A combination that worked well with RSI and moving averages in 2017

Hello!

This is Satori, investigating FX.


This time, we have changed the initial settings of RSIMA Push-Through-Kun, and we would like to inform you.


Using the USDJPY 1-hour chart, we changed the initial settings to a combination of RSI and moving averages that was particularly compatible in 2017.

The initial setting views the trend by the slope of 4-hour 125 EMA,

When buying, if the rate is above the 1-hour 85 EMA and RSI falls below 40 and then rises above 50, buy;

When selling, if the rate falls below the 1-hour 85 EMA and RSI rises above 60 and then falls below 50, sell,

that is the setup.

It is a scenario management indicator and EA using RSI and moving averages.

We have included a reference preset file for initial settings that can be loaded from the EA’s settings screen. You may freely modify the settings, save them in MT4 under File → Open Data Folder → MQL4 → Presets, and load as appropriate for convenience.

Currency-free and time-frame-free, but here are example signals on USD/JPY 1-hour chart as follows.

The image below is a buy signal example.

The image below is a sell signal example.

The image below shows the balance curve over five years.
In particular, the settings that performed well in 2017 were set as the initial settings.





From MT4 five-year report

Trading unit 0.1 lot

Net profit 12,651 yen

Profit factor 1.91

Total trades 90

Win rate 73.3% (66 wins, 24 losses)

Maximum drawdown 40,400 yen

TP 140 pips

SL 120 pips

With a 20-pip unrealized gain, if buying, raise the stop to 5 pips



In 2017, it was as follows.

Trading unit 0.1 lot

Net profit 80,570 yen

Profit factor 7.41

Total trades 22

Win rate 86.36% (19 wins, 3 losses)

Maximum drawdown 16,010 yen

TP 140 pips

SL 120 pips

With a 20-pip unrealized gain, if buying, raise the stop to 5 pips

 

The indicator displayed on the chart isTrend-following pullback buy indicator MT4 RSIMA Push-Through-Kun.