Your_Lucky_EURGBP_V1e

I have been testing this EA for some months now and the results are encouraging. I will test for 2 more months before going live on it. its free to use and available on other forums and blogs. there are other testers who are experiencing some modest results.
You may download it for free and share your results

Since January 26 2009, a demo account is now $6.2k from 3.9k a 59% growth. i had a string of loses with a 23% draw down, which makes it a very risky outcome but so far well compensated. i have done some modest tweaks to make it smoother.

  Your_Lucky_EURGBP_v1e (30.5 KiB, 0 hits)
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“Another very profitable strategy is trading the EURGBP on Asian session on the highest or lowest price of the previous day. The Asian market is very bored for this particular pair and its very rare to see a strong support or resistance brokeâ€

We have a Version 2 floating around but is not open source.

  Your_Lucky_EURGBP_v2 (42.7 KiB, 0 hits)
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I will soon post results here.


March 1, 2010  Tags: , , , , , ,   Posted in: forex trading

One Response

  1. tony - March 19, 2009

    send me the eurogbp software

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