Create and Test Forex Strategies
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The strategy will trade Long when "AC rises" and will trade Short when "AC falls" | The strategy will trade Long when "AC rises" and will trade Short when "AC falls" | ||
- | ==== Two or more entry rules ==== | + | ==== Using multiple Entry Rules ==== |
When a strategy has more than one indicator, it will trade only if all indicators give permission for entry in the particular direction. | When a strategy has more than one indicator, it will trade only if all indicators give permission for entry in the particular direction. | ||
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In that example we have two indicators. Following the strategy logic, the program will: | In that example we have two indicators. Following the strategy logic, the program will: | ||
- | * trades | + | * trade Long - when: "AC rises" and "RSI changes its direction upward" |
- | * trades | + | * trade Short - when: "AC falls" and "RSI changes its direction downwards" |
===== Ambiguous rules ===== | ===== Ambiguous rules ===== | ||
- | There are cases when the strategy | + | There are cases when the Entry Rules' |
+ | Example: | ||
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- | That strategy will not trade because its rules give simultaneously permissions for both - Long and Short entries. If you set this example | + | The strategy |
~~DISQUS~~ | ~~DISQUS~~ |