This is a discussion on One More Holy Grail within the Trading tools forums, part of the Trading Forum category; Originally Posted by igorad Hi, Please take a look at 2 ExFit oscillators: ExFit Stochastic and ExFit Fisher. Code: extern ...
Igorad,
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Thank you.
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I have been thinking on the same thing. But one thing is for shure, this is HARD psychologically. You would almost have to have an EA to do this for two reasons: 1. You can't miss a trade. It could be the rare winner. 2. You can't feel doubt and not take a trade, it could be the winner.
I have started to think that a reverse martingale but with some winnings set aside is a bit of a holy grail.
Reverse martingale is where you increase the risk when you win and lower when you lose. It is supposed to give more return since winners and losers have a tendency to come in clusters.
I have written this as a comment to a blogpost but I repost it here:
For example:
Risking 1% of 100000 (1000 in first round in other words).
Lets say a RR of 1,5 (but most would probably prefer higher),
(Winning percent 50%, doesn’t really change the calculations but how often we get winnings streaks.
Lets risk a lets say a forth won capital since last loser.
We first win 1500 Lets risk 375 extra next time. If a loser we are now down 1% of 101500 and 375 extra. 100110 in other words.
Not that bad, still positive.
Lets say I win four a row then a loser (not THAT uncommon with 50% winners),
With 1% risked of current capital I get:
100000
101500
103022,5
104568
106136
105074
With using an antimartingale of 25% risked of winnings since last loser
100000
101500
103585
106483
110512
106779
I have run simple excel simulations of this and over the long run never seen this system get beat by the straight linear system.
I alse have run a monte carlo simulation of this a few times (1000 trades in a series 10000 times) and the average is always better (by a lot) with using a modified anti martingale. The lowest outcome is lower (it actually is quite easy to calculate worst case compared to linear since that is if you get every other winner and losers. But frankly. That is highly unlikely.
Over 1000 trades (10000 simulations) the average difference (difference calculated as winnings anti martingale/winnings linear) between the systems are average 3,8. Min 0,778 and max 139. Repeated simulations get similar results (the min stays basically the same, average is just under 4… the max varies wildly though. 400. 200 etc.)
So... I guess... smart money managing is my "holy grail".
Hello Igor
It is possible for you , to code Alerts to the ExFit v.2 also with Notification ,if the Colour is changing , please?
Hi Micha,
Please check out the updated ExFit Color indicator with advanced popup/email alert.
Attachment 6282Code:extern int Price = 0; //Price Mode (0...6) extern int Length = 25; //Period of Smoothing extern int Order = 2; //Fitting Order extern double WeightFactor = 2; //WeightFactor(eg. 2-EMA,1-Wilder) extern int Window = 500; //Window size in bars extern string alerts = "--- Alerts & Emails ---"; extern int AlertMode = 1; //Alert Mode (0-off,1-on) extern int SoundsNumber = 5; //Number of sounds after Signal extern int SoundsPause = 5; //Pause in sec between sounds extern string UpSound = "alert.wav"; extern string DnSound = "alert2.wav"; extern int EmailMode = 0; //0-on,1-off extern int EmailsNumber = 1; //0-on,1-off extern int WarningMode = 0; //Warning Mode (0-off,1-on)
Regards,
Igor
Hi!
But like all the Holy Grail indicators does all your ExFit indicators repaint the past in order to look perfect?
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