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fukinagashi replied Dec 4, 2006
My post to that was not meant serious. Sorry, I should work more with smilies .... BTW I liked Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 3, 2006I am too happy to hear that you got a millionair last month, I mean if november is the month for MA cross systems, you probably grasped the opportunity and put all your money 400:1 on one of any MA cross system ... congrats to GP2X!!! I unfortunatly ...
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 3, 2006I just found out, that I cannot edit the original post on this board. Get me right I do not want to edit anything in there, but I would have liked to keep the most actual stuff in the first post, so no one needs to check the whole thread for that. ...
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006I admit, that I have not documented my decision to go down to 14 well enough to now say all convinced, that that is the solution of all your worries. But so much I can say. In my opinion, a signal gets strontger with a longer period, but at the same ...
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006A very good question. In my personal opinion, a system which reacts on two different indicators (MA-Cross and RSI) does not need to wait for the completion of the candle.
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006Sure, please read the section regarding Lots and ExtMaximumRisk. If you are not sure, a quick Backtest for maybe just a few days, with a certains set of parameters gives you and idea what effect these parameters have.
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006Hmmm, bad. Official definition of the date of the NFP is "every first friday of the month for the prior month. That this friday could be a 1st is not unprecedented, but I think Bernake was on holiday :-/. So I wiill update the algorythm for the ...
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006I understand why it would be necessary to give up US citizenship, considering that the U.S. uses citizenship in addition to residency in determining whether a person's income is subject to U.S. taxation. All U.S. citizens, including those who do not ...
So your brokarage account just hit 7 figures
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006I have not given it a thought. I have a job, so my motives are rather, that I do not want to share the code and keep control over the utilization, then earn money with it. So I will produce in time a .ex4 which will be valid for longer.
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006I came to the values 5/12 + RSI 14. The RSI signal must be over/under 50 but may nevertheless not be in the <30 or >70 region. The SL/TP are as described in the first post real time factors on the ATR. And I found that a little TrailingsStop helps ...
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Dec 1, 2006
oh wow, I had winzip in the "enhanced deflate" mode and with that it is only compatible with itself. I fixed that. The zip should now be comnpatible. SorryBag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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fukinagashi replied Nov 30, 2006for future reference
Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
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Bag-it: A successful EA based on the Bagovino Method
Started Nov 30, 2006|Trading Systems|554 replies
Hi community, I read the Bagovino Thread the first time in September 2006. Normally I do not ...
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fukinagashi replied Nov 16, 2006No it's not. Read as aminimum the docs in the Mouteki Material Thread then you know why.
EAs and indicators relating to moutaki...
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fukinagashi replied Nov 7, 2006Could you please be a bit more specific? Do you get an errormessage? If so which one? I just tried it and even through the firewall of my company it worked without a problem.
EAs and indicators relating to moutaki...
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fukinagashi replied Oct 13, 2006Hello, I did not abandon this thread, but I was very busy working / traveling the last week. I did some interesting manual backtesting on GBPUSD, where I compared H4 and H1 for about a year. Very interesting results. I as well experimented a bit ...
Attacking the problem of different timezones and the delay to enter trades
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fukinagashi replied Oct 7, 2006The wheel works? Someone in London gets into a trade 4 HOURS before me! Oh, don't get me wrong, I might as well get into a trade 4 HOURS+ before this guy in london, just because we have ONE HOUR difference. Even more funny. Someone in america didn't ...
Attacking the problem of different timezones and the delay to enter trades
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fukinagashi replied Oct 7, 2006You are right, but which broker to take? What is the correct timezone? Or should I take all 4 possible timezones, which would make up for the H4 candles? Then I am not far away of exactly what my indicator is supposed to do. No, in the contrary. My ...
Attacking the problem of different timezones and the delay to enter trades
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fukinagashi replied Oct 6, 2006I almost forgot the Indicator itself

Attacking the problem of different timezones and the delay to enter trades