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  • #82,561
  • Jul 12, 1:37am (13 hr ago) Jul 12, 1:37am (13 hr ago)
moving averages usually have parameters that will look similar to this:

input int FastEMA=12;
input int SlowEMA=26;
input int SignalEMA=9;

you can adjust those values until your moving average lines look good... in the past.. perhaps during a backtest the parameters perform well..

but, we do not know which values must be set for real time live trading..

..and,you would need to know how to constantly and dynamically change those values, and nobody knows how to do that. (because those values constantly change over time)

ie, moving averages cant be used to create a consistently profitable trading algo.
  • #82,562
  • Edited 8:52am Jul 12, 5:04am (9 hr ago) | Edited 8:52am
Quoting abadex
{quote} Haha, true! That "Stop Loss" advice on the interface is indeed funny and makes no sense for binary options. {file}
After the first look, this indicator is most probably based on the "likelyhood" of a counter candle after either a number of directional candles, or some candle pattern, or sequence.
The indicator is built in such a way that there is no detectable hint.
In order to figure it out, I will need to first build a script which will write the data, including the buffers, to a .csv file and then let an AI analyse the data for patterns.

Here is the script which will dump the data from the chart to a .csv file which you will find in the Files folder.
Attached File(s)
File Type: mq4 11_Data_Dump_Script.mq4   4 KB | 10 downloads
You just drop the script on the chart and then look for a file like: EURUSD_5_11_withparams.csv
Notice that the script has input parameters, and you should best use a larger data set, like VelasBack = 5000+ bars.
Then you can work with an AI (just not ChatGPT!!!) in order to analyze the data.
You will also find this text useful:
Attached File(s)
File Type: txt 11_Indi_Buffers.txt   2 KB | 10 downloads


Also, here is a proxy file AI was able to figure out:
Attached File(s)
File Type: mq4 11_Proxy_Comparison.mq4   5 KB | 18 downloads

This file also uses iCustom() to get the data from the 11.ex4, so we can see the comparison on the chart:
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The little arrows are from the 11.ex4 data, and the bigger arrows are from the proxy.
And this proxy also writes mismatches to a .csv file on every new bar.
So, now you can work with this further...

Note, the Bearish part is filtered a bit better than the Bullish part, because:
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The bullish side didn't respond as cleanly to adding a second buffer, so it'll stay noisier for now.
.ex4/.ex5 files can't be fixed or modified / I'm not a coder!
  • #82,563
  • Edited 11:50am Jul 12, 9:46am (5 hr ago) | Edited 11:50am
Quoting BestTraderEv
So, now you can work with this further... Note, the Bearish part is filtered a bit better than the Bullshit part
that chart looks cute with it's red and green arrows, but the only bar that a trading bot developer should really be concerned about is the most current bar.

the most current bar, if it produces an "arrow", it will not provide an accurate trading signal.

the red and green arrows in "past bars" literally mean nothing.

prove me wrong: make a trade using this indicator... or make a bot using this indicator... and then you will see that it is useless.

trading 101: a valid indicator must show to you the ENTRY and the EXIT price... and it must be accurate..

anyways, i am going out for breakfast..
  • #82,564
  • Last Post: Edited 12:56pm Jul 12, 12:23pm (2 hr 36 min ago) | Edited 12:56pm
Quoting abadex
{quote} Haha, true! That "Stop Loss" advice on the interface is indeed funny and makes no sense for binary options. {file}
Did some more back and forth with the AI and ended up with an improved version.
This also tracks the win rate of the original and the proxy!
Attached File(s)
File Type: mq4 11_Proxy_Comparison.mq4   15 KB | 430 downloads

BTW.
With a $100 stake / $80 payout structure (i.e., win pays 80% of your risk, loss costs you the full stake), the math per trade is:
EV = (win rate × $80) − (loss rate × $100)
That means you need a win rate above 55.6% just to break even (since 0.556×80 ≈ 0.444×100).

Binary Options are constructed for the gambler to lose.

PS. Oh, and forgot to mention that the actual "culprit" behind this algorithm lies in buffer 7 (counted from 0 to 14).
So, if you can figure out the algo for this oscillator, you will know how it's calculated.

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The Mathematical Disadvantage (The House Edge)

 

  1. Negative Expectancy: Most binary options platforms offer a payout of around 70% to 85% for a winning bet, but you lose 100% of your stake if you are wrong. [1]
  2. Rigged Statistics: To break even, a binary options "trader" needs to be right roughly 55% to 60% of the time. [1]
  3. The Reality: Because short-term price movements are mostly random noise, a person's natural win rate is 50%, guaranteeing they will lose money over time—just like playing roulette. [1]


Structural Differences From Real Investing

  1. Zero Ownership: Traditional investors buy a piece of a company or commodity. If the price drops, they still own the asset and can wait for a recovery. Binary options offer zero ownership; you are simply placing a wager against the platform. [1, 2]
  2. The Clock is the Enemy: Binary options have a hard expiration time (often 60 seconds to one hour). In real investing, time is a tool used to build wealth. In binary options, time is the executioner of your bet. [1, 2, 3]


Official Classification
Because of these predatory mechanics, many major regulators do not view this as trading at all. For example, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have permanently banned the sale of binary options to retail consumers, explicitly comparing them to gambling products.

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