“Consolidation Breakout” naked trading price action EA draws 3 Trend Lines with “Fractals” on chart and trades after convergence breakouts,has Trailing Stop Loss &Take Profit works with all time frames major forex pairs and stocks NASDAQ.
The concept of this price action EA is:
Naked trading-Trade after consolidation breakout.
Try it on demo first.
You choose how to trade: only with the price of open candle or every tick !
If you do not want to trade with increasing lot size when you lose a trade set:”IncreaseFactor=0″
I combined together a simple EA with two moving averages and Trend Line,
The Trend Line do not work on test mode,
The optimization tests can be performed only with moving averages,
In live trading only, Trend Line and moving averages will work together,
During tests, the EA only draws the Trend Line on the screen in visual mode without considering it in the creation of trades,
You need to perform back test with “open prices only” option,
The Trend Line will function as a filter .
In this situation the probability of winning trades increases.
Inputs
Use_TP_In_Money- Use Take Profit In Money (values:true/false).
TP_In_Money- Take Profit In Money (values: 10-100).
Use_TP_In_percent- Use Take Profit In Percent (values:true/false).
TP_In_Percent- Take Profit In Percent (values: 10-100).
Enable_Trailing-Enable_Trailing with money (values:true/false).
Take Profit In Money (in current currency) (values: 1-100).
Stop Loss In Money(in current currency) (values: 1-100).
Exit=Enable Exit strategy (values:true/false).
Lots – Lots size (values: 0.01-1).
Lots size Exponent (values: 1.01-2).
IncreaseFactor -how much to increase lots from total margin if you lose a trade (values: 0.001-0.1).
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