Mysterious quotarbitrage reversequot EA from RUSSIA
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  1. #1
    1 Attachment(s) Located on MT website: http://translate.google.com/translat...l4.com/ru/1060

    Original post in Russian, the translation isn't actually making sense to me can anyone else know how it works?

    Update 10/16/2011: Attaching an updated version with some bugs removed.
    https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/gene...e-meeting.html
    https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/cryp...en-orders.html

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Can someone amend this EA so it can open mini lots rather than 1 normal lot? First time I watch an EA that it is impossible to tell what kind of indior it uses to open transactions.

    Does this make a difference if you set the begin price above or below the current price? Or do you need to choose a bias before placing the begin price?
    I looked through the code that determines lot size. I don't know much about mql but it Appears to Be way more elaborate in the coding than in actual performance:

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    double lots = 0;
    double price = 0;
    double dt = (cash / Ask - com) * experts / (experts 1);
    if(dt lt; 0)
    {
    if(buyprofit lt; 0)
    return(0);
    if(sellprofit gt; 0.01)
    return(0);
    dt = (Id - cash / Bid) * experts / (experts 1);
    if(dt lt; 1)

    closeby(tickbuy, ticksell);
    return(0);

    if(dt gt; 10)
    dt = 10;
    lots = MathFloor(dt) / 10;
    if(tickbuy gt;= 0)
    {
    if(buyvolume gt; lots)
    {...
    Am trying to get some aid from a coding team on How Best to simplify using a static factor without changing the EA functioning. Will update in my own findings.

    On your next point, this can be the tricky part. You're correct, it seems that on certain pairs as soon as you determine a bias, you set the price to be somewhere over the current price action if you're bearish. . . A level you don't expect to be hit. From there, it seems when price moves X amount of pips a new short position will be opened at the direction moving away from your ceiling price.
    If price action does cross this, it will open buy transactions.

    Within my attachment of this gbp/jpy eur/jpy (1 minute chart), I'd set the ceiling price well above the current price and was only lucky enough to receive a sharp selloff through 3 sessions, Asian, London and NY.

    However, I state catchy because on other pairs it seems to work the opposite way.
    Maybe I am just using it wrong, not certain. However, the operation seems to work correct on gbp/jpy, usd/jpy and eur/jpy.

    Usd/jpy is just another enjoyable pair with this way of trade as it's so range jump.
    I will exhibit this pair also.

  3. #3
    Hi. I only found out that there has been an update to remove some bugs, see attached.


    I am still using a 10 pip take profit EA to close all transactions. Because of latency, they are a bit more than 10 pip profits so far.

    This upgraded version appears to be a more refined basket trade, it has a TP to the basket which the preceding one didnt. I am viewing both short and long positions so still not certain what this thing's logic is.
    https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/atta... (LotsDivider)

  4. #4
    Does trades close after a number of pips reduction or are you having a seperate EA to prevent loss like you are doing to close trades in profit? In that case, how many pips are you setting your stop loss at?

  5. #5
    Honestly I wanted to try out this new version out , then figure what the best SL ought to be while running it in conjunction with the TP ea so in this current test no SL set (I understand a recipe for disaster). In the instant TP is being used to close trades until this can be figured out.

    Will post my results in a few hours. Maybe thats something you can help me figure out in this situation. Utilizing the significance indi, EST 10, at about midnight it appeared that the dollar and yen were strengthening and this gave me a prejudice to short the carry trade. Some buys on eur/jpy did slip since over 90% of the other trades went the yen since they ought to have.

    Separately I'm going to run this new variant alone with no separate TP ea since it has basket TP/SL and see what happens. Will post more information.


    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Does the expert close trades after a variety of pips reduction or are you using a seperate EA to prevent loss as if you're doing to close trades in profit? If so, the number of pips are you placing your stop loss at?

  6. #6
    Bump.

    Can this work?

    Always had a thing for russian EAs

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Bump.

    Does this job?

    Always had a thing for russian EAs
    The message board postings about this EA are in Russian. Running it is unenlightening.

    I looked at the code quite a while ago and gave up. It's very convoluted and undocumented. There was never understanding or a clear description of what the actual trading algorithm was.

  8. #8
    Please a few make changes and upload here since I see lots of Currency Market trader use this ea http://www.myfxbook.com/members/pyxl...lik2009/260157 only see here that individual use ea similar to this

  9. #9
    Thank you a lot for sharing this ea.
    Can you please tell me how to use it? Do I have to put this ea on all charts?What are the configurations should I use? Please tell me.
    Thank you

  10. #10
    Hi,
    Are you still using arbitrage reverse EA if so have you got an updated model or a preset document.
    I'm not sure how it works.

    Thks

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