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also possibility to use TV scripts would be awesome.. Thinking of tuning scripts..

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Really nice. thank you!!
Would be cool if you did one for tssl too :)

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Sure, but I would like a better one. Like the one I linked above. ::)

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Another very nice thing using stop-limit orders would be that 422s and 429s would affect us much less then it does today, with missed buys and sales..

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Also I requested similar idea for a short while ago.
This idea should be quite easy to implement and it should be able to strongly increase profits .

Link to my version of quite similar idea https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=432

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The community could really use something like "best currencies" from earlier versions.
here's a pretty good one I used earlier for another bot before. http://boho.insomnia247.nl/td/ 
He is using some sort of point system for volatility and volume. It shows a score in the left column, then you have hourly, daily and weekly volatilty and at last volume.
 You want to choose coins with highest scores and you also wanna check that the hourly volatilty is high and weekly volatilty is low.Unfortunately this site is not running anymore.
If we then could add one more indicator which somehow could identify proper zig zag patterns in the volatility and I think we would have a pretty kick-ass tool for GUNBOT.
As you might have guessed, I have no damn clue how to whip this one together, but I am sure there are members in this community who can make this happen, for free ;)

edit: Found something that could be helpful for a dev. http://www.onlinetradingconcepts.com/TechnicalAnalysis/ZigZag.html



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Technical Support & Development / Re: Bugs/Issues tracker v3.3.2
« on: June 12, 2017, 10:34:04 AM »
I might have an idea for how to catch pumps and dumps more effectively.
 What if gunbot started using stop-limit orders and micro trades for both step-gain and BB.
 I'm thinking like this. price moves past lvl 1. Bot makes stop-limit order there and then waits. Second level, bot moves the stop-limit order to 2nd lvl. Then it waits again, until price is higher(or lower if buy mode)and start splitting up the order into smaller ones and spreading them out. This spreading out would mitigate the effects of "wrongly colored" candles in both up and down trends, since you would have some of the coins left if price climbs more, and in that case the bot would gradually move the stop-limit orders step by step to maximize profit.
With this the only difference would be that you buy lower/sell higher then you do currently, at least I can't see any issues with this.

I am also thinking a wall detector for the bot would be really handy, so the bot wouldn't try to get past walls. Maybe there is already, I have no idea..??

I made a thread for this at https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=432.0


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I might have an idea for how to catch pumps and dumps more effectively.
 What if gunbot started using stop-limit orders and micro trades for both step-gain and BB.
 I'm thinking like this. price moves past lvl 1. Bot makes stop-limit order there and then waits. Second level, bot moves the stop-limit order to 2nd lvl. Then it waits again, until price is higher(or lower if buy mode)and start splitting up the order into smaller ones and spreading them out. This spreading out would mitigate the effects of "wrongly colored" candles in both up and down trends, since you would have some of the coins left if price climbs more, and in that case the bot would gradually move the stop-limit orders step by step to maximize profit.

I am also thinking a wall detector for the bot would be really handy, so the bot wouldn't try to get past walls. Maybe there is already, I have no idea..?? :)

 :o

edit: I have found two very interesting indicators which might work very well with or without stop-limit and microtrades. http://www.onlinetradingconcepts.com/TechnicalAnalysis/ZigZag.html and http://www.onlinetradingconcepts.com/TechnicalAnalysis/AccumulativeSwingIndex.html

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