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I am testing on Demo for quite a long time and nice profits are there with one ea on sp500, and 2 for the Dax.
When I am ready with bigger account, I will move them there if they keep performing well.
Hello Jacpin,
The settings are general, what you see in the backtest will apply with the same settings in the EAs that you export.
So if you choose to close them at the end of the session, it will show closing in the backtest and it will apply when you export the strategies.
Also, whatever setting you choose in the trading session, it will apply with the generator.
Edu, what Petko does in this videos is to show the updates in the functions of EA Studio.
Each one of us should fine the most strict criteria according to the Historical data each one has.
If he shows the stricter he uses(he has a lot of data) and we test with such criteria, we would not see any strategies.
Chingi, I think most of the people said all the nice things and benefits we get from using EA Studio.
I will say it this way:
Imagine you do not have EA Studio, how would you understand if one strategy made profit in the past or not? Traders get strategies from different courses, YouTube videos, and internet, and they start to test them on Demo.
Manually we can not enter into every single trade. So even for some period this tested strategy is profitable, it might be a luck.
If you have any EA, you can make backtesting in the MetaTrader, but there are no robustness tests to see if the strategy is over-optimized.
The automated trading software EA Studio gives the solution to all above:
1. You can see the actual performance of any strategy
2. You can backtest any strategy and not lose time to test on Demo
3. You can use the robustness tools to check if it is over-optimized
4. You can generate strategies if you do not have!
5. The key point is that you can export the strategies with ONE CLICK as Expert Advisors!
I can not imagine trading without EA Studio, I wouldn’t know what to do really.
Thank you for the prompt replay, Jacpin. I am testing some commodities and indexes now.
It is so nice that with EA Studio we can trade all. Looking at the shares now, but there the trading hours are different, and we need to change them all from the tools – trading sessions. If someone has experienced that will be great to share?
Chingi, you are really a happy man, having EA Studio and courses from Petko as a student. Use your free time as maximum, because when you start working full time it is so hard to fine time, and it is even harder to leave your job and dedicate to trading.
Thanks for the information Petko.
Back to the topic here, I would like to know how to others diversify the risk on Forex and Crypto trading? I wonder if I am having more currency pairs than cryptos is a problem. I know it is not a problem but would be better to keep the number equal?
Hi Thomas,
I had to change some of the parameters to make the equity line better for my broker. When you make optimization, you should use round numbers. This trick I know from Petko, but it keeps the strategy away from over-optimization.
Hello Petko,
thanks so much for the video! I have some statistical skills but I did not imagine that r-squared could be implemented in EA Studio. It is really a top product in algorithmic trading.
So as far as I get it, the points around the regression lines are the results of the trades, right?
So kind of you, Andi!
Thank you so much!
I have exported the strategy and placed on a Demo. The equity line is really nice. I will try generating EAs again for EURGBP, but if this one works, I will use it for sure.
Thanks again!