Hi all,

Reading the above posts i'll answer a Q/comment that came up. . . Yes as i posted in post 72 above i do use some different strategies w/this EA. I have been trading manually off a 5 min chart using mathmaticaly same moving averages ported over from the 30 min charts. If you read post 72 there are details, but here it is again; pick your favorite MA on a 30m chart, say it happens to be the 10/100 cross on the 30m chart (i only picked this for ease of math and example). Now we know there are 6 five minute periods in each 30 minute period. So, 10 ma X 6 = 60 on five min chart for the short MA (for our "Close" MA), and 100 ma X 6 = 600 on five min chart for the longer MA (for our "Main" MA). Then i also placed the own chart's same short term MA (in our example the 10) as a signal line.

In my test for the 24 hour period i had 18 trades running round the clock with 13/78/330 MAs set on a 5m chart. I closed all trades out because i wanted to place on the chart the v2tf and start fresh for the next Euro open tonight. Oh, this is a PS, should have told you here that of the 18 trades 8 were profitable (some over 40 pips so there is merit in this model, now what remains is the tweaking).

I hope this helps answer things. I like trading manually with moving averages that mathmaticaly match what i feel are working MAs on a larger time frame chart as i have a heads up to the longer trend by looking at one chart, in this case a 5m chart, AND i have the advantage of seeing how the price is behaving around longer term MAs and support resistance areas with multiple tags (many 5m candle tags on an Hourly MA means more to me visualy than a single tag by the same one hour period's 1 candle).

I am going to post a question i have on the "Delta" code below this one.

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Hi again, I wonder if there was a small error in the code of v2? Here is what i find:

So my paste above, i hope that i've done the correct thing by changing this code as shown here (again for detail's sake):

(Sell1_1 > Sell1_3 && Sell2_1 <= Sell2_3+Delta*Point)//changed this to match line one in Buy but on Sell
// original line was: (Sell1_1 > Sell1_3 && Sell2_1 <= Sell2_3)

Thank you in advance.

Now onto my "Delta" question. Am i correct in thinking, while looking at the code that the "Delta" will place the no-trade-zone around both the main and close moving averages? This is a good thing if that is what the code is telling us in my opinion. I just wanted to make sure i was reading things correctly as written.

--------one more Q.

If the "Buy" code has "Current + 1" should the above posted code for the "Sell" have "Current - 1" instead of +1??

Cheers,
Thom

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YupYup,

You looked at the wrong EAs and wrong statements.
I've never updating anything on the first post of the thread.
May be it is not good but on the first posts of this thread you may see very old EA with very old satements. I am not updating anything on the first post (and asctrend thread as well - nothing was updated on the first post).

The most recent EAs and the satements are here and especially here. 4 pairs with modeling quality 90% back to 2001.

Please don't use EmaFibo_V2 and EmaFibotf_V2 for now because it was found the bug inside coding (thanks accrete).

I got your idea but this EA is having two possibility fot exit:
- exit on crossing of SignalEMA and CloseEMA;
and (not or)
- exit on Stop Loss, take Profit and ts (if StopLossMode = True, TakeProfitMode = True, TrailingStopMode = True).

What does it mean?
It means that if you set TrailingStopMode = True so EA will close the orders accoding to crossing and Trailing Stop as well (Stop loss value will be moving).

Exit of crossing is always "True". But if you set "TrailingStopMode = True" for example so you will have additional possibility for exit.

And StopLossMode, TakeProfitMode and TrailingStopMode are working separatedly from each other. For example EA will use trailing stop anyway even if you have the following settings:
TrailingStopMode = True;
TakeProfitMode = False;
StopLossMode = False.
In this settings EA will use exit on crossing instead of stop loss and will use trailing stop as well.

Any other combination is valid as well.

Please note thatn I am talking about EAs posted here and here.

No, "current - 1" is fully wrong. It is the future bar.
Sorry.

As to Delta so look at the code:
Look at the image attached illustrating this Delta:
only MainEMA is having Delta.

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emafibo_8_21_55.gif (26.6 KB, 582 views)

And look at this image (attached) from USDJPY pre-set files why we need this Delta.

In USDJPY pre-set Delta=1 so sometimes it helps, sometimes not (1 means almost nothing).

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emafibo_usdjpy_pre-set.gif (23.3 KB, 564 views)

ND,

Thanks for showing me what posts you meant . I was wondering which ones you were talking about, but now i know!

B

It was EmaFibo_v1 EA.

As I understand accrete was talking about EmaFibo_v2 EA:

It means that in v #2 we have the same Delta applied on the MainEMA (first entry condition) and on the CloseEMA ( second entry condition).

Look at the image attached. I am not really sure that we need this Delta on the second (re-entry) condition.

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emafibo2.gif (26.9 KB, 556 views)

I corrected the code for EmaFibo_v2 EA. Now we have 2 Delta(s).
As I am not really sure that we need at least one of it so I set the value of Delta1 and Delta2 to 0.

Anyway everybody please feel free to change anything inside the code. because I may do some mistake sometimes.

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emafibo2.gif (26.9 KB, 525 views)

Attached Files

EmaFibo_v2.1.mq4 (11.6 KB, 213 views)

I looked at the pre-set files for EmaFibo_v1 EA and compare it to manual trading and found very strange thing: sometimes w have one order already opened but SignalEMA is not crossing CloseEMA yet but crossing MainEMA once again. So do we need to have the possibility to open more than 1 order at the time (MaxOrders = 3;for example)?