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DoubleUp with a twist [ ru | cn ]

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hmmlotfy (2008.02.17 11:24)

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Here is a way to dramatically improve the doubleDown algorithm, still the same works good on 1 min EURUSD but mush more satisfactory results: here is the results from Jan 2006 to date:

I hope you like it and please rate it if you like it so others can know.

Thank you

Hazem

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I see that you have kept 230 as the "Buy LEvel".

Can we add an extern function into it, so that we may optimise this parameter, alongside other values.

That way we can optimize the EA for other Time frame and CCY pairs.

Pls advice

17.03.2010 13:45 MANUBAJWA3000

Good Work, i have got some decent results.

could you pls add SL and TP in the code, or is it already added, as i am unable to see from the code.

16.03.2010 19:53 MANUBAJWA3000

Your EA works great. I am using your program at fxsolutons which uses a 4digit platform, getting great results with your EA.

Also using at Alpari on 5digit platform with ok results. what changes need to be made for a 5 digit platform?

Thanks,

Dahlonega337

14.11.2009 01:54 Dahlonega337

edfiuza wrote:
What are the results at M5? What about others pairs?

Thanks

edfiuz:

I am not sure what it would be for other currency but all the tests I did where for 1 min EURUSD. as far as other time frames it will probably loss since its calculates based on the 1 min, if you want to make it work for other time frames you might want to edit the program a bit and find the best suitable CCI and MACD values.

Hope this helps

Hazem Lotfy

18.02.2008 22:15 hmmlotfy

What are the results at M5? What about others pairs?

Thanks

18.02.2008 16:12 edfiuza

marcb wrote:
Why do you multiply iMACD by 1000000?

marcb:

because MACD displays its results in decimals such as this: 0.00022, to link the MACD this to CCI i multiply it by 1000000 so that way it will be 220 instead, which is more like how cci moves.
Hope that helps

Hazem

18.02.2008 00:07 hmmlotfy

Why do you multiply iMACD by 1000000?

17.02.2008 15:39 marcb