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TRADING STRATEGIES


FX


based on simple Bollinger Bands rules and has almost ideal equity curve showing constant growth even during periods like 9/11 or banking crisis, when many other trading systems failed.


The blue portion of the chart is Out-of-sample area, where the strategy was tested on previously unknown data.


Summary


Image 5:Genetic Builder is running and producing new strategy together with backtest every few seconds


its progress in the log in the Build screen.


It usually takes less than a second (depending on a precision mode and data history) to generate and backtest the new strategy on the historical data. Generated


strategies are


continually sorted and the best of them are stored into the Databank for later review.


Results


Below you can see one sample of profitable strategy generated by Genetic Builder. The strategy is


Genetic Builder is a perfect tool for strategy developers and MQL programmers to speed up the process of creating and testing trading strategies, and to learn new concepts that will very likely cause them to see the trading strategy development in a different light.


In the example above we saw how easy it is to build a new trading strategy. By repeating the same process for other symbols or timeframe you can build a robust portfolio


of your own trading


robots trading different currencies, possibly on different timeframes, using different, independent strategies.


Genetic Builder Software to generate new trading strategies, with export to MetaTrader 4 EA code


Email:


support@geneticbuilder.com www:


http://www.GeneticBuilder.com


Image 6:Genetic Results for this sample strategy are quite straight, with small drawdowns and constant equity growth


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Requirements: Windows


Price:


$990 owned license


Get a free trial at http://www.GeneticBuilder.com/trial FX TRADER MAGAZINE April - June 2012 25


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