheers!

Hi,

Can I test your EA too?

Thanks.

long time no activity in here - can anybody give some update on how testing worked out?

regards,
ck

Dear all,

a free testing-edition of the developed indicator can be downloaded now from my web site
https://www.scientific-trading.com

Attention: The free testing-edition is available only for a limited amount of time.

I'm looking forward to your feedback :-)

Hi,

I downloaded it. Will give a try.
😳

Thank you !

Hi

I am getting following error on Windows XP SP3

05:21:05 ST_IMPULS EURUSD,M15: loaded successfully
05:21:05 ST_IMPULS EURUSD,M15: cannot load library 'ImpulsDLL.dll' (error 126)
05:21:05 ST_IMPULS EURUSD,M15: expert stopped

Hi chanakam2000,

thank you very much for your feedback. A new version is online now at our page https://www.scientific-trading.com,
the error should be fixed now.

(Cause was that needed libraries were not included in the installation package).

Just tried downloading the new version and still get the following:

2011.07.20 10:29:59 ST_IMPULS EURUSD,M15: cannot load library 'ImpulsDLL.dll' (error 126)
2011.07.20 10:29:58 ST_IMPULS EURUSD,M15: loaded successfully
2011.07.20 10:29:35 ST_IMPULS EURUSD,M15: removed

Hi,
as discussed by mail, the error 126 occured since libraries were missing.
The updated version which is online at our page https://www.scientific-trading.com works.

Hi,

I've just downloaded your indicator, and applied to EUR/USD M15 chart. I think something is not quite right though, as there are only silver indicators, and everyone is indicating a buy (going back 3 or 4 weeks).

Any ideas ?

Many thanks.

Hi Numa

I testing ST_IMPULSE on trade simulator.... simple forex tester

 https://simpleforextester.com/

15 minute EURUSD...
It seems to work well however it ONLY alerts short trade entry and close (CS) over two month test.

On real account it displays long entry and close (CB) ONLY on same chart going
back to July 8th ...ALL IN SILVER

On real account 15 minute USDCHF displays all RED going back to July 7th.

Similiar I guess to comment above with a little more detail....

Please comment...?

rp

Hi,

I am also experiencing the same thing as described in rpwix1s comment. I also tried on EUR/USD and USD/CHF

Tnx

Hi,

I'll publish a detailed description and recommendations at the web site soon, in brief so far:

The indicator's model estimates quite successfully short as well as long term trends. If you have followed the correctly predicted long term trend in the example USD/CHF, most of the trend signals haven given you very good results (you can verify it easily by having a look at the sell-open and sell-close signals). If strong and reliable signals can be detected they are plotted red or blue. If market disturbances are detected that exists over a long time or if a side movement exists the signals are colored in silver. This is for example the case in EUR/USD at the momement.
Don't be irritated that the signal color can stay the same for days or even weeks, this simply shows the market's dynamics of your selected currency pair. For example in EUR/USD long up and down trends took approximately 2 to 6 month in the last two years. The trick in real life is to detect a trend change just in time to reduce open orders or to change to a less risky/different investment style, this is indicated by the silver color.
So the colors as well as the size of the symbol signals indicate the confidence of the signals.

Thanks for the explanation Numa.
Is very helpful

Indeed, thanks Numa.

Your explanation makes sense.