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Leo,
This may not be right either but it is a close I am going to get without a lot of debugging.Attached Files
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Re: Reply to post 'stop loss and limit orders on simple .efs strategy'
David
I have tried running the efs and it is not giving any signals.
That aside, if I understood Leopold's strategy correctly, he wants the entry
to be on the Open of the next bar.
It looks like you set it to the current bar.
Alex
Note: This message is referring to the first iteration of the efsLast edited by ACM; 02-17-2003, 02:49 AM.
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Well, at least this one trades on the open of the next bar and made $4,100 with only 59 trades in 10 days on a 5min ES #F chart.
This backtesting is kinda slick.Attached Files
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Re: Reply to post 'Re: Reply to post 'stop loss and limit orders on simple .efs strategy''
third iteration made 4100 on 59 trades on a 5 min es #f chart, not bad.
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Hi guys,
Thanks for your prompt response. I never thought that I would get such kind of cooperation on a Sunday afternoon.
The .efs formula is definitely getting better, it is not the simple 10 lines script posted on Yahoo groups anymore.
Perhaps I am confused with the new script but I miss the following instructions on LeoS.efs:
1) It is a price close below or under 13 EMA what activates an order, not the EMA cross over itself. In fact, EMA 13 position Vs. EMA 5 is only a precondition. Seems to me that the script only recognizes EMA crossover.
2) Ok, with the stop loss orders 0.0050 away from entry point. That seems to work fine but I can't find the limit orders 1.0000 away from entry point anywhere.
3) The formula is not designed to always have an order open in the market. Whenever the stop loss or limit order of previous trade gets hit the system must wait to validate all conditions before entering the market again.
Once again thanks so much for your help.
Regards,
Leopoldo
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