Dare to think simply, try it, it will be good!
wicks get filled xauusd
- | Joined Jan 2024 | Status: Trader | 21 Posts
I tried it on silver 
I closed it manually. I need more data every week
I closed it manually. I need more data every week
Dare to think simply, try it, it will be good!
- | Joined Jun 2021 | Status: Trader | 89 Posts
If anyone wants to dwell into the M1 madness i can show you something interesting. I dont trade bellow D1 on real account, but for amusement i created EA for this strategy and tested it on M1. Older generations on this forum remember XMT scalper and this EA based on he Iamhewho strategy for sure have that wibe. {image}Ill attach EA in mq4 and a set ,you can play test change the code do what ever you like. Good luck and dont be stupid to place the ea on the live account. Backtesting and live trading are 2 different things {file} {image}
At the same timeframe, February 1st to February 5th, 2026,
when I backtested, the result was $100 to $2300 @@
but when I ran the demo, it was only $100 to $130
The results are vastly different.
- | Joined May 2021 | Status: Trader | 74 Posts
You gotta boop the snoot
Learning to scalp NAS100 Part 2 All Time Return:
0.5%
- | Joined Nov 2025 | Status: Trader | 6 Posts
thinking about a whole new dimension to this so if this wick fill is a continuation , what if the wick gets filled straight away , which it does sometimes, then could we take the opposite position for a reversal , so we would have more trade opportunities and if the strike rate is the same would make this strategy even more powerful. Something I am currently exploring anyway.
A wick getting filled straight away does feel like it can mark exhaustion sometimes. Flipping it into a reversal idea could add a whole new layer if the conditions line up. Just gotta be careful of those strong momentum moves that keep pushing after the fill.
Definitely an idea worth exploring, curious to see what your testing shows
