I attached an updated version to CointossWinLossCycle.c that will print total win/loss percentage after all accumulated cycles.
I wanted to inspect the TRADE values of a given trade but weirdly it has no correct values. Find attached StopVsProfit.c. Also I was wondering why the TRADE struct stores its values with
float precision only. Wouldn't you assume that double is generally preferred? I don't know if there is a practical difference in this case, just thought it is odd because everything else is treated as double.
void run()
{
if (Bar == StartBar)
{
Stop = 50*PIP;
TakeProfit = 50*PIP;
TRADE* pTrade = enterLong();
if (pTrade)
{
printf("nEntryPrice [%.7f]", pTrade->fEntryPrice); // 0.000000
printf("nStopLimit [%.7f]", pTrade->fStopLimit); // 0.000000
printf("nProfitLimit [%.7f]", pTrade->fProfitLimit); // 0.000000 why???
}
}
}
typedef struct TRADE
{
float fEntryPrice; // buy price, or premium without multiplicator
float fExitPrice; // sell price per unit, without spread
float fResult; // current profit of the trade
float fEntryLimit; // buy entry limit
float fProfitLimit; // profit limit price
float fTrailLock; // profit target distance to initial price, positive (long) or negative (short)
float fStopLimit; // stop loss limit price
... Much float. Many wow.
} TRADE;
