See what I mean? Only trades taken since Tuesday and again we ended the week at + 1,000 pips...
Friday close
November 28, 2009
See what I mean? Only trades taken since Tuesday and again we ended the week at + 1,000 pips...
See what I mean? Only trades taken since Tuesday and again we ended the week at + 1,000 pips...
Friday close
November 22, 2009
A few hours before markets open. I haven’t been on here as much lately because I’ve been involved in something else (The Settlers – Rise of an Empire VI , which I’m about to finish, all the 35 levels, love that game) all the while keeping an eye on my platforms, of course. Also, I feel a bit awkward repeating the same thing over and over again, that is, that this system works quite well, so I don’t have much to add except that, well, things are still going very well. Here’s how things ended at Friday’s close:
You can see 5 trades taken Wednesday, 1 Thursday and 2 Friday. I guess by now, if you’ve read up to here, you can see the results of this system and I truly feel my entries are beginning to be a bit redundant. I’ll still keep you posted on a regular basis but I think in the future I’ll try to write entries on how I went about optimizing the various parameters so you can get an idea of the work involved if you’re interested in doing the same thing either with other pairs or on other time frames. I’ll start this week with an introductory post on the basics of using the Strategy Tester.
Alright, less than 3 hours to go – to your screens, my friends, and have a great trading week !
A few hours before markets open. I haven’t been on here as much lately because I’ve been involved in something else (The Settlers – Rise of an Empire VI , which I’m about to finish, all the 35 levels, love that game) all the while keeping an eye on my platforms, of course. Also, I feel a bit awkward repeating the same thing over and over again, that is, that this system works quite well, so I don’t have much to add except that, well, things are still going very well. Here’s how things ended at Friday’s close:
You can see 5 trades taken Wednesday, 1 Thursday and 2 Friday. I guess by now, if you’ve read up to here, you can see the results of this system and I truly feel my entries are beginning to be a bit redundant. I’ll still keep you posted on a regular basis but I think in the future I’ll try to write entries on how I went about optimizing the various parameters so you can get an idea of the work involved if you’re interested in doing the same thing either with other pairs or on other time frames. I’ll start this week with an introductory post on the basics of using the Strategy Tester.
Alright, less than 3 hours to go – to your screens, my friends, and have a great trading week !
MT4 tip
November 6, 2009
Trading week just ended – it was a good one except for the beginning which was rather mixed but then on Wednesday things stabilized in the trending zone where we’re still seeing some nice regular pips.
I thought I’d share a tip which one of the users asked me about. If you use this system AND also trade manually based on another system (dailies, for instance, or a bit of scalping here and there) and you want to distinguish between trades taken by the EAs and trades you took manually (we don’t always remember which is which), here is what you simply need to do: anywhere in the terminal window, right-click and select “comments”. You’ll get an additional column which identifies MA-GBPCHF-60, for example, which tells you this trade was taken by your EA and “nothing” for the ones you took manually. A simple but useful trick.
Have a great one all and be sure to be up and ready for Sunday open !
Trading week just ended – it was a good one except for the beginning which was rather mixed but then on Wednesday things stabilized in the trending zone where we’re still seeing some nice regular pips.
I thought I’d share a tip which one of the users asked me about. If you use this system AND also trade manually based on another system (dailies, for instance, or a bit of scalping here and there) and you want to distinguish between trades taken by the EAs and trades you took manually (we don’t always remember which is which), here is what you simply need to do: anywhere in the terminal window, right-click and select “comments”. You’ll get an additional column which identifies MA-GBPCHF-60, for example, which tells you this trade was taken by your EA and “nothing” for the ones you took manually. A simple but useful trick.
Have a great one all and be sure to be up and ready for Sunday open !
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