XCCI Histogram Breakout Signals with Separate Position Sizes
Summary
This document describes an Expert Advisor built around the XCCI_Histogram_Vol indicator. It generates a signal when a bar closes after crossing an overbought or oversold threshold. Two threshold levels are associated with separate order identifiers and separate deposit-share sizing inputs, distinguishing normal and strong signals. The text says the indicator’s compiled file must be available in the trading terminal’s indicator directory for the generated advisor to run.
The document mentions example trades and test results for USDJPY on a four-hour chart over 2017, but provides no numeric performance statistics in the available text. It states that the displayed tests used the advisor’s default inputs and did not use stop-loss or take-profit orders. That omission leaves trade risk and exit behavior unclear, and the cited single instrument and period do not establish robustness. The description gives the signal and sizing setup, but not enough detail to assess the indicator’s calculation or reproduce the reported test.
Key ideas
- Signals are triggered at bar close when price breaks an overbought or oversold level.
- Two signal levels use separate order identifiers and deposit-share sizing inputs.
- The advisor depends on the compiled indicator being installed in the terminal’s indicator folder.
- The cited test covers USDJPY on a four-hour chart during 2017, without stop-loss or take-profit settings.
- The text provides no numerical performance measures or evidence of robustness.
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