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  1. #21
    Make that next week. I've had more success this weekend working on my EA than I anticipated. I'm expecting a market signal for. I said in the very first post that I was on version 36 of my EA, now it is variation 43 or 44. The edition is a stop. How cool is that? Lol That required a lot of trys to get right but it's the coolest thing. It's 10x better than any other stop method I've seen before. Here's how it works.

    The major point behind my system is that if you get on the market at a certain time, then there's a fantastic opportunity that orders will likely be profitable after a certain number of hours. lol. I love being obscure. Anyhow, the parabolic stop comes from the same line of thinking. Having a fantastic entrance, the price may bounce around initially, but as time goes on, the price must have less and less room to bounce around from the negative. Finally after a certain number of hours, then the price should be either favorable or the order is closed.

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    Simply reverse everything from the picture to get a buy order. The parabolic stop is your top right portion of a parabola with the exact top being x pips above(or below to get a market ) your entrance point, and it crosses your order open price y hours later on. Initially I considered using a simple angled line with the same varialbes, but I believed that I was able to make a parabola are flexible and.... cooler. lol. And there probably are a few better reasons but I forgot them. That is the equation.


    To get a buy:
    stopip=(opentime/(width))*(opentime*(gap/(width)))-gap
    To get a market:
    stopip=-LRB--opentime/(width))*(opentime*(gap/(width))) gap


    opentime= time in hours which order was available

    width=width(in hours) of parabolo from the vary top directly above your entrance point to where it crosses your order open price. . This determines how long you will allow the price to be negative before it must be favorable or be stopped outside.

    Gap=hight(in pips) over your open price the parabolo begins. This determines how closesly your stop is into the order open price. The larger this number, the more room the price has to dive around until it stops out your order; the smaller, the less.

    Stopip is your parabolic line the price must be under(for a sell order) or above(for a buy order) before getting stopped out.

    Once you've got the stopip, use this little calculation to find whether the current price is over or under the line.

    Averagepips/(stopip/opentime)gt;opentime

    averagepips=would be the complete value of your order open price minus a sma with a span of two. This means that the whole parabolic stop is running off a sma average, rather than the actual price. This ensures that spikes will not prevent your order out.

    If the left side amount is larger than the amount of hours that your order was open, then it is time to shut the order.

    And sorry, this is as much as I'm giving out. It's your choice to discover the values for gap and width.

  2. #22
    Alright, since I've upgraded my expert advisor so much I will start over in the trade count.

    Also with each trade I enter two orders. Each for exactly the identical amount of risk. One goes for the whole tendency or untill stopped out and the other has a take profit of 15 pips. Adding this take profit doubles my return whithout raising my drawdown. This is one of my new additions for my system together with my parabolic stop. I won't bother with posting each time the take profit will get hit, I will only post if it doesn't, which should occur just once about every 10 trades.

    Trade #1
    Sunday, December 3rd, 2006 @ 11:45 PM ET
    SELL EUR/USD @1.3319

    Trade #2
    Sunday, December 3rd, 2006 @ 11:45 PM ET
    SELL EUR/USD @1.3319
    TakeProfit @ 1.3304

  3. #23
    Maybe you have attempted to use a time frame? I read your forum occasionally and alot of the times your mine and trades are in the exact same direction nevertheless I get in much sooner. Have ever tried to change the osma line values from 12,26,9 to maybe 6,12,6? Try out trading over the 5 minute and link it to the 30.

  4. #24
    Trade #3
    Monday, December 4th, 2006 @ 6:33 PM ET
    BUY EUR/USD @1.3341

    Trade #4
    Monday, December 4th, 2006 @ 6:33 PM ET
    BUY EUR/USD @1.3340
    TakeProfit @ 1.3362

  5. #25
    I'm sorry but this egy does not suit my personality.

  6. #26
    Man that is funny. I had been going to the thread to learn about how to use this osma egy and this thread is closed!?!


    Dang it..back to the drawing board..hehe

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I'm sorry but this egy doesn't suit my personality.
    1 year then message but only now I am reading this thread: but you will abandon a system that provides 50% month since it do not agree with your personality?

    If you will abandon that, so please discuss now the parameters of Osmas.

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Thank you for your service. My system is very straightforward. You buy if a specific osma is above 0 and the other osma is indiing an upward trend and market if it is below and also an downward trend is indied. The devil is in the settings and understanding the relationship between what an osma indior is showing you and also the price.

    I'm using the eur/usd because it is a really stable currency pair and I utilize the 30 minute chart because after lots of analyzing I understood to take advantage of each daily move of the eur/usd, you've got to be on the 30 minutes. Hourly bars get you in and out to late.

    And the title came from the simple fact that whenever I visit osma, I believe Osama. Lol, it's more chy and interesting too.
    Hello there

    Would you mind to share the OsMA indior with me?

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    If I risk 10% over a $1000 mini account using a eur/usd trade and lose 20 pips on a bad trade, I've only lost $40, disregarding spread.
    Duuuddddeeee!!!!
    A Euro/Usd miniature acount pays/looses $1usd each pip (around). If you risk 10% on a $1000usd account this automatically implies that you have a stop of a 100 pips off (not taking in account spread). When price goes against you 20 pips gues what, you only lost $20usd lt; this $20usd currently represent a 2 percent loss on your own $1000usd account. ALL THIS IF YOU HAVE A LEVERAGE OF 100:1.
    If in your case you lose $40usd when price goes against you 20 pips this means you have your account place in 200:1 leverage (???) If you risk 10% on each transaction you create....GOOD LUCK

  10. #30
    Obviously, I want you all of the luck Nicholas. What type of a system have you invented? I'm not conscious of any system that has ever returned the profits you're hoping to make with your system. It would be quite fine for you in case it does.

    I understand your problem with watching a commerce continuously. It's a problem. I will be watching your results and hope that you can reveal the rest of us how.

    You state that you simply use the 1 pair. Is that since you merely have never tested your system on other pairs? Or is there anything about that or your system pair that makes it improbable to work with any other pair?

    Incidentally, how can you come up with the name?

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