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About EA's Strategy
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⅛2025/08/06 Backtest results have been changed to TDS (Tick Data Suite).
This is a repeat and averaging EA for the Euro-Dollar 15-minute chart.
To mitigate the bankruptcy risk associated with averaging EAs, it is equipped with the following features.
- Variable averaging width function
- Increase in lot size based on price movement
- Entry stop during sudden market changes
- Configurable stop-loss logic
- Trend following on higher timeframes
Additionally, a trailing stop function has been added to pursue profits. The maximum drawdown over 11 years of backtesting (TDS) from 2014 to 2025 is approximately 10.53% ($1,793).
⛀Variable averaging width function
It is equipped with a variable averaging width function based on ATR. When ATR is high, the averaging width is wider, and when ATR is low, the averaging width is narrower.
In the default setting, the averaging width is the value obtained by multiplying the 3-day ATR by "0.4". The minimum averaging width is the default averaging width, and the maximum is "150 pips (configurable)".
⛀Increase in lot size based on price movement
In the default setting, the lot size increases by 0.01 for every 50 pips away from the initial position.
⛀ATR filter
If the set ATR value is exceeded, new position acquisition will be stopped. In the default setting, when the ATR of the 1-hour chart, period: 3, is "0.004" or more, new positions will not be acquired.
⛀Trailing stop function
When the average acquisition cost of the averaging positions becomes positive, using the trailing stop function allows for securing a certain profit while expecting additional gains. Trailing orders will be placed against the average acquisition cost of the averaging positions.
| Trailing stop function | true | Setting this to true enables the trailing stop order. |
| Initial trailing interval (Pips) | 20 | This is the width of the initial trailing order. The initial trailing order will be activated when the averaging profit width (Pips) is reached. |
| Normal trailing interval (Pips) | 20 | This is the width of the trailing orders from the second time onwards. It becomes the normal trailing interval when it is a specified number of pips away from the initial stop-loss order. |
| Trailing order update time (seconds) | 60 | The order will be updated after the specified number of seconds has passed since the last trailing order. |
| Trailing order update Pips | 1 | The order will be updated when it moves the specified number of pips from the last trailing order. |
| Number of positions to start trailing | 6 | The trailing order will start when the specified number of positions is reached during averaging.. |
⛀ATR trailing function (Ver1.01 and later)
This function automatically updates the width of the trailing stop based on the ATR value. (Default is not used)
To use this function, the parameter for the "trailing stop function" must also be set to "true". The following parameter settings for the "trailing stop function" will also be inherited by the ATR trailing function.
- Trailing order update time (seconds)
- Trailing order update Pips
- Number of positions to start trailing
| ATR trailing function | false | Setting this to true enables the ATR trailing function. |
| ATR time frame | 15Min | This is the time frame for the ATR to be used. |
| ATR period | 12 | This is the period for the ATR to be used. |
| ATR multiplier | 1.0 | This is the multiplier to be applied to the obtained ATR. |
| Minimum trailing Pips | 2 | You can specify the minimum trailing width (Pips). Please specify a value above the minimum stop level of the brokerage. |
⛀Configurable stop-loss logic
Stop-loss settings can be made based on daily moving averages, the highest/lowest prices over the past XX days, and ATR values. In the default setting, a loss cut will be executed under the following conditions.
Buy loss cut criteria
- Short-term MA (20EMA) is below long-term MA (60SMA)
- Current price is below the lowest price over the past 90 days
- ATR is 0.002 or more
Sell loss cut criteria
- Short-term MA (20EMA) is above long-term MA (60SMA)
- Current price is above the highest price over the past 90 days
- ATR is 0.002 or more
⛀Early loss cut function
・A loss cut will be executed when the short-term trend reverses while there are few positions. The determination of the reversal of the short-term trend is done by internal logic (not disclosed). If the ATR is smaller than the specified ATR value, a loss cut will not be executed.
| Early loss cut function | true | Setting this to true enables the function. |
| Number of positions for loss cut | 4 | A loss cut will only be executed if it is within the specified number of positions. |
| ATR period (15-minute chart) | 4 | This is the ATR period used for determining the loss cut. |
| ATR value | 0.0025 | A loss cut will only be executed if it is above the specified ATR value. |
⛀Trend following on higher timeframes
In the default setting, the short-term EMA (period: 20) and long-term SMA (period: 60) of the daily chart are used, and when the short-term MA is above the long-term MA,only buysare made, and when the short-term MA is below the long-term MA,only sellsare made. The periods are configurable.
