Smart % Reserve Profit

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The Scalper
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Hie guys....was thinking of smart feature....to add input for ( % of profit to Reserve to cover for losses)....eg EA saves 70% of every profitable trade to close a future/current lossing trade/trades...say EA closes a profitable trade at $100 it will have $70 reserved profit ...after X numbers of loosing trades EA starts to use the Reserved profit to close the loosing trades using the $70 reserved profit(this feature should work both when the EA is in profit or when its in loss)Please support guys i see this feature really giving some good results 


Here we can also   have options like sort by profit or time

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The Scalper

Hie Andrey you almost correct, just for clarity where did you get the ( $100 profit) .So let me elaborate more from the example you gave....

So like you said EA has made $1000 profit( remember this are closed grid trades) so the EA reserves 70%  of that which means we get $700 to close future/current grid losses....( The remaining 30% or $300 ,its our profit we cash in that ie we dont reserve that),

Then like you said EA closes the highest loosing orders ($300 and $350 suming to $650) so we are left with $50 in reserve....if EA makes another $100 profit from a profitable  closed grid trade it means we take 70% of that and put in reserve ( which means we now have 70+50 in reserve) ,the other 30% we cash in again

So in laymen's for every profitable grid trade we close we are  reserving 70% of that to close future/current  loosing grid trades and cashing 30% eg( say EA has closed 5 profitable trades ) first trades closed with $10 profit second with $5 third with $1 we reserve 70% of each closed trade and cash 30% 

Then we can have EA inputs for the logic 

1.% of reserve profit eg 70%

2.Close the highest loosing trade/s first

3.Close the highest lots first

4.Close any

5.etc

Hope i was clear ....thanks for all the work Sir🙏🏾

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Andrey Khatimlianskyi
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Let's say you made $1,000 in profit using a grid.

Now you have a losing series with >= X orders, and you want to close up to $700 in losses to shorten this series and close it earlier, right?

For example, you closed the first 2 orders with losses of $350 and $300 (a total of $650), then the series was closed with a profit of $100. Now we have $450 in total profit, and we can use up to 70% of that amount to cover the next losses.

Have I understood your idea correctly?