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If you want to program any EA and look for a good programmer then I highly recommend you to Shinigami (Forex-TSD username). He is great programmer and I worked with him to get an EA and he done very well. I posted a project for him at scriptlance.com here is proof:
Every EA are potencially very profitable. In the end, they all needed to be fix. At the very end, the truly very profitable EA will be in the hand of the original programmer or those who buy it.
Since most EA's are currently unprofitable, it's hard to get motivated to "fix" a completely unknown EA. The only possible reason would be that one has some knowledge of the EA's potential, so that it's worth the time and effort spent working on it.
For example, if the EA makes money most of the time but occasionally loses catastrophically, it might be worth trying to fix it. But if it loses all the time and I have to figure out how it works, I probably won't feel like I have time.
So do you know enough about this EA to motivate someone to fix it?
__________________ Success is more perspiration than inspiration . . .
Well I've written it, so yeah I know how it works...
By "fixing" I didn't mean changing the basic logic...
I've attached a newer version below, what needs to be done is - opening one order at a time (and not many in close proximity), closing orders and adding a trend that would tell should it only buy or sell...
But I'm gonna work on it and report back...still the logic is simple and fixing the bugs should not be time-consuming...
PS Since it's a "beta-testing-only-version" the attached file has no tp, sl, and ts, and is only for SELLING, but buying is done opposite...
// Brian Intra-day idea.
//
// 3 Nov 06.
// This is just a draft based on my understanding of Brian idea...
// Not sure if this is what he mean exactly, need to verify.
//SetChartBkGradientFill( ParamColor("BgTop", colorWhite),ParamColor("BgBottom", colorLightYellow),ParamColor("title block",colorWhite));
Displacement = Param("Displacement", 1, 0, 1 );
Diff_prd1 = 5;
Diff_prd2 = 7;
Diff_prd3 = 22;
Diff_prd4 = 80;
//Working out the Possible Price Range...(This is Dynamic)
//1) For the Caculated Today Possible High with Respect to Today Low...
//2) For the Caculated Today Possible Low with Respect to Today Low...
DynHigh1 = L + Ref(Diff_HL_MA1,-1);
DynLow1 = H - Ref(Diff_HL_MA1,-1);
DynHigh2 = L + Ref(Diff_HL_MA2,-1);
DynLow2 = H - Ref(Diff_HL_MA2,-1);
DynHigh3 = L + Ref(Diff_HL_MA3,-1);
DynLow3 = H - Ref(Diff_HL_MA3,-1);
printf("Today Dynamic High (7 Day MA) is: %g\n",DynHigh1);
printf("Today Dynamic Low (7 Day MA) is: %g\n",DynLow1);
printf("\n");
printf("Today Dynamic High (22 Day MA) is: %g\n",DynHigh2);
printf("Today Dynamic Low (22 Day MA) is: %g\n",DynLow2);
printf("\n");
printf("Today Dynamic High (50 Day MA) is: %g\n",DynHigh3);
printf("Today Dynamic Low (50 Day MA) is: %g\n",DynLow3);
printf("\n\n");
_SECTION_END();