05-06-2020, 12:11 PM
(05-06-2020 10:59 AM)chenwiz Wrote: [ -> ]1. Your period is too short,it must at least 2 years
2. For tick modelled,modelling quality must 99%
3. Spread on backtest use poin,so use 30-40 (cmiiw)
4. Drawdown isnt good
Heres an interesting article mt5 vs mt4
Code:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/167691
Code:
In MT5 you can backtesting robots with the closest possible conditions to the real market natively (real tick data, real variable spreads, lag, slippage, etc). In MT4 you can't natively. You only can if you pay for a third-party software. If so, you also have to download history data from a few sources (there are many few, almost everyone uses the same source), transform it to MT4 format and open the platform through this third-party software in order to patch MT4 behavior. You take many hours to complete this process, and you have to repeat it every time you want to incorporate new data.
We have all seen hundreds of robots that obtained spectacular results in backtesting, but when operating in real account the results were very bad. This is mainly because they were made with conditions that had nothing to do with real market conditions.
Hope it helps
Thank you I was hoping to get it working great in MT4 and then move to MT5.
1a. I know about the backtesting length I am working on it as we speak. I need to increase performance to 2 or 3 times to feel comfortable with it. I have a few ideas that will be version 1.5 and 1.6.
1b. I would love to see any EA with MT4 and MT5 versions. To see the differences in profit factor, win/loss percentages, Average Win/loss price and Total Profit vs Total Loss. Any ideas?
3. You said "3. Spread on backtest use poin,so use 30-40 (cmiiw)".
You meant points instead of pips?
I have a Max Spread Variable. I was thinking of limiting it to 5 lol.
4. Working on Downdraw. This is my Money Management System as of today. Not fully tweaked but my EA is a Work-In-Progress.
I am very good at troubleshooting and very willing to see any faults I have. And correct them. So all testing based concerns are welcome.
Chenwhiz.