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General Discussion / Multiple orders to be 100% sure you sell

« on: February 14, 2018, 09:19:21 AM »

Hi guys,

I was wondering if any of you have any experience with the following:
I'm thinking to make scripts that run on eg 1 minute but have a security function that also makes eg 15 minute candles.

Then I want to do all the normal TA with the 15 minute candles, but when there is a sell signal, I want to make a little loop where if fires a couple of sell signals, depending on how the price will behalve. I will use the minute candles for these sell signals.

The idea is that, when using several sell alerts, I want to be 100% sure that I actually sell everything and that I won't be stuck with an order that only sells half and the rest basically turns into a bag. I use TV_PROTECTION off, and I take care of minimal gains etc inside of my scripts.

So the real question is: if GB already had an open order that is not filled yet and it receives a new order.. Will it cancel the old one and put the new one in the exchange or will it ignore the new order and just keep the old one?

Otherwise AUTOCANCEL_ON_NEW_TV_ORDER would be a feature request

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General Discussion / Re: New BB tactic

« on: June 18, 2017, 12:37:10 PM »

Hey Cryptopesa!

I have this setup running about half of my coins atm. I'm still new, so I'm still figuring things out and I've already came to the conclusion that this method works best for coins that don't tend to fall too much (stay for too long under the BB).
But on the right coins it is pretty safe and I make a good margin on some coins doing it this way. And the nr of bags is very low, as you're almost always buying at a low point.

What I was trying to do though is to find a way where you could also profit from the middle part. As the stepgain from the bottom has not yet stepped all the way up to the upper BB yet, but rather sell at 2-3% profit, wait a little till it goes back, buys again and sell again at 2-3% (with the right coins).
That's where my suggestion to set an extra buy band in the middle comes from. But the risk is that it buys on the way down, so the middle should only buy on the way up.
At least, that's what I think atm.

and when it's too high, you need to wait again till the coin is in it's lower half until this tactic works.

PS actually for some coins, that fall, but stepwise, this also seems to work. Like POT. Where I do lower bb 1% and then stepgain sell.

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General Discussion / Re: New BB tactic

« on: June 14, 2017, 06:07:31 PM »

Hey People..

So I understood that a friend told Gunthar about this post. So I will add some images to illustrate what I see, with some more text underneath:




These are 3 randomly chosen coins that trade well on bittrex. As you can see I can show this pattern on almost any coin, where it goes through the middle, then kind of ping pongs between the upper lines and then goes down again. of course it's not exact sience, but I do think it's a usable pattern. Also, before a lot of pumps you first see it hit the top, go down a little towards the middle line and then the pump comes. Don't ask me why
The first picture is the most off btw, you only see what I mean at the right, where the pump is.

So what I'm basically suggesting it that you set 2 buy points, one on the lower band and one in the middle. And the middle will only buy if it goes through that point from underneath. Or maybe a band in the middle in which it buys when the trend is up.
After that it's just the same stepgain logic.

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General Discussion / New BB tactic

« on: June 13, 2017, 06:40:19 PM »

Hey All,

Please tell me if I'm overlooking something, but I think I have a relatively safe idea for a tactic that is still kind of aggressive. And I don't think it's possible to implement it with the current features.

So if you look at the BB charts of a lot of coins you often see something like this: it touches the lower band, goes up, goes down a little goes up again. Then it goes through the center line, goes down a little, goes up again. Then goes to the upper band, goes down to the middle and then stays between the upper and the middle line for some time. Then goes down again.

So the idea is to use this pattern with a combination of the BB and Stepgain tactic and a little logic.

So if the low BB is set to 5% it will buy when the value is down. Then sell with stepgain. Once it crosses the middle, going up, buy more and sell with stepgain.
If it touches the middle (or is close to) from above and changes direction up again, buy again and sell with stepgain.
If it touches the middle and does not change direction, do nothing. The value will either go down to the lower band or it will get up from underneath from where it will buy because it's going up.
you could use the logic on the low BB too, that it should only buy if it changes direction upwards. (so you won't get the stress when it's sliding away )

Let me know how you guys see this?