Re: The FNC Greedy System

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funchi wrote: Thu Jun 22, 2023 6:14 pm Entry is done by EA and exit is done manually.

If you exit while the entry condition is met,
It will enter again.

If I have already traded, I should not enter,
That definition is difficult.

1. only one entry today?
2. one entry in one hour?
3. one entry on the current entry signal?
4. etc.

Did you use the first "FNC Greedy System_X-Gen.tpl"?
This gives entry signals intermittently and frequently.

The solution of only one entry with the current entry signal will break down.

Then, entry is not only done by the EA,
Do we need to manually control whether entry is allowed or not?

For example, would it be useful to have a column where you can manually change the signal?

What is the problem in this case?
Funchi I noticed something as I was setting up the X-Gen template.
The FNC_dashboard_Ind_ms_ma_order has option to set the signal judge method as 'MA1 is above/below MA2' or 'Crossed'
When I select 'Crossed', the signals are few but when I select 'MA1 is above/below MA2' the signals are many.
Could this be the reason why the EA keeps opening trades once MA1 is above/below MA2 even when you exit?
Can we try the 'Crossed' option to see if this solves the problem.
See images attached
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Re: The FNC Greedy System

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[quote=TradeXtra post_id=1295516420 time=1687431620 user_id=4945462]
Funchi I noticed something as I was setting up the X-Gen template.
The FNC_dashboard_Ind_ms_ma_order has option to set the signal judge method as 'MA1 is above/below MA2' or 'Crossed'
When I select 'Crossed', the signals are few but when I select 'MA1 is above/below MA2' the signals are many.
Could this be the reason why the EA keeps opening trades once MA1 is above/below MA2 even when you exit?
Can we try the 'Crossed' option to see if this solves the problem.

But then if the lower time frame ma already crossed before the higher time frame gives entry signal, one will miss that trade entry :think: :D
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TradeXtra wrote: Thu Jun 22, 2023 9:00 pm Funchi I noticed something as I was setting up the X-Gen template.
The FNC_dashboard_Ind_ms_ma_order has option to set the signal judge method as 'MA1 is above/below MA2' or 'Crossed'
When I select 'Crossed', the signals are few but when I select 'MA1 is above/below MA2' the signals are many.
Could this be the reason why the EA keeps opening trades once MA1 is above/below MA2 even when you exit?
Can we try the 'Crossed' option to see if this solves the problem.
See images attached
To be sure, I'll explain the options,
"MA1 is above/below MA2",
If MA1 > MA2, the up arrow will continue to appear.
It will continue to be displayed.

Crossed" displays the up arrow when the previous bar is MA1 < MA2 and the next bar is MA1 > MA2.
This is only displayed at that time.

As has been said, this eliminates the problem described above,
On the contrary, in a situation where you originally want to enter,
other signals must also be pointing in the same direction at that moment, and you will miss the entry.

Of course, this is fine if the strategy is triggered by this.
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Re: The FNC Greedy System

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funchi wrote: Wed Jun 21, 2023 8:30 am "MQL4\Indicators\FNC_dashboard"フォルダにコピー
FNC_dashboard_Ind_ms_Breakout_signal_mrdfx.ex4

"MQL4\Indicators\FNC"フォルダにコピー
Breakout signal.ex4

Please confirm.
The signal is wrong.
The judgment method is missing.
Parameters are missing.
etc.
Thank you in advance.
friend, i save the indicators in folders but when i click dont open in dashboard....


Re: The FNC Greedy System

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TradeXtra wrote: Fri Jun 23, 2023 9:38 am Funchi here's a the template I created for X-Gen.
Please check it.
Hope I did it right?
3xXXuma is the same as the direction of entry,
MA and TDI regardless,
If the ORDER turns the other way, it's an EXIT.

In other words,
If the order goes in the opposite direction, it is an exit.


In this case, the settings are as shown in the image below.


There are two main ways to set up an exit.

1. the match ratio is smaller than the set value.
"Signal Match ratio for Exit (%LT)".
For example,
There is no superiority or inferiority of singles,
If more than 1 out of 4 conditions are mismatched, the value is set to 100.
If two or more of the four conditions disagree, set the value to 75.

2. the match ratio is greater than the set value.
"Signal Match ratio for Exit (%GE)".
For example,
If both the A and B signals are opposite, set the value to 100.
If either the A or B signal is opposite, set the value to 50.


In this case, if only the ORDER signal turns the opposite direction,
Set "Signal Match ratio for Exit (%GE)" to 100.


Also,
I think it's probably OK, but (sorry, I'm uncertain)
I set this up conventionally.

Enter in the direction of signal 1.
The "same", "different", or "opposite" setting is based on Signal 1.
Therefore, Signal 1 is a more suitable signal for MA than for ORDER.


The rollover time is long.
During rollover, it is equivalent to unconnected.
It does nothing.

There is a schedule function.
It is better to use this one.
"FNC_dashboard_scheduler".

The others are good.
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