could you remind me of the core strategy you are trying here ?....I cant remember if its a confidential/private one or not
I am scalping on EURUSD/GBPUSD divergence. If the two pairs momentarily drop out of correlation, I will enter a position on each pair and speculate for a retracement. It is pretty similar to what you are doing with the corrie, but very specialized on the behavior of these pairs.
I have several versions of the same strategy, one that is generalized so that it can be used for all pairs that are correlated to each other (correlation >0.8, can be used on any timeframe).
I have another version, that is tailored to EURUSD/GBPUSD, because I have had limited success with the generalized version here. I found that the pairs can drop out of correlation for longer amounts of time and generally behave odd in various ways, so that my EA was profitable on some days and caused losses on other days.
My goal is to be profitable consistently and have minimal drawdown (isn't that what we all want), this is why I am now trying to implement various improvements. Correlation is wonderful here because you can think outside the box and not rely on the typical indicators.
I'll keep the fine details private, but will gladly discuss them in private with the contributors here.
Apart from the EA optimizations I want to enhance the corrie indicator so that it will give recommendations about which pairs to watch and/or to trade. Maybe this can then be combined with the general strategy part of the EA to perform automatic trades. Ideally the EA would then be able to trade any crosses, such as CADNZD, NZDCHF or AUDCHF.
Not sure if this will be a useful trading tool, but from eyeballing the charts I believe that it could be a profitable approach.