Currently experimenting with various configurations in FNC_DB.
Each week, I create and test several different trading setups. If a setup does not show profitability or potential on a weekly basis, I discontinue the experiment.
Since resuming this work only one setup has shown potential. However, as it is a swing trading setup, I consider it an exception and will continue to monitor it closely over time.
The basic parameters I use when creating a trading strategy are as follows:
Always set a stop-loss (SL).
Limit the maximum loss per trade to 0.1% of total capital.
How to interpret the performance on the FNC_DB dashboard:
The displayed figures represent the profit/loss percentage.
From left to right, the three values indicate:
P/L from today including open trades
P/L from today with only closed trades
P/L from the start date of the experiment
These metrics help me determine whether to continue testing each setup.
Re: The FNC Greedy EA System
102Dear Funchi San,
How should we configure EA settings when swing trading?
For example, a long signal came and we opened the trade, I activate the opposite signal as the exit signal. However, after closing the long trade, it does not open a short trade. Is there a setting in the EA for this?
How can we close the open trade when the opposite signal comes and open a trade in the other direction?
How should we configure EA settings when swing trading?
For example, a long signal came and we opened the trade, I activate the opposite signal as the exit signal. However, after closing the long trade, it does not open a short trade. Is there a setting in the EA for this?
How can we close the open trade when the opposite signal comes and open a trade in the other direction?
Re: The FNC Greedy EA System
103If an entry signal is generated, a new order will be placed.emrah wrote: Sun Oct 12, 2025 10:09 am Dear Funchi San,
How should we configure EA settings when swing trading?
For example, a long signal came and we opened the trade, I activate the opposite signal as the exit signal. However, after closing the long trade, it does not open a short trade. Is there a setting in the EA for this?
How can we close the open trade when the opposite signal comes and open a trade in the other direction?
This cannot be changed.
However, within the same time frame, it is not possible to place a buy order → close → buy order sequence.
On the other hand, a buy order → close → sell order sequence is possible within the same time frame.
If you can provide the currency pair and time when the issue occurred, the template displayed on your chart, and the FNC_DB template, I will be able to investigate further.
I cannot claim there are zero bugs, and words alone are not always enough to fully understand the situation.
If further investigation is required, I will need to recreate the exact same environment as yours.
Re: The FNC Greedy EA System
104exactly I need buy order → close → sell order sequencefunchi wrote: Sun Oct 12, 2025 10:55 am If an entry signal is generated, a new order will be placed.
This cannot be changed.
However, within the same time frame, it is not possible to place a buy order → close → buy order sequence.
On the other hand, a buy order → close → sell order sequence is possible within the same time frame.
If you can provide the currency pair and time when the issue occurred, the template displayed on your chart, and the FNC_DB template, I will be able to investigate further.
I cannot claim there are zero bugs, and words alone are not always enough to fully understand the situation.
If further investigation is required, I will need to recreate the exact same environment as yours.
For example, as in this example, I only want to open trades based on the direction of the kingfisher indicator. When it goes long, it will open a long trade; when it turns short, it will close the long trade and open a short trade. Subsequently, when a long trade comes in, it will close the short trade and open a long trade.