ExcitingPeg (GKFX Campaign)

Only GKFX account holders can apply. EA Overview】 This EA utilizes the Swiss franc's euro pegging system and point and figure. The previous EAs Ver1.0 to 1.4 were designed to increase profit by repeatedly placing limit orders at a certain price range, but this EA has greatly improved the entry and settlement methods, and is designed to increase profit with minimal unrealized losses. Typical features of this EA are as follows. The currency pair is limited to EUR/CHF (EURCHF) Unless the Swiss National Bank changes its policy, EUR/CHF (EURCHF) will not fall below 1.20. It has been pegged at the lower limit of 1.2 for over 2 years since September 2011. Point & Figure 2 Frame Conversion Entry with Reversal Point & Figure ("P&F") is a non-chronological technical analysis that does not take into account the passage of time. It is usually used to determine trend reversal, etc. In this EA, it is used as a contrarian indicator. Reduce unrealized losses with the one-remove system (our original) [Trading Rules] <Trading Image> <Trading Image＜Entry＞ ◯P&F2 frame conversion Entry in reverse Short・・・・・Entry will be made every time the Pitch price rounds up. If there is a price that has been closed in the middle of a price rise, re-entry is made at that price. Long・・・・ Entry is made every time the Pitch price falls. If the price is in the process of falling, re-entry will be made at the price at which the price was closed. *In the event of a sudden price change, entry may not be possible due to slippage. Also, at the start of operation, there may be times when no entry is made for a while, but entry will be made at the first two frame conversions. ＜Settlement by profit settlement Short・・・・It is settled immediately when the take profit (TP value) is reached except for the maximum price short position. The maximum price short position is not settled at the TP value, but is settled immediately when the settlement condition is reached. Long・・・ Immediate settlement when take profit (TP value) is reached except for the minimum long position. Short positions are not settled at the TP value, but are settled immediately when the settlement condition is reached. Parameters】 ・MAGIC：Magic number (initial value: 22903102) Lots: Number of trading lots (default: 0.01) Minimum unit varies by broker. Pitch: Price range of P&F1 frame (initial: 200) 200 = 20 pips Please refer to the "Key Data for the Last 1 Year" and enter the value. TakeProfit: Take-profit value (initial: 500) 500 = 50 pips Please enter the value referring to the "Major data for the past 1 year". MaxHigh: Highest price since the introduction of the pegging system (Initial: 1.2649) The highest price since the introduction of the pegging system was renewed on 5/22/2013, and the price is 1.2649. The price varies slightly from broker to broker, but it is almost the same price. If this price is updated in the future, please change the MaxHigh value to the highest value. The EA is designed for 100 times leverage, so please refer to this for corporate account holders. The important thing with EA is how much you invested at the beginning and when and how much you have invested. In this EA, the following information will be displayed in the operation history tab after the back test is completed. These calculations are as follows ＜100,000 (lot size) x 0.05 (number of lots traded) x 19 (maximum position) / 100 (leverage) ・・・ $950 <Maximum drawdown amount> From StrategyTester report ・・・ $1,951 Initial capital required = $950 (required margin) + $1,951 (maximum drawdown amount) From StrategyTester report ・・・ $8,840 <Yield＞ $8,840 (Profit)/$2,901 (Initial capital required) ・・・ 304.7% <Average annual interest rate> 304.7% / approx. However, the number of inspection days per year / 262 days is calculated as one year, so there is a slight margin of error. Based on the above data, if we had started with an initial capital requirement of $2,901 (approx. 290,000 yen) in October 2011, we would have received 11,741 (approx. 1,170,000 yen) one year and 11 months later. [Key data for the most recent one year Effective margin balance = Account balance + Unrealized gains/losses