Slinky

Thank you for your interest. This is my first listing. This EA was created by EA Tsukuru. The author has no knowledge of programming and will likely not be able to respond satisfactorily to requests for additional functions. Currently, the backtest shows that good results will be obtained with M15 of USD/JPY. Above is the back-test result chart from 2004 to January 2020. Since all parameters are open with no currency or time frame restrictions, we do not know what other currency pairs or time frames the EA will work with, but we think it will be fun to find out. I am not sure what other currency pairs and time frames it can be used for, but I am looking forward to finding out. We are selling it at a higher price than the market price because it is difficult to answer questions about the installation of the EA, which brokerage can be used with it, how to optimize it, and so forth, which makes it difficult for beginners to get their hands on it. We would be happy if people who have already made a profit from EA operation and have time to spare, and who like to verify and set up EAs, could play with it by tinkering with it in various ways. The logic is very simple, using Bollinger Bands. There is no internal settlement logic, and settlement is made by specifying TP/SL. (Internal settlement logic was introduced in Ver. 3.0 and can be turned on or off.) The system does not allow for double-linked trades. Initially, it is like a one-position swing trade EA. It is not optimized, and since it had a steady rise at the first time, entry time limit (adjustable in 3 parts by parameters) was set and it is now in the current state. The average number of trades per year is around 100 for USD/JPY M15, so it is not a high frequency entry. The time axis referred to by Bollinger Bands is not fixed and depends on the set chart, so the number of entries depends on the currency pair and time axis selected. Here is an explanation of the parameters. MAGIC1: Magic number. Initial value 250 Lots: The number of lots. Initial value 0.1 StopLoss: Stop Loss value. Default value is 40 TakeProfit: The value of take-profit. Initial value 30 Slippage: Allowable slippage. Initial value 5 COMMENT: Entry name. Default value Slinky3.0 Max_Spread: Spread filter. Initial value 2.0 close: Settlement logic ON/OFF. Initial false TrailingStop: Trailing is ON/OFF. Initial false TrailingStopMA: Trailing is ON/OFF. Initial false TrailingStopHL: Trailing is ON/OFF. Initial false TrailingStopATR: Trailing is ON/OFF. Initial false (For more information on the trailing stop function, please refer to the document attached below.) Band_Period: Calculation period of Bollinger Bands. Initial 25 Band_Deviation: The deviation from the center line of the Bollinger Band. Initial value 2 Band_Slide: The band position. If a value is entered, the band position will be shifted to the right. Initial value 0 Band_Shift: The position of the candlestick from which to refer to the band. 1 refers to the band of the previous leg, 2 to the band of the previous leg. Candle_Stick_Shift: The position of the candlestick from which to refer to the band. 0 refers to the most recent 1, 2 to the previous 2. (The above logic-related parameters 1 to 4 are for entry logic and 5 to 6 are for settlement logic.) StartTime1-3: Start of entry time limit. Default value 0:00 EndTime1-3: The end time of the entry time limit. Initial value 2:00 MaxPositionCount: Maximum number of entries. Initial value 1 I was actually thinking of exhibiting the item much later (after seeing the forward performance since it is in actual operation), but I thought, "I want to experience exhibiting once!" I couldn't resist the desire to exhibit. I would be happy if even one of the EAs that I created made it out into the world. It is not a monster EA by any means, and I think the numbers are mediocre, but not bad. The year 2004-2020 ended with a negative annual growth rate only in 2005. The above is only for the case of the USD/JPY M15 chart running with the default settings. Please note that beginners will not purchase this product, but the results will be totally different depending on the chart you set up. Ver. 3.0 incorporates 4 types of trailing stop functions and internal settlement logic. Trailing can be turned on and off independently for each of the four types. The internal settlement logic can also be turned ON/OFF, with all initial parameters set to OFF. Therefore, in Gogojan Forward, the initial Slinky is used as is. In Ver. 4.0, the ability to turn on/off the sell and buy entries individually was added to the parameters. We believe this will further improve the performance and diversity of the specifications. A summary explanation of the trailing stop is attached below. This is a backtest graph in our environment from the time of the exhibit to November. There is a large divergence from the gogo-jump forward, so what is the difference there? I am trying to figure out.