K-Faith_USDJPY

■■■[EA Summary]■■ K-Faith_USDJPY will be an EA exclusively for 5-minute USDJPY. This EA is designed to enter the market in a contrarian manner when a trend is occurring. This EA is designed to enter the market in a contrarian manner at temporary pushes and returns when a trend is occurring, and to catch small waves and settle them finely. and settle the trade by catching a small wave. Moreover, it does not use market entry, which is commonly used in general EAs. IFD orders are used for entry. In other words, after the push or return condition is met The entry will be made only when the market moves backward to the limit price position. This means that the unrealized loss period can be shortened. Since we trade the dollar-yen with small volatility, you will not be able to make a lot of money. You will not be able to make a large amount of money. However, since the drawdowns are small and stable It is a good idea to include it in one of your portfolios as a sub-treatment. It is a good idea to include it in your portfolio as a sub-treatment.

■■ [EA Features]■■ EA for 5-minute USDJPY EA for day trading type trend-following EA IFD order entry with limit price. Steady upward earnings curve in the past 14 years of back-testing. Easy parameter setting These features are briefly described as follows EA dedicated to 5-minute USDJPY K-Faith_USDJPY is an EA exclusively for the 5-minute leg of USDJPY. It is not designed to operate with other currency pairs or time frames. EA for day trading type trend-following EA After an uptrend occurs, it is possible to go long at the timing when the price temporarily drops, and to go long at the timing when the price temporarily drops. Short when the price temporarily rises after a downtrend occurs. Entry is counter-trend oriented. The entry is counter-trend oriented, but it is a trend-following EA because it is set in the direction of the trend. Positions are generally held for 2 to 3 hours, but rarely for more than 24 hours. There are few cases in which the holding time exceeds 24 hours. Entry by limit price with IFD orders An IFD order is an order method that simultaneously places a new order and a close order for that order. This EA uses this order method. Entry orders can be placed at either a limit or stop price, and settlement orders can be placed at either a limit or stop price. Settlement orders can be either limit or stop orders. In this EA, entry is made at the limit price, and settlement (stop loss) is made at the stop price. Specifically When the push or return condition is met by the internal logic At that point, the limit order and a stop-loss stop-loss order for that order are placed at the same time. The order is placed at the same time. The two-stage setup of the push/return condition and the stop-loss condition The unrealized loss period is made as short as possible. The earnings curve has been steadily increasing over the past 14 years of back-testing. The longer the back test period, the more reliable it becomes. The backtest of this EA was conducted for the past 14 years. The backtests have been conducted for the past 14 years, and have shown a steady increase. The backtesting period of the past 14 years means that Lehman Shock in 2008 The Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 Even the Corona Shock in 2020. The past 14 years means that we have continued to make profits without any major drawdowns. Easy parameter setting This EA has as few parameters as possible so that even beginners can use it safely. This EA has as few parameter items as possible so that even beginners can use it with ease. In other words, unnecessary parameters are made into internal variables, so there is no need for optimization work such as parameter adjustment. Therefore, there is no need for optimization work such as parameter adjustment. The minimum required items such as "magic number" and "number of lots" are all that is required to use this function. and "number of lots" are all that is required. Back Testing The EA has been back-tested for the past 14 years and 8 months. Naturally, the modeling quality is 90.00% and inconsistent chart errors are 0. Particularly important items are marked with Red line I have subtracted the Let's check them. First, the [spread]. Most people set a narrow value here, such as [5] or [10], to make the backtest results look better. Most people set a narrow value here, such as [5] or [10], to make the backtest results look better. However, this will not be reproducible in real trades, so I use [20] for dollar-yen. I set it to [20] for the dollar-yen. This EA has the advantage of logic that does not depend on [spread]. Even with such a wide spread, I have been able to realize steadily rising profits. Next is [maximum drawdown]. This is the most important item. The stability of the EA can be estimated to some extent by how low the value of this item is kept. EA's stability can be estimated to some extent by how low the value of this item is kept. Although different developers may have different views on this item However, if I were to develop a non-numping EA, I would set I would keep it to less than 250,000 yen or 25% of 1 million yen margin. Of course, this number should be smaller than In this EA Only 1.69 This EA has been able to achieve an extremely low value. Next, the total number of tra des is 1894, which is an average of about 10 entries per month. This is a calculation of about 10 entries per month on average. However, this does not necessarily mean that we always enter about 10 times every month. This EA measures the volatility of the market, and if it determines that the volatility is low, it will enter the market about 10 times a month. If the EA determines that the volatility is low, it will not enter the market. If the EA determines that the volatility is low, it will not enter the market. Next, the "average winning trades" and"average losing trades" are both less than 20. Both are less than 20. In other words, both profit and loss margins are small on average. This means that both profit and loss margins are small on average, indicating that the traders are trading with a small profit/loss ratio. ■■■Real trade ■■■■Real trade This EA has already been operated by me personally in real trading before I started selling it on GogoJan. I have already personally operated this EA in real trading. The following is the result of this EA before starting to sell in Gogojan. These are the results after about four months of operation. During that time, we have accumulated a record of 28 wins and 11 losses, a winning percentage of 72%, and a total of 153.5 PIPS gained. The key here is. "Is there a difference between back testing and real trading?" The key question is: "Is there a difference between the backtest and the real trade? In many cases, EAs on the street perform well in back testing, but in real trading, the performance drops. In this EA, there is almost no difference in performance between back testing and real trading. There is almost no difference between the backtest and real trade results in terms of win rate, winning margin, losing margin, PF, etc. The back-test and real trade results are similar. It can be said that this EA is highly reproducible.

■■■Parameters■■■■■■ [MAGIC]=20182601(Default value) Set a value different from other EAs. [Lots]=0.1 (initial value) The number of lots for entry. [Slippage]=2 (default) Maximum slippage. If it slips more than this, no entry is made. [SetTime]=3600(Default) Time (in seconds) to leave the entry limit price in place. If more than this number elapses after the limit price is set, the entry is canceled. Supplementary Explanation Basically, these parameters do not need to be changed. However, [MAGIC] and [Lots] should be changed according to the individual situation. As far as back tests and real trades are concerned This EA is based on 0.1 lots for 100,000 yen margin.

■■■ Entry Status■■■■ Entry Status Entry and settlement will be made as follows This is for an uptrend. When we find a temporary push, we set a long at the limit price and When it drops to that level and hits, I enter the market. This is for a descending toledo. I find a temporary return and set a short at a limit price. However, since the price did not rise to the limit position The order is cancelled out of time.