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great work!

is this a model of your actual trading method? or another model of trading youre using?

itll be good to see how it goes forward testing. its amazing how much discretion is still used in a mechanical system. im trying to code up the franklin based on my system, and the initial rules werent enough. we've had to do 4 versions just to get the entry point correct and have the computer take into account things i as a trader didnt realise i really did (things like support/resistance, movement of other currencies, viewing of the chart for a longer time period etc). now just have to move onto the hard part - exits!

working through the logic steps and seeing the outcomes, and limitations (and strengths) of automated trading is probably 70% of the lesson. the coding of the syntax is no where near as challenging when you have step by step method of what you want to achieve.

if you can create such a complicated excel sheet with google, i think youd be able to create a MT4 (or other platform) language with consummate ease.

<blockquote data-quote="Stormin_Norman" data-source="post: 407467" data-attributes="member: 13921">great work! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />is this a model of your actual trading method? or another model of trading youre using?itll be good to see how it goes forward testing. its amazing how much discretion is still used in a mechanical system. im trying to code up the franklin based on my system, and the initial rules werent enough. we&#039;ve had to do 4 versions just to get the entry point correct and have the computer take into account things i as a trader didnt realise i really did (things like support/resistance, movement of other currencies, viewing of the chart for a longer time period etc). now just have to move onto the hard part - exits!working through the logic steps and seeing the outcomes, and limitations (and strengths) of automated trading is probably 70% of the lesson. the coding of the syntax is no where near as challenging when you have step by step method of what you want to achieve. if you can create such a complicated excel sheet with google, i think youd be able to create a MT4 (or other platform) language with consummate ease.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormin_Norman, post: 407467, member: 13921"] great work! :) is this a model of your actual trading method? or another model of trading youre using? itll be good to see how it goes forward testing. its amazing how much discretion is still used in a mechanical system. im trying to code up the franklin based on my system, and the initial rules werent enough. we've had to do 4 versions just to get the entry point correct and have the computer take into account things i as a trader didnt realise i really did (things like support/resistance, movement of other currencies, viewing of the chart for a longer time period etc). now just have to move onto the hard part - exits! working through the logic steps and seeing the outcomes, and limitations (and strengths) of automated trading is probably 70% of the lesson. the coding of the syntax is no where near as challenging when you have step by step method of what you want to achieve. if you can create such a complicated excel sheet with google, i think youd be able to create a MT4 (or other platform) language with consummate ease. [/QUOTE]

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