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Your first order will be whatever your Start_Lot_Size is set at. When it comes time for Long_Short_Balance to work it will balance your long and short lot sizes so they are fully hedged, plus add what ever amount you have selected for Balance_Weight, to the side with the trend.
I hope this makes sense.
Things could be changed later, but as of right now, this is how it works.
look at this picture below ,wolfe.
long- short balance = true
start lot size =.1
balance weight =.1
kayvan meyhod=true
and all the other options false.
is there anything more . that i diden`t do? or the positions are ok?
it puts the first entry 0.1 --the second and all remaining trades just --0.2 thanks
look at this picture below ,wolfe.
long- short balance = true
start lot size =.1
balance weight =.1
kayvan meyhod=true
and all the other options false.
is there anything more . that i diden`t do? or the positions are ok?
it puts the first entry 0.1 --the second and all remaining trades just --0.2 thanks
That looks right kayvan. You always have .1 greater on your last order, which is your set balance weight.
You see, it is balancing itself every trade and adding the balance weight, so you always have a greater amount of TOTAL lot sizes open on your last (your trending) side.
Good luck testing tomorrow everyone, I have to check out for the next 20 hours or so. (unfortunately I have to sleep and go to a day job) I'll answer any questions when I get back.
I think I know what kayvan was earlier posting about...
The candlesticks are formed with the ask line....
The kayvan rule is...to buy 3 pips above the high of the candle and sell 3 pips below the low of the candle....VISUALLY
But..
We buy on the ask and sell on the bid...and the high and the low of the candles are formed with the bid on MT4..
wolfe can you go through your entire code and make sure that
bid is for the sells
and....
ask is for the buys
then we can adjust the buy lag and the sell lag when we know for sure you got all the ducks in a row!
He is gonna' beat me...I just know it!
ES
I'm still here for just a little while longer.
The rules in coding an OrderSend() command:
At opening of a market order (OP_SELL or OP_BUY), only the latest prices of Bid (for selling) or Ask (for buying) can be used as open price.
All the long OrderSend() commands contain the Ask:
The rules in coding an OrderSend() command:
At opening of a market order (OP_SELL or OP_BUY), only the latest prices of Bid (for selling) or Ask (for buying) can be used as open price.
All the long OrderSend() commands contain the Ask: