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ferdinand tampubolon
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hi everyone

i am made this for hobby

lets go....

pair is 

1.AUDCAD
2.AUDJPY
3.AUDNZD
4.AUDUSD
5.CADJPY
6.CHFJPY
7.EURCAD
8.EURCHF
9.EURUSD
10.GBPCAD
11.GBPJPY
12.GBPUSD
13.NZDCAD
14.NZDJPY
15.USDCAD
16.USDJPY

see the what the pass...

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file set 

16pair.zip

live signal =https://www.myfxbook.com/members/VicJay/robo16pairs/10699831

MT version:
Set for MT5 only
EA version:
2.58
Symbol:
16 pair see post
TimeFrame:
1m

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I understood

btw it is work on experimental audusd pair

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audusd_sp500.set

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I understood

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ferdinand tampubolon
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Olá Ferdinando

The correlation between the S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Forex market is quite similar and dynamic.

Both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones have a strong correlation with the Forex market, for several reasons:

Representation of the American economy: Both indices are composed of large American companies and therefore serve as a barometer of the health of the United States economy.

Sensitivity to the dollar: As the dollar is the world's reserve currency, variations in its appreciation or devaluation directly influence both indices and the Forex market.

Risk Appetite: Investor sentiment towards global risk affects both indices and Forex. When risk appetite is high, we tend to see an appreciation of indices and a depreciation of the dollar.

Monetary policy: Federal Reserve (Fed) decisions on interest rates directly impact both indices and Forex.

Volatility: The S&P 500, as it is more diversified, generally presents lower volatility compared to the Dow Jones, but you would have to test it to see which one performs better as a reference in your strategy/set compared to forex peers.

SP500 pair more good for swing ( personal statement) 

SPread is big to copy warning at log


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Olá Ferdinando

The correlation between the S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Forex market is quite similar and dynamic.

Both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones have a strong correlation with the Forex market, for several reasons:

Representation of the American economy: Both indices are composed of large American companies and therefore serve as a barometer of the health of the United States economy.

Sensitivity to the dollar: As the dollar is the world's reserve currency, variations in its appreciation or devaluation directly influence both indices and the Forex market.

Risk Appetite: Investor sentiment towards global risk affects both indices and Forex. When risk appetite is high, we tend to see an appreciation of indices and a depreciation of the dollar.

Monetary policy: Federal Reserve (Fed) decisions on interest rates directly impact both indices and Forex.

Volatility: The S&P 500, as it is more diversified, generally presents lower volatility compared to the Dow Jones, but you would have to test it to see which one performs better as a reference in your strategy/set compared to forex peers.

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Hello Ferdinando Tampubolon

Apologies for the delay.

Attached are the 84 tests and a tabulation of the tests carried out with version 3 of your strategy.

NOTE: Just like the previous tests I carried out, these tests were also carried out with fixed lots at $0.01 and risk at 0.01%, that is, the same previous standard was used.

1 - test Ref. USDJPY.zip
2 - test Ref. EURUSD.zip
Tabulation.xlsx

Conclusion: Compared to tests on previous versions, this time version 3 presented lower results than other versions already tested, many of which versions 1 and 2 I am already using even on a real account.

Another topic/idea: I would like to share an idea I had this weekend, I would like your opinion to know if it makes sense or not.

The main indices in the world are: the Dow Jones and the S&P 500, many assets in the world follow their trend movement or at least use it as a reference/beacon/return parameter, does it make sense to use one of these indices as a parameter? for your strategy replacing the UERUSD and USDJPY benchmark?

what plot this idea can you show the detail

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Hello Ferdinando Tampubolon

Apologies for the delay.

Attached are the 84 tests and a tabulation of the tests carried out with version 3 of your strategy.

NOTE: Just like the previous tests I carried out, these tests were also carried out with fixed lots at $0.01 and risk at 0.01%, that is, the same previous standard was used.

1 - test Ref. USDJPY.zip
2 - test Ref. EURUSD.zip
Tabulation.xlsx

Conclusion: Compared to tests on previous versions, this time version 3 presented lower results than other versions already tested, many of which versions 1 and 2 I am already using even on a real account.

Another topic/idea: I would like to share an idea I had this weekend, I would like your opinion to know if it makes sense or not.

The main indices in the world are: the Dow Jones and the S&P 500, many assets in the world follow their trend movement or at least use it as a reference/beacon/return parameter, does it make sense to use one of these indices as a parameter? for your strategy replacing the UERUSD and USDJPY benchmark?

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ferdinand tampubolon
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Hello Ferdinand

The results of the tests and files were already following the previous messages...

hello hooffmann these is new update just replace the old if you running in demo acc or cent acc

******** warning this file may damage your cost , just use it at demo account first****

2024_new.zip

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hello Douglas Hoffmann
i will update the new file after this

Hello Ferdinand

The results of the tests and files were already following the previous messages...

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ferdinand tampubolon
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Hello Ferdinand Tampubolon

Attached are the results of the tests and tabulation of the strategy/file eurusd2024v2, I changed the numbering/magic number, but I didn't change anything in the structure of the strategy you put together, I just ran the tests on the currency pairs and tabulated it to see how the strategy turned out. in each of the pairs...

NOTE: File/strategy eurusd2024v2 is the same as File/strategy CP 800165 Ref. EURUSD Pairs V2 EURUSD M1 MT5 Lot Fixed and Risk 0.01 RoboForex

which I just renamed into the pattern that I use to test strategies and not get lost over time/years.

TESTs.zip 

CP 800165 Ref. EURUSD Pairs V2 EURUSD M1 MT....SET

Tabulação CP 800165 e 800166.xlsx


Remembering that I am still waiting for the usdjpy2024v2 file which presented an error in the tests and I was unable to perform them

hello Douglas Hoffmann
i will update the new file after this

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hello Douglas Hoffmann

i have new set for test it ( eurusd and usdjpy) 

i cannot test it my limited source for tickdata . let me know the performance new set

MT5 2024V2.zip

Hello Ferdinand Tampubolon

Attached are the results of the tests and tabulation of the strategy/file eurusd2024v2, I changed the numbering/magic number, but I didn't change anything in the structure of the strategy you put together, I just ran the tests on the currency pairs and tabulated it to see how the strategy turned out. in each of the pairs...

NOTE: File/strategy eurusd2024v2 is the same as File/strategy CP 800165 Ref. EURUSD Pairs V2 EURUSD M1 MT5 Lot Fixed and Risk 0.01 RoboForex

which I just renamed into the pattern that I use to test strategies and not get lost over time/years.

TESTs.zip 

CP 800165 Ref. EURUSD Pairs V2 EURUSD M1 MT....SET

Tabulação CP 800165 e 800166.xlsx


Remembering that I am still waiting for the usdjpy2024v2 file which presented an error in the tests and I was unable to perform them