The following Consolidation Signals are on a EUR/USD 4-Hour chart.

EUR/USD Consolidation Signals
Cumulative Wins Money Management, 14-Unit Cycle Target

The following backtest is on the EUR/USD 4-Hour chart using Cumulative Wins Money Management with a 14 unit cycle target. The signal envelopes are 29-80 pips distance from HMA 10 (trade signals shown above). This backtest does not include compounding of profits between money management cycles. To compound your profits between cycles, you should increase the unit/lot sizes after each 14 unit cycle is completed (a win at 14 units). Allocate at least $300 capital for each 0.01 unit size.

Consolidation Signals on EUR/USD 4-Hour Chart (Preset 3a)

EUR/CHF Consolidation Signals
Cumulative Wins Money Management, 8-Unit Cycle Target

The following backtest is on the EUR/CHF 4-Hour chart using Cumulative Wins Money Management with an 8 unit cycle target. The signal envelopes are 27-75 pips distance from HMA 10. This backtest does not include compounding of profits between money management cycles. To compound your profits between cycles, you should increase the unit/lot sizes after each 8 unit cycle is completed (a win at 8 units). Allocate at least $250 capital for each 0.01 unit size.

Consolidation Signals on EUR/CHF 4-Hour Chart (Preset 2a)

GBP/USD 1-Hour Consolidation Signals

The following consolidation signals follow Linear Weighted Moving Average 30 with a 30-78 Signal Envelope. It Buys on the first green candle 30-78 pips below LWMA 30 and Sells on the first red candle 30-78 pips above LWMA 30.

GBP/USD Consolidation Signals
Negative Progression Money Management

The following two backtests are on the GBP/USD 1-Hour chart using the Negative Progression Money Management with a 7 unit Max lot size. These consolidation (counter-trend) strategies make a great compliment to the Trend-Following Robot's GBP/USD 1-Hour strategies, which do best in opposite market conditions (trends).

This backtest does not include any compounding of profits. You can compound profits monthly or bi-monthly by loading a preset file for a larger unit/lot size. I recommend allocating at least $450 capital for each 0.01 unit size. Allocate more than $450 per 0.01 unit size for safer trading to better sustain potentially larger draw-downs.

Negative Progression Money Management is more risky than Positive Progression money management because it increase lot sizes following losses and decreases lots following wins. Therefore, the more funds you allocate per 0.01 unit size, the better you can sustain potentially large drawdowns. Combining this strategy with a Trend-Following strategy on the same pair can also help reduce the draw-downs. The upside of this money management strategy is that losses are often recovered quickly and new equity highs are frequent.

GBP/USD 1-Hour Chart (Preset 3b) 

The backtest below (using Preset 3c) uses the same consolidation trade signals as the preset shown above (3b) but slightly more aggressive money management (it increases lots following a wider range of losses for quicker loss-recovery), which reflects in the larger profit and smoother equity curve, but also a larger max draw-down. Therefore, I recommend allocating at least $500 per 0.01 unit using this preset.

GBP/USD 1-Hour Chart (Preset 3c)

GBP/USD Consolidation Signals
Cumulative Wins Money Management, 12-Unit Cycle Target

The following backtest is on the GBP/USD 1-Hour using the Cumulative Wins Money Management System with a 12 unit cycle target. This strategy makes a great compliment to the Trend-Following Robot's GBP/USD strategy (presets 1a and 1b) because they also use signal envelopes based on HMA 70.

This backtest does not include compounding of profits between cycles. To compound your profits between cycles, you should increase the unit/lot sizes after each 6 unit cycle is completed (a win at 6 units). I recommend allocating at least $300 capital for each 0.01 unit size.

The backtest below is on a GBP/JPY 15-Min chart using a signal envelope 90-120 pips above and below SMA 117 (as shown in the Signals screenshot above). It is using the Cumulative Wins Money Management strategy with a 6-Unit Cycle Target, averaging $548 profit per cycle target using 0.01 unit size. That's 182% profit per cycle if allocating $300 per 0.01 unit at the beginning of each cycle. Scale up the unit size and compound your profits according to your balance after each 6 unit cycle target is reached.

The green bars at the bottom of the graph show the lot sizing up to a 6 unit cycle target. The starting lot size was 0.01 with a max lot size of 0.06 (the cycle target). When a win occurs at the cycle target, the EA drops the lot size back to 1 unit (0.01 in this example) to lock in the profits from the previous cycle. This would be the point to increase the lot sizes to compound your profits. This preset is included with the EA.  

GBP/JPY 15-Min Consolidation Signals, Preset 2a.

MINIMUM PIPPETS Settings Explained (10 Pippets = 1 pip)

Minimum_Pippets_for_a_Win: This setting requires that the minimum sized win be at least this large to qualify for a lot increase on the next trade when Use_Negative_Progression=False. 3000 = 300 pips.

Minimum_Pippets_for_a_Loss: This setting requires that minimum size of a loss be at least this large in order to qualify for a lot decrease on the next trade when Use_Negative_Progression=False. 1500 = 150 pips.

The lot sizing system is reversed when Use_Negative_Progression = True, meaning it will increase lots following qualified LOSSES and decrease lots following qualified WINS, according to the Minimum Pippets settings.

TRADING HOURS:
Most of the presets included with this EA use a 23-hour trading window between 00:15 and 23:45 AM Jerusalem Time (GMT+3), which excludes trading on the midnight rollover candle. This is because spreads widen up to 20 pips at this time. If the time zone of your MT4 PRICE FEED is NOT on GMT+3 time zone, you will need to adjust the StartHour and EndHour settings in the EA properties. The preset files included for the GMT+3 time zone. PLEASE NOTE: The time on your charts has no relation to your local time. Your charts will reflect the time of your broker's price feed server providing the data. To check the time of your charts, place the cross hair tool over a current 1 minute bar and the time will appear at the bottom of the cross hair. GMT+3 (Jerusalem) is the time zone most commonly used by brokers for their price servers. Do not change the minute settings. Trading hours are in military time (0-23 hours). The default settings of the EA are in bold font...

Start Time: 00:15  (Set to 22:15 for GMT (London) chart time zone.
End Hour: 23:45  (Set to 21:45 for GMT (London) chart time zone.

The EA includes preset files for GMT+3 time zone (Jerusalem time). If your current chart time does not match this and you're not sure what StartTime and EndTime settings to use, please contact me so we can figure it out. You may use the World Clock to calculate the difference in time zones at: www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

UTC/GMT time is located below all the city times on the World Clock (link above).

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