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7bit replied Nov 29, 2009This is simply because price has no mass, thus no momentum. The principle from Physics you are referring to has no meaning in forex, otherwise the previous candle direction alone would already provide an edge, which it doesn't.
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7bit replied Nov 29, 2009Are you referring to the conservation of momentum? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momentum There is an indicator to measure this price "momentum"

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7bit replied Nov 29, 2009stop hunting the little retail trader is a myth. Why would they want to move their whole market only to kill the $200 stoploss of Joe Sixpack and nobody else? What is with all the takeprofits and pending limit entries of all the other lucky traders ...
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7bit replied Nov 29, 2009This in itself would not be necessarily a bad thing IF the optimized settings of the EA would continue to work (profit factor > 1) at least for a certain amount of time and re-optimized / modified versions would be available on a regular basis.
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7bit replied Nov 29, 2009I can already imagine how the code looks like, even without having ever seen it, only judging from comments the OP made in other threads: The EA is a simple martingale EA and the programmer will be happy if his email address won't get spammed with ...
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7bit replied Nov 29, 2009No. Like in the real market It simply won't fill your order. You can not insist on buying or selling at Price X when in reality the market price is Y. In backtesting the backtester is the market and it will dictate the prices and fill your orders.
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7bit replied Nov 28, 2009Your System is based on fitting a model on a regularly basis and then let it run forward for x days? profit > 0 No, thanks. The topic of this thread is "Optimizing every x", not "who has the 1001st "secret" martingale system"
Optimizing every x days/weeks/months - empirical evidence?
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7bit replied Nov 28, 2009I haven't seen one so far. And it also doesn't answer my question.
Optimizing every x days/weeks/months - empirical evidence?
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7bit replied Nov 28, 2009This forum is full of people (including me) willing to share knowledge. This is the purpose of a forum, isn't it?
Optimizing every x days/weeks/months - empirical evidence?
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7bit replied Nov 28, 2009findmanu, what was the most promising strategy so far? (this is the shortcut, i dont want to write another 1000 EAs myself
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Optimizing every x days/weeks/months - empirical evidence?
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"Curve fitting!" will most of you say now, i know. For a number of reasons I am experimenting ...
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7bit replied Nov 28, 2009I have the same problem. It doesn't really deserve the name "modeling". Backtester uses the last known spread from the server as fixed spread for all backtests. I assume it will be stored somewhere in the history folder, unfortunately there are only ...
Backtesting during weekends
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7bit replied Nov 28, 2009Got margin called again? Or why else you are so frustrated?
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7bit replied Nov 27, 2009found something interesting: http://iticsoftware.com/articles/digital-filters-fatl-satl-stlm-ftlm-2.html From the above link: image Spectral density of the power of EUR/USD currency rate calculated with method of maximum entropy. SDP pattern used ...
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7bit replied Nov 27, 2009This is strange. I have never seen such a strange behavior in the tester. could you please post the optimization plot of the same optimization from the optimizer for comparison? Maybe you accidentally clicked "genetic algorithm"? In this case it ...
magic shift
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7bit replied Nov 27, 2009Use bar numbers instead of time. Have you already tried ObjectGetValueByShift() with a negative shift? Functions that also might be useful are iTime() and iBarShift() for converting times and shifts into each other.
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7bit replied Nov 27, 2009Just out of curiosity: This is the most bizarre programming request i have read for quite some time. Why on earth would someone want to use the indicator that you just posted in source code form, written by someone else ("I dont know how use the mq4 ...
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