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DislikedApparently Alpari is picky about how I name the Buffers. Have to start with 0. It's working now.Ignored
start = MaxBars + 100; i = start;
switch(tf) { case 1: case 5: case 15: case 60: case 240: . . . }
DislikedAll,
This is my first post to this thread. Hats off to Udine for sharing! With this in mind I just got a signal to go long on the EU. I just wanted to confirm this is a no go for the following reasons:
1. Out of Trading hours
2. RmUp=Red
Everything else seems to be in line with the rules. Just wanted to confirm a non-trade.
TIA
LionsdenIgnored
DislikedI saw that one too. Agreed - It's outside of hours and above the daily range so I'm not going to touch it.
Something that I've been doing (as with all my trades on lower timeframes) I take a look at where the price is on the daily chart.
If we are trading in to a point of resistance that has been tested several times, I look for a clear break or a bounce back. At the moment, the EURUSD is around a point of solid resistance so price can be unpredictable.
Works well enough for me. Sure I miss some trades, but like Udine and the rest of the guys...Ignored
DislikedApparently Alpari is picky about how I name the Buffers. Have to start with 0. It's working now.Ignored
Dislikedbuy signal on GU;
not placing the order based on two reasons
1. first bar of the London session
2. going long into key resistance levels on the dailyIgnored
Dislikedcoz i took that trade on GU for me the reason was 240 and 60 still green and new highs
did not look at any resistance or support lesson learned
RichardIgnored
DislikedIt is, but if it breaks, I am not taking it... due to problems with Greece I favor a short...
I will be on the sidelines..
udineIgnored
DislikedFor me it was a valid signal. I'm in the trade.
Hopefully a good result.Ignored