Bogie-MA_Gap-2cns (By wackena)
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Bogie-MA_Gap-2cns Discussion
Member Since Oct 29, 2011
12 posts
Dec 13, 2011 at 18:57
Wow where did this account come from? The previous Bogie account was stuck in negative for a while. This one is 2.5 months old.
Time is your friend; impulse is your enemy. - Jack Bogle
Member Since Oct 29, 2011
12 posts
Dec 13, 2011 at 20:08
It is impressive. Is the variable setting adaptable to market conditions?
Time is your friend; impulse is your enemy. - Jack Bogle
Member Since Sep 24, 2009
19 posts
Dec 14, 2011 at 14:18
Hello Bill,
Glad to see a new EA. Do you have a live account running the EA? Would be great to see one. What is the recommended leverage?
Thanks.
Fred
Glad to see a new EA. Do you have a live account running the EA? Would be great to see one. What is the recommended leverage?
Thanks.
Fred
Dec 14, 2011 at 16:12
Hello,
Yes. a small mini Live account running on only 1 symbol. Will need a few more months to generate Live data on the other suggested symbols.
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/wackena/bogie-ma-gap2cns-live/207865
Yes. a small mini Live account running on only 1 symbol. Will need a few more months to generate Live data on the other suggested symbols.
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/wackena/bogie-ma-gap2cns-live/207865
"Steady Equity Growth" is the name of the game.
Member Since Sep 24, 2009
19 posts
Dec 15, 2011 at 09:47
Hello again,
I will start an account with CNS. can you please send me the settings for the 3 pairs you are using on this demo including the Risk level?
Thanks.
Fred
I will start an account with CNS. can you please send me the settings for the 3 pairs you are using on this demo including the Risk level?
Thanks.
Fred
Dec 15, 2011 at 11:28
Hello,
The EA uses preset variable values. When EA is started, the settings are read from our Bogie server. The EA is setup for 4 symbols. USDJPY, GBPJPY, EURJPY, CHFJPY. You should be aware of the CHFJPY volatility. This symbol has the history of high gains, along with severe periodic loses.
The EA uses preset variable values. When EA is started, the settings are read from our Bogie server. The EA is setup for 4 symbols. USDJPY, GBPJPY, EURJPY, CHFJPY. You should be aware of the CHFJPY volatility. This symbol has the history of high gains, along with severe periodic loses.
"Steady Equity Growth" is the name of the game.
Member Since Sep 24, 2009
19 posts
Dec 15, 2011 at 14:03
Thanks.
Just to confirm I am doing the right thing. I have installed the 3 pairs on the metatrader plattform. I am using forex.com which is using and extension of FXF to the pair name. I have only entered a risk level of 0.2.
Can I assume that the EA will work with forex.com that uses FXF extension to the pair?
Should I change any other inputs in the EA or the inputs will be uses as preset variable once connected to the Bogie server?
Many thanks.
Just to confirm I am doing the right thing. I have installed the 3 pairs on the metatrader plattform. I am using forex.com which is using and extension of FXF to the pair name. I have only entered a risk level of 0.2.
Can I assume that the EA will work with forex.com that uses FXF extension to the pair?
Should I change any other inputs in the EA or the inputs will be uses as preset variable once connected to the Bogie server?
Many thanks.
Dec 15, 2011 at 16:19
Hello,
The EA should work OK with suffix FXF to symbol name. It works OK with IBFXm symbol name. No need to change any settings to run with our latest optimization. When settings value =0, then EA is using preset value. When a setting is changed (value>0), then that value is used.
The EA should work OK with suffix FXF to symbol name. It works OK with IBFXm symbol name. No need to change any settings to run with our latest optimization. When settings value =0, then EA is using preset value. When a setting is changed (value>0), then that value is used.
"Steady Equity Growth" is the name of the game.
forex_trader_54576
Member Since Nov 25, 2011
3 posts
Dec 19, 2011 at 11:01
Hello,
Can I run your EA in an account which already contains others EAs ?
