New features: two AIs that change discretion.
Recently I’ve been taking time updating the Peace set.
An indicator that AI monitors various figures.
It’s hard for people to watch and verify, but monitoring fixed values from fixed perspectives is AI’s strong suit.
Rather than swallowing everything hook, line, and sinker, it’s good to use as reference and train your body to recognize the patterns in price movements.
Even if you say cool things, stop-losses exist just like usual. The numbers for AI BUY and AI SELL below are worth referring to.
Again and again I think that continuing to trade in the same environment is experience. It’s impossible to win 100% of the time.
Understanding that completely, win or lose, I continue to trade relentlessly in the same environment.
If you keep tweaking indicator settings or adding things each time you lose, you’ll never become good.
This is another AI indicator. When you press the AI button on the chart, the chart screenshot, indicator settings, and a detailed chart explanation are instantly output to a file.
Then you paste that into your own AI. A lot of information appears that’s cumbersome to type by yourself, which you pass to the AI.
Anyone who’s ever interacted with AI a bit will know that just pasting a chart and asking whether it’s up or down often leads the AI to say somewhat random things.
First, give the AI a role with prompts, and convey the detailed chart situation; you’ll receive detailed responses like the above.
Using two kinds of AI as references is quite good. Because they make cooler-headed judgments than humans.
Then add your own experience on top. The performance tends to stabilize after that.
In my case, I have a habit of entering quickly, which often creates a pattern that’s a bit challenging, but when I ask the AI, it warns me not to jump in here.
It warns me with a smile.
After that, I added a profitability chart.
How do you all handle profitability charts? I once earned a living from pachinko, so I understand the importance of profitability charts very well.
Those who are sloppy here won’t win, I think. I use a Python script to pull logs directly from MT4 and embed them into an executable file, but
this is hard to market. When you install it, a warning appears on the PC, so many people are hesitant.
So I bundled profitability charts with the indicator type.
But in the end, what sells in the market is an EA. Is everyone pressed for time? I think mastering discretionary trading is a lifelong valuable skill, though.
I’ve blown up money many times with EAs, and there were times when work couldn’t proceed. I’ve faced many big losses from small gains turning into big losses.
I’ll stick to discretionary trading from now on.
Just a brief introduction to new features.