Independent Long and Short NRTR Systems with Separate Parameters

Summary

This expert advisor runs two NRTR signal systems, one for long positions and one for short positions. Each side has its own settings, including separate identifiers, position sizing, and switches for allowing entries and exits. The separation lets a trader configure bullish and bearish behavior differently, reflecting the possibility that markets do not move symmetrically. The suggested workflow is to test and configure one side first, then enable and tune the other.

The document notes that the compiled NRTR indicator must be installed for the expert to run. It references a GBPJPY four-hour test over 2016 and shows examples with symmetric and asymmetric settings, but supplies no numerical performance statistics in the text. Stop loss and take profit were not used in the described tests. The results therefore do not establish robustness, risk-adjusted performance, or behavior across other instruments and periods.

Key ideas

• The expert advisor contains distinct NRTR-driven systems for long and short trades.
• Each direction can use separate sizing, identifiers, and entry and exit permissions.
• The author recommends configuring and testing each directional system independently.
• A GBPJPY four-hour test covering 2016 is referenced, with no numerical results reported in the text.
• The described tests omitted stop loss and take profit, limiting what can be inferred about risk control.

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