Trading the forex fully automated martingale

notice that these retards do not start a thread to talk about the projects that they are working on...

...instead they want to correct me nonstop..

these are the same types of retards that would shit all over my threads at other trading forums..

but i dont really care, because it wont be long and i will be working in a protected environment with a team.

hopefully.
 
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I use MicroPython and PlatformIO personally, I don't really like the Arduino IDE/SDK. It's fine though, espressifs own tools are cancerous so I'm not knocking ATMega lol. The ESP32 sdk still relies on Python 2...

Still the Pico 2 is the same price, $5, and it has both ARM and RISC cores if you end up needing them.

Really, I'd spend $20 on aliexpress getting a bunch of different boards lol
Ah I’ve been starting to use platformIO, and for the same reason that Arduino generally sucks, it’s just so easy to fire up and get something working quickly though. The “upload” workflow seems easier too.

Really must try out micropython one of these days!
 
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Ah I’ve been starting to use platformIO, and for the same reason that Arduino generally sucks, it’s just so easy to fire up and get something working quickly though. The “upload” workflow seems easier too.

Really must try out micropython one of these days!
If you like the write and run nature, Thonny is a very basic IDE for MicroPython but its similar in that its super easy to bang stuff out and test with a press

notice that these retards do not start a thread to talk about the projects that they are working on...

...instead they want to correct me nonstop..

these are the same types of retards that would shit all over my threads at other trading forums..

but i dont really care, because it wont be long and i will be working in a protected environment with a team.

hopefully.
...were commenting on the video you posted, ironically without comment yourself, lol.
 
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That’s an ooold chip by the way. I put a PIC18 in a little project about 10 years ago and there’s nearly 200k of them in the field.
200k in the field means that it has a large userbase and it is tried and proven.

the raspberry pi is not a pic chip... it has an underlying operating system.

i much prefer to use a chip that is programmable in assembler and does not need a complex operating system.

that is my choice of hardware and the topic is not open for debate.
 
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If it's programmable, it has some kind of OS, lol. The Pi has way more units in the field too.

Although I do like restricted microcontrollers sometimes. I'm a couple years too young to have been a C64/Z81 user, so it's fun sometimes to have artifical constraints.

There's no real cost benefit though in 2024
 
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a) i am trading using a martingale trading method.

b) i will not post my trades here any more, because this forum is like romper room for kids.

c) i plan to selectively invite persons to my zoom chat, but not from this forum.

 
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200k in the field means that it has a large userbase and it is tried and proven.

Honestly 200k is small beer.. I have other projects with things like stm32 in them that shipped millions.

But to be fair lower volume stuff is where Microchip does best, they hold you hand a bit and chips tend to remain in production for a long time. They are notoriously bug filled though.


the raspberry pi is not a pic chip... it has an underlying operating system.

That’s not true actually. You can run RTOS on it though if you want. That’s an advantage in some fields. It has two cores even.

i much prefer to use a chip that is programmable in assembler and does not need a complex operating system.

You can program the ARM chips in assembler. In fact one of the coolest features of the Pi Pico is it has a small programmable state machine to run some of the io functions like capture. You can only program this in assembler, it’s remarkably similar to stuff I learned on like 6502.

open for debate.

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I try never to reject learning new things, new languages or techniques. Otherwise you get left behind, even if it’s more comfortable to stick with what you know
 
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I try never to reject learning new things, new languages or techniques. Otherwise you get left behind, even if it’s more comfortable to stick with what you know

a) the topic of this thread is about martingale trading.

b) i have probably been coding longer than you have been alive.

c) i know what i like to use as hardware.

i am not here to debate hardware and software choices that i make.

note that early in this thread i was strongly critiqued for choosing C language for this project.

i am not here to learn programming from others.
 
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b) i will not post my trades here any more, because this forum is like romper room for kids.

a) the topic of this thread is about martingale trading.

:lossmanjack:

After reading this thread for 20 years pages, I can safely state that this thread is about you!
Congrats!
:winner:

how much do you sell your zoom-tickets for :^)
 
do you see these absolute morons shitting all over this thread?

this is precisely what they did at all of the other trading forums.

why do they do this? because i wont share my code with them.

did you notice at one point in this thread i said that i was going to release my code?

well, caeser and the others changed their tune from bitchy and complaining to pleasant and nice.
 
Then why are you still here?

Please understand that I neither need nor want an answer to that question.
I don't understand this question. Why would that stop me being here? I've got my reputation to save here.
 
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