Indeed you take 10% of profit, then can you make the difference between the profit generate by your EA and the profits generate by the others existing EA ?
Can I run your EA in an account which already contains others EAs ?
Indeed you take 10% of profit, then can you make the difference between the profit generate by your EA and the profits generate by the others existing EA ?
Member Since Sep 24, 2009
19 posts
Dec 20, 2011 at 17:13
Hello,
I am just checking if there have been any trades since December 15. I am running the EA on VPS on forex.com on 3 pairs. Any trades since then?
Thnx.
I am just checking if there have been any trades since December 15. I am running the EA on VPS on forex.com on 3 pairs. Any trades since then?
Thnx.
Dec 20, 2011 at 18:08
Hello,
last trade was on 2011.12.16.
When there are no open trades, EA does market analysis before opening a trade. This can take from a few minutes to several weeks depending on price oscillation pattern. After it opens 1st trade, EA is committed to current market conditions and will trade more frequently.
last trade was on 2011.12.16.
When there are no open trades, EA does market analysis before opening a trade. This can take from a few minutes to several weeks depending on price oscillation pattern. After it opens 1st trade, EA is committed to current market conditions and will trade more frequently.
"Steady Equity Growth" is the name of the game.
forex_trader_13385
Member Since Jun 10, 2010
48 posts
Dec 21, 2011 at 00:02
(edited Dec 21, 2011 at 00:02)
Hi, Is the ea programmed not to trade over xmas/new yr holidays or any other period during the year?
Dec 21, 2011 at 11:58
ncyforex posted:
Do I need to set the stoploss etc for the EA as most of these settings are blank? Can you post the settings you're using for this MybookFx demo account
Jason
Hello,
You need to do nothing, as the EA uses preset settings that EA reads from our server. If you prefer to develop your settings, set input EA_Testing=true. Then perform optimization tests as described in the Instruction Manual.
"Steady Equity Growth" is the name of the game.
Member Since Sep 24, 2009
19 posts
Dec 23, 2011 at 12:39
Hello,
I see a trade opened on CHFJPY on this Demo but it was not opened in my plattform on the VPS. I am running the EA on forex.com. Please advise.
Thanks.
Happy holidays.
I see a trade opened on CHFJPY on this Demo but it was not opened in my plattform on the VPS. I am running the EA on forex.com. Please advise.
Thanks.
Happy holidays.
Dec 23, 2011 at 13:01
Hello,
The opened trade was on GBPJPY.
In the past, I have seen the same thing between demo accounts and live to demo accounts on same broker.
The EA runs the same code on all Brokers. I found that different results are from connectivity to server (Latency Times) issues and/or Spread and Stop Level settings by broker. It only takes 1 pip to make or miss a trade signal.
Demo and Live accounts by their nature will never have identical results. Demo has more static spreads and Stop Level, while with Live account these are always changing. Also, Demo accounts are direct market feeds, while Live accounts are through Broker's Bank to Market. This effects latency times and Broker's live account server can refuse order calls during high volume periods. This is the nature of Live account trading.
I have run 2 Live accounts on separate PCs, on same broker, same EA, same settings and had different results.
The opened trade was on GBPJPY.
In the past, I have seen the same thing between demo accounts and live to demo accounts on same broker.
The EA runs the same code on all Brokers. I found that different results are from connectivity to server (Latency Times) issues and/or Spread and Stop Level settings by broker. It only takes 1 pip to make or miss a trade signal.
Demo and Live accounts by their nature will never have identical results. Demo has more static spreads and Stop Level, while with Live account these are always changing. Also, Demo accounts are direct market feeds, while Live accounts are through Broker's Bank to Market. This effects latency times and Broker's live account server can refuse order calls during high volume periods. This is the nature of Live account trading.
I have run 2 Live accounts on separate PCs, on same broker, same EA, same settings and had different results.
"Steady Equity Growth" is the name of the game.