⛀Temporary entry stop function after execution
Stops new entries for a specified time (minutes) after an entry is executed.
⛀Loss amount specified loss cut function
If a loss exceeding the specified amount occurs, all positions will be closed. (Default is false: not used)
⛀Speeding up backtesting, load reduction measures (Ver1.02 and later)
By processing every specified number of seconds instead of every tick, it speeds up backtesting and reduces the load on the PC or VPS server running the EA.
| Omission of processing per tick | true | Setting this to true enables the function. |
| Entry determination interval (seconds) | 1 | Entry determination will be made every specified number of seconds. ⅛ 1 second is recommended. |
| Loss cut determination interval (seconds) | 1 | The loss cut determination of the "Technical Loss Cut Function" will be made every specified number of seconds. ⅛ 1 second is recommended. |
Price: $94.17 (taxed)
¥15,000(taxed)
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Sales from : 12/16/2024 20:14
Price: $94.17 (taxed)
¥15,000(taxed)
●Payment
Just like discretionary trading, there are those that decide trading and settlement timings by combining indicators, those that repeatedly buy or sell at certain price (pips) intervals, and trading methods that utilize market anomalies or temporal features. The variety is as rich as the methods in discretionary trading.
To categorize simply,
・Scalping (Type where trades are completed within a few minutes to a few hours),
・Day Trading (Type where trades are completed within several hours to about a day),
・Swing Trading (Type where trades are conducted over a relatively long period of about 1 day to 1 week)
・Grid/Martingale Trading (Holding multiple positions at equal or unequal intervals and settling all once a profit is made. Those that gradually increase the lot number are called Martingale.)
・Anomaly EA (Mid-price trading, early morning scalping)
However, a substantial advantage of automated trading is its ability to limit and predict risks beforehand.
[Risk]
Inherent to forex trading are the trading risks that undeniably exist in automated trading as well.
・Lot Size Risk
Increasing the lot size forcibly due to a high winning rate can, in rare instances, depending on the EA, lead to substantial Pips loss when a loss occurs. It is crucial to verify the SL Pips and the number of positions held before operating with an appropriate lot.
・Rapid Market Fluctuation Risk
There are instances where market prices fluctuate rapidly due to index announcements or unforeseen news. System trading does not account for such unpredictable market movements, rendering it incapable of making decisions on whether to settle in advance or abstain from trading. As a countermeasure, utilizing tools that halt the EA based on indicator announcements or the VIX (fear index) is also possible.
[Benefits]
・Operates 24 hours a day
If there is an opportunity, system trading will execute trades on your behalf consistently. It proves to be an extremely convenient tool for those unable to allocate time to trading.
・Trades dispassionately without being swayed by emotions
There is an absence of self-serving rule modifications, a common human tendency, such as increasing the lot size after consecutive losses in discretionary trading or, conversely, hastily securing profits with minimal gains.
・Accessible for beginners
To engage in Forex trading, there is no prerequisite to study; anyone using system trading will achieve the same results.
[Disadvantages]
・Cannot increase trading frequency at will
Since system trading operates based on pre-programmed conditions, depending on the type of EA, it might only execute trades a few times a month.
・Suitability may vary with market conditions
Depending on the trading type of the EA, there are periods more suited to trend trading and periods more suited to contrarian trading, making consistent results across all periods unlikely. While the previous year might have yielded good results, this year's performance might not be as promising, necessitating some level of discretion in determining whether it is an opportune time to operate.
