Bill Williams Chaos Trading Strategy Part 4 (automation)

Hopefully this is the post in the series that is going to generate some great interest in the Bill Williams trading strategy.

I will demonstrate how Forex Strategy Builder can take these three indicators, the Alligator, the Awesome Oscillator and the Gator and make them into a trading system that generates some excellent money, fully automated.

Bill Williams Chaos Trading Strategy Part 3

Another part of the Bill Williams  trading system is the Gator which will be one of the lower indicators in your chart.

The Gator Oscillator is, in a way, similar to the Macd, in that it plots the convergence and divergence of the moving averages that form the Alligator lines. It actually demonstrates momentum.

Here are some articles to depict its use.

Bill Williams Chaos Trading Strategy Part 2

This is the second article on the Bill Williams 'Trading Chaos' Trading Strategy.

In this one I will present some information on the 'Awesome Oscillator' and its application.

Using  the Awesome Oscillator with the Alligator Indicator can make for the building of a very powerful and yet simple trading system.

Bill Williams Chaos Trading Strategy Part 1

Bill Williams Chaos Trading Strategy

This system is used by many, many traders in all parts of the world, quite a few of those traders do very well with this strategy.

There are many aspects to this system and many interpretations as to what may be a profitable approach to this trading strategy, some of which you will agree with and some of it you may disagree with.

The first part of the system that I will like to illustrate is the alligator, the three moving averages that dominate the price chart and give a very accurate picture as to what is happening with momentum.

Trading Strategy Based on Bill Williams Alligator (Chaos) System

I am using the strategy generator included in Forex Strategy Builder to generate this ea and as you can see, the results are quite impressive.

The ;win/loss' ratio is 1.00, the Sharpe Ratio is 3.93, not bad for an automated strategy, especially considering that the out of sample is 30 per cent.