serialhenry

First time coding - a 5min forex Scalping strategy

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This is my first attempt at producing a strategy in Pine Script.

I am NOT a professional coder. I'm not even a good coder at that. I've only started Pine Script coding since September 2019. I am teaching myself.

This script is far from finished. I need to tweak a number of things about this script. Namely:

Add a validity window to the 'trigger bar' condition. Ie, I want to shut down the condition when the price closes above EMA21

Change the order entry so they are stop orders, using the stop entry price derived from the signals

Make changes to lot sizing

Add a trailing stop condition

Comments welcome, but do not expect me to reply to any questions or requests. In fact, don't expect any replies from me. I consider myself notoriously bad at replies.

I do welcome any feedback from any seasoned coders out there, as I am still a novice coder, and have so much to learn!

As to anyone who wants to criticise me - constructive and helpful criticism are most welcome, criticism to make yourself feel superior to me - you kind can eat a dk.

For the strategy rules, google the user ForexSignals TV account and look for the video "SIMPLE and PROFITABLE Forex Scalping Strategy".

Share, learn, prosper

Peace to y'all

Serialhenry
6/11/19
Note di rilascio:
12/11/19 - I have cleaned up the script.
improvements:

included a validity window for the signals
added a position sizing script, based on % equity risked per trade
cleaned up the script

more improvements needed before I consider it finished are:

1. Refine how the SL and TP lines are plotted. I want them to only plot inside a trade. This would make it visually appealing to review the start and finish of a trade, and to look at the SL and TP and entry price of that trade
2. Figure out how to pyramid trades. Ie, enter into another valid signal whilst there is an open trade.
3. I notice that the SL and TP levels change as subsequent signal bars are detected after a trade is under way. This has the effect of unstabilizing the SL and TP levels. Hence I can't fully trust the back test results as the trade is not behaving the way i want it to
4. Figure out a trailing stop method. ie figure out a criteria for the TS, and to combine it with a revised exit method. (see below).
5. Figure out how to partially exit the position as the trade goes my way. the original forexsignalsTV exit rules are - exit 1/2 of the position upon reaching 1R, then move SL to Break Even. Ie, the first TP of the first 1/2 is at 1R, whereas the TP of the second 1/2 of the position is either 2R, or a trailing stop according to point 4.

Anyone with tips on improving this script, please feel free to comment

thanks
serialhenry

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Note di rilascio:
spelling mistakes fixed... :D
Note di rilascio:
I've managed to complete the strategy to a state where it is now functional
I would have liked to set up alerts when a trade is active, but Tradingview doesn't allow alerts from a strategy and must be done from a study.

The only last improvement would be in tweaking the order management side of the script - where there is an option to dynamically change the SL level to break even once TP1 is reached. And to add a trailing TP for TP2.
I would like to ride a trend beyond a 2R, once I lock in a 1R return. As they say - ride the winners and cut the losers.

I think however I will give this strategy a rest and move onto the next project!

It's been fun to complete my first script, from start to finish - two weeks spent to complete it.

Script open-source

Nello spirito di condivisione promosso da TradingView, l'autore (al quale vanno i nostri ringraziamenti) ha deciso di pubblicare questo script in modalità open-source, così che chiunque possa comprenderlo e testarlo. Puoi utilizzarlo gratuitamente, ma il riutilizzo del codice è subordinato al rispetto del Regolamento. Per aggiungerlo al grafico, mettilo tra i preferiti.

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