・MT4 (MetaTrader 4. An account needs to be opened with a Forex company that offers MT4.)
・EA (A program for automated trading)
・The operating deposit required to run the EA
・A PC that can run 24 hours or a VPS (Virtual Private Server), where a virtual PC is hosted on a cloud server to run MT4.
Additionally, there are both demo and real accounts available. You can experience trading with virtual money by applying for a demo account. After opening a real account, you select the connection server assigned by the Forex broker, enter the password, and log in to the account.
When you deposit money into your account using the method specified by the forex broker, the funds will be reflected in your MT4 account, and you can trade.
Firstly, download the purchased EA file from your My Page on GogoJungle. You will download a zip (compressed) file, so right-click to extract it and retrieve the file named ‘◯◯◯ (EA name)_A19GAw09 (any 8 alphanumeric characters).ex4’ from inside.
Next, launch MT4 and navigate to ‘File’ → ‘Open Data Folder’ → ‘MQL4’ → ‘Experts’ folder, and place the ex4 file inside. Once done, close MT4 and restart it. Then, go to the upper menu ‘Tools’ → ‘Options’, and under ‘Expert Advisors’, ensure ‘Allow automated trading’ and ‘Allow DLL imports’ are checked, then press OK to close.
The necessary currency pair and time frame for the correct operation of the EA are specified on the EA sales page. Refer to this information and open the chart of the correct currency pair time frame (e.g., USDJPY5M for a USD/Yen 5-minute chart).
Within the menu navigator, under ‘Expert Advisors’, you will find the EA file name you placed earlier. Click to select it, then drag & drop it directly onto the chart to load the EA. Alternatively, you can double-click the EA name to load it onto the selected chart.
If ‘Authentication Success’ appears in the upper left of the chart, the authentication has been successful. To operate the EA, you need to keep your PC running 24 hours. Therefore, either disable the automatic sleep function or host MT4 on a VPS and operate the EA.
If you want to use it with an account other than the authenticated one, you need to reset the registered account.
To reset the account, close the MT4 where the Web authentication is registered, then go to My Page on GogoJungle > Use > Digital Contents > the relevant EA > press the ‘Reset’ button for the registration number, and the registered account will be released.
When the account is in a reset state, using the EA with another MT4 account will register a new account.
Also, you can reset the account an unlimited number of times.
→ Items to Check When EA is Not Operating
1 lot = 100,000 currency units
0.1 lot = 10,000 currency units
0.01 lot = 1,000 currency units
For USD/JPY, 1 lot would mean holding 100,000 dollars.
The margin required to hold lots is determined by the leverage set by the Forex broker.
If the leverage is 25 times, the margin required to hold 10,000 currency units of USD/JPY would be:
10000*109 (※ at a rate of 109 yen per dollar) ÷ 25 = 43,600 yen.
・Risk-Return Ratio: Total Profit and Loss during the period ÷ Maximum Drawdown
・Maximum Drawdown: The largest unrealized loss during the operation period
・Maximum Position Number: This is the maximum number of positions that the EA can theoretically hold at the same time
・TP (Take Profit): The set profit-taking Pips (or specified amount, etc.) in the EA's settings
・SL (Stop Loss): The set maximum loss pips (or specified amount, etc.) in the EA's settings
・Trailing Stop: Instead of settling at a specified Pips, once a certain profit is made, the settlement SL is raised at a certain interval (towards the profit), maximizing the profit. It is a method of settlement.
・Risk-Reward Ratio (Payoff Ratio): Average Profit ÷ Average Loss
・Hedging: Holding both buy and sell positions simultaneously (Some FX companies also have types where hedging is not allowed)
・MT4 Beginner's Guide
・Understanding System Trading Performance (Forward and Backtesting)
・Choosing Your First EA! Calculating Recommended Margin for EAs
・Comparing MT4 Accounts Based on Spread, Swap, and Execution Speed
・What is Web Authentication?
・Checklist for When Your EA Isn't Working
