(MCX Comedy..Errr. Commodity) - How to Fake your Trade

Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
arre mandali, kidhar hona sab loga? mi Babu Rao idhar, long trade ke baad koi entry nahi mila. Shaanti !!!
 
Hi guys,
I need your help with a strategy,
I have been back testing a RSI divergence strategy(Intra-day) I came up with last week.
The indicators followed are as below,
RSI (14)
ATR (5)
STOCHASTICS (5,3,3)
TIME FRAME 15M/5M
Trading Hours 13:00 to 21:00

Step 1: Identify a RSI divergence either bullish or bearish. Preferably with the previous highs and lows of the same day.
Step 2: Wait for a Stochastic crosssover for the bullish or bearish reversal.
STEP 3 After crossover has happended use ATR(5) fir setting target and stoploss
3.1 TARGET= 3XATR (only one fixed target)
3.2 STOPLOSS = 1.5XATR (fixed, no trailing)
3.3 Risk to Reward will always be 2:1

Here RSI is used to identify areas where price is not in sync with RSI, indicating a very high chance for reversal. Secondly the reversal is confirmed from the stochastic. Targets and stops are set using ATR, so that we take into consider the volatility of crude, we know that crude is notorious for being too volatile. So rather than having a fix point stoploss and target for every trade, w use ATR to set them according to the movement of the day.

I tested this strategy using an excel sheet (it makes it easier to determine targets and stops (once you feed the formulas)
Out of 20 trades taken 10 were profitable other 10 were losses. But as you might have guessed because the risk to reward ratio is in my favor, it was overall a profitable situation.

For testing the strategy I assumed that according to the stoploss for every trade I will risk a maximum of Rs 250 for every trade. That roughly turns out to be 2-3 mini lots per trade. I have also assumed that the cost f brokerage plus taxes is Rs. 50 (20 per order plus rs 10 as taxes and duty).

Guys can you help me fine tune this strategy? Any suggestions? Ant changes in indicator or indicator periods?
All inputs are appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.

I'll attach screenshot of the excel for the past two days (5minute).


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Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
Tuna ji, If you are willing to share the code, please share it
I am not willing to share or sell. Sorry. But how it works all explained on Varun’s thread (obv) + My thread ( trading concept) - combining those 2 will yield same or even better result based on how well you can prepare the cocktails.

But again ,when it comes to cocktails and drinks Babu Rao is the best

Feeling pity for those who ridiculed Varun , they just did not realise what was his game ( I used pull his leg though, always had respect for him)

Varun Bhau: Jidhar bhi ho, aapko yaad karunga. For Each trade which yields like this.

Learn to code , code to live !!




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I am not willing to share or sell. Sorry. But how it works all explained on Varun’s thread (obv) + My thread ( trading concept) - combining those 2 will yield same or even better result based on how well you can prepare the cocktails.

But again ,when it comes to cocktails and drinks Babu Rao is the best

Feeling pity for those who ridiculed Varun , they just did not realise what was his game ( I used pull his leg though, always had respect for him)

Varun Bhau: Jidhar bhi ho, aapko yaad karunga. For Each trade which yields like this.

Learn to code , code to live !!




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No problem Tuna ji..Varun ji has mastered obv method. Hope moderators unban him...
 

Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
The relation between coding and trading :

Coding - Anything in general which is clearly and logically defined and repeatable can be achieved by computer programs

Trading : you will become a successful trader when your trading rules are CLEARLY defined and you REPEAT this process without hesitation (of course after properly testing and respecting your risk)

So fir Both of these are just siblings like Kim( US) and Kim (Nk)

There are 2 (+1 hidden) problems:

1. Few of us do not belong to programming clan, which is ok. Google turned many of us into Ami B programming with ease

2. Rules are not clear or too complicated for coding, that we give up

3. Hidden problem- The urge for daily dose



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Please elaborate 3rd point.
 

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