Hey folks! Sorry I got sidetracked AGAIN. Fear not, the update is coming…
For starters, I have made a few minor adjustments I can point out here.
Instead of the Entry at the 100.0 Fib Level, make a custom level at 110.0%. This will help get out of those trades that hit and bounce off support/resistance levels. It won’t save you from all of those bad trades, but it helps.
Also, for the more conservative trader, set BreakEven at 131.8% Fib Level. You’ll find you get stopped out more, especially since 131.8 can mean 10-20 pips on certain trades. Again, this will optimize your winning number of trades.
Lastly, I’ve been setting my targets once the price hits certain levels. Instead of two pending orders, I only put one in now at 5.0% of my balance.
Instead of targetting 161.8 and 261.8 Fib levels, here’s how it works. Once price hits 131.8 I move my SL to break even. Once price continues and moves to 161.8, I move my SL to 131.8. If price continues to progress from there, the next move is at the 200.0 Fib Level. Once it hits 200, move the SL to 161.8. Again, if price continues in our favour and hits the 300.0 Fib Level, move SL to the 200.0 Level. The final target is the 400.0 Fib Level. If price makes it that far, than chaaaaching!
Be warned, price very rarely hits the 300.0 level, let alone the 400.0 level, but it does, sometimes.
As this is on the daily time frame, it’s easy to move your levels. I typically have two charts of the same currency pair, each with the MoveStop EA running. One for the closest possible level, and the other for the next closest level. As levels get hit, adjust the EA.
For example, I just opened my pending order. I adjust the EA on chart 1, and set the target at the 131.8 level and move stop to whatever my entry price is (break even point). On chart #2, I set the target for the 161.8 level and move stop to the 131.8 level. As the trades progress and a level gets hit, I adjust the EA. Say my first level got hit and now I’m sitting at break even. I then go into chart 1, and edit the EA. Setting the target at the next level, in this case, the 200.0 level and move the SL to the 161.8 level etc…
I’ve added the MoveStopEA. It’s pretty straight forward. Simple input the trade #, the price target you want to hit and the new price you want your SL moved to. If anyone needs more help with this just ask.
Great work Kabooem! It’s interesting to see it on a nice spread sheet like that. Well done. I also can’t help but notice if you were to move your SL to break even after a trade hits the first target you’d have slightly a few more pips, +397 more pips to be exact But then again, maybe not. You might lose out on more of the T2 trades which is where the pips are at.
MoveStopExpert.zip (2.77 KB)