Posts made by josecortesllobat

@cristobaljosemt5

Could you share a screenshot of how you would like the EA behaves? If you have a backtest of your current project, share it and let the people try to figure out how to help you.

Un "set" es un juego de parámetros optimizados de un EA. El set es el que hace que un EA funcione bien en determinadas condiciones.

Un mismo "set" podría hacer funcionar bien al EA para diferentes pares pero lo habitual es que cada par tenga un "set" específico para el EA.

Hola @LUISRI

Yo uso Darwinex con MT5. Mis EAs funcionan bien en cualquier par pero adaptando su set.

El único "problema" que hay en Darwinex con MT5 son lo históricos ya que sólo son propios desde Octubre/2017. En mi opinión, según he visto, los datos anteriores a esa fecha pertenecen a MetaQuotes.

https://fxdreema.com/tutorial/builder/indicators#10

@LUISRI You are right and real environment might be different to Demo or Backtest. But you will agree with the fact that if a strategy has a good behavior in backtest (IS & OOS) and in demo it does not behave exactly as in backtest but close enough, that strategy might have some edge on real.

@roar I totally agree with you. There are other values to look at to be sure that a strategy might be consistently profitable and its behavior is statistically significant.

I would say As higher as better.

If your strategy is profitable for a certain period of time, you will have a PF > 1. So, as an average, for 1$ invested, you will get more than 1$ what let you have a consistent profit.

I reject trading strategies with a PF < 1.3 in a determined period of backtest (IS). That value means that you have a 30% of profit for each 1$ invested as an average. But this is my way to rate the strategies.

Las variables son valores que pueden modificarse en cualquier momento y/o en cualquier lugar del proyecto.

Las contantes (inputs del EA,p.ej., TP fijo -> double ProfitTargetPips = 25.5) no cambian, las variables cambian en función de lo que se almacena en ellas.

Por ejemplo, cada vez que una vela se inicia, quiero registrar ciertos valores en variables. Estas variables van a ir cambiando cada vela nueva.

Por ejemplo, tengo una variable definida como MinProfitTargetPips = 10. Si el profit es mayor que MinProfitTargetPips, MinProfitTargetPips va a ser modificada con el valor del profit que tiene el trade.

Hay muchas posibilidades con fxDreema.

https://fxdreema.com/tutorial/builder/constants-and-variables

If it is a project made with fxDreema, Copy from mq5 and paste on mq4.

https://fxdreema.com/converter

Adjust field is not intended for that mainly.

You can use a "Formula" block for that purpose using X as an input.

StopLosslevel = CandleClose[1] + X (pips as a price fraction)

"Condition" block with

CandleClose[ID = 1] <= CandleMiddleValue [2]

As you said

Condition 2 -> ID 1 closing need to be at the middle or lower of ID 2

It is just a starting point guide. You can add or adjust blocks as you need.

The candle [0] is the most recent and is being formed as the ticks arrive.

Condition 1 -> CandleOpen[ID = 1] > CandleClose[ID = 2]

Does it matter if the candles are bearish or bullish?

Formula 1 -> CandleMiddleValue [1] = (CandleOpen[ID = 1] + CandleClose[ID = 1] )/2 --> Is this block required? I would say no because of your second condition.

Condition 2 -> ID 1 closing need to be at the middle or lower of ID 2 --> What you want is that the CandleClose[ID = 1] is equal or below CandleMiddleValue [ID = 2] Then, you would need to calculate the middle price of the candle with ID = 2. Right?

Formula 2 -> CandleMiddleValue [2] = (CandleOpen[ID = 2] + CandleClose[ID = 2] )/2

Condition 2 -> CandleClose[ID = 1] <= CandleMiddleValue [2]

Start here

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4321/tutorial-08-candle-formations/6

We have that useful tutorial thanks to @miro1360

Try this out