Scalping EURUSD

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  • #31707

    I have been reading about mean reverting strategies for intra days and in one article I red the author claimed that it’s actually easier to do it in the second half of the day when the movements are a bit smoother. To test this I made a simple bollinger band strategy and the result looks nice, but does anyone know if this is actually can perform on a longer period of time? I have only optimised the stop loss. Everything else is untouched.

     

    #31715

    BTW – I have backtested with 0.6 pip spread.

    #31719

    Hi

    Looking good, i put it on demo

    i changed line 26 to only “sell at market”

    and line 41 to “exitshort at market”

     

     

    #31722

    Hi Eric!

    I’ve done the same. You can also change the exit conditions to only include the “close”. Including the other command makes no difference to the result.

    #33156

    Here is a quick version for USDJPY (5min) spread 0.8. I have not worked on optimisation yet. I hav added the ADX indicator.

     

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    #33181

    Here is an updated version on the EURUSD. The major improvement is with focus on a lower draw down.

     

    #33232

    Just a quick run.- It Looks like if only going short on the udsjpy ver- it gets better statistic. Long only provide 1.5%

    Cheers Kasper

    #33277

    Hi Kasper!

    Where do you find the 1,5% gain? In my backtest (100 000 bars) I have the split 53,86%/87,5% between Long/short.

    1,5% would make sense on a 100 000  bars backtest because only about 3 months are positive trend, the rest is negative.

    #33283

    Hi Victor- I might be wrong- I will check again when home 🙂

     

    #33354
    Maz

    Hi guys,

    I like this one so if you don’t mind me contributing, I’ve made some modifications and thought I’d share.

    1. Logic optimization: The system is quite slow over many bars so I’ve made some logic optimizations to have it perform a bit faster. It makes a considerable difference during optimization. It could be further optimized, but keeping it as readable as possible for now.
    2. As people from all over might be working on this I’ve introduced a GMT timezone offset variable so that you can keep the same times and just change it to +1 (if in the EU)  or have fun with it. It’s a clean way to shift trading time constrains forward of back with 1 number
    3. Stop loss selection framework – currently I’ve just got 2 options there: a static stop loss or (the one selected currently) a ATR based dynamic stop loss. This seems to perform better on USD/JPY – haven’t tested any more yet.
    4. Variable optimization selection framework so you can keep the same code base and dump different variable sets. (I haven’t optimized all the variables yet)

     

    Hope this helps. Any questions about what I did, let me know. Cheers @ victormork, good work.

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    #33358
    Maz
    #33365

    Hi Victor, I still get the same result on 100000 unit- However I had a 0 more in the initial capital- but it still off your results- what timezone are you in?

     

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    #33369
    ALE

    @Maz you are very Big! 😉

    #33381

    Hi Maz- I don’t get our result at all? 🙁

    If I am correct you are 1 hour behind me(?) I’m at +1 GMT

    here is my results from your ITF file.

    what could be wrong?

    Cheers Kasper

     

     

    #33392
    Maz

    Not sure, Kasper. I have tried playing with the time zones and here are 3 different results attached. I see from the screen shot your results are displayed in Yen? Not sure what data feed or vehicle to market you are using or if that has something to do with it?  I’m sure it’s something simple.

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