also is it possible to have the dates as well as the times on the top timeline? it gets hard to read without the dates. thanks.
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DislikedMonthly on a hundred could mean over 1000+ pippers still in the trend. Am I right? I would focus when currency is strong just to buy it. So closer to 100 better a buy.. Im also experience this sort of questions.. The biggest question is, how one filters trades out.Ignored
Disliked{quote} perhaps but we need more specifics...need to do some testing to see how long a 'signal' (say a currency hitting 0/100) stays there before it comes down. drawdown on trading MN1 signal could be huge.... but these are good starting ideas we can build on.Ignored
Dislikedthanks for the heads up 21. yes, i could see eliminating CHF as well as NZD due to their correlation with AUD & EUR. sounds like you are basket trading. do you find better results vs. discretely trading only the strongest/weakest currencies ? do you prefer trading the reversion from extreme RS levels, or momentum trading the RS signals ? how much does MTF work into your system(s) ? e.g. have you found advantages to analysing more than one TF, or does the redundancy make it not worth it i am working out strategies in Excel, to spit out trade recommendations...Ignored
Dislikedalso is it possible to have the dates as well as the times on the top timeline? it gets hard to read without the dates. thanks.Ignored
Disliked...playing the reversion from 0/100 on the RS indi is not necessarily contra trend, if the larger TFs agree. also, if a curr is at 100 vs. the others it is most likely to not remain on top for long. this cries 'possible entry' for me. whereas i think stochastics, which indicates ob/os, tells you better when a move has run out, at least in the indicated timeframe. this speaks 'conservative (or first TP) exit' to me. anyway this is where i'm at in my using these tools so far. good stuff.Ignored
DislikedDear Hanover, i am looking for a supply & demand trend(zones) indicator, for all time frame for major pairs. on single chart like dashboard. regards, hukamIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi, That sounds like a big programming job, and I'm currently too busy with existing projects to undertake anything that's too time-consuming. If you post your request in one of the ‘I code your EAs/indicators for free’ threads, it's more likely to be seen by other programmers, and perhaps one of them will help you. But you'll probably need to explain exactly how the zones are calculated; we programmers are intellectual giants but we are not mind readers. LOL. Good luck, DavidIgnored
Disliked@hukam try this, it's excellent at drawing Sam Seiden style supply & demand zones. i liked this so much at the time, i supported the developer. <end of off-topic> {file} {file}Ignored
DislikedLatest version of CSM is attached to this post. The indicator now includes a 'Trend Summary' feature which is enabled if you set SummarySpacing to a value > 0. The summary plots all of the CSM values for each TF as a line graph, allowing you to quickly view which currencies are strong across several TFs (colored line is above the midpoint in consecutive TFs) or are becoming stronger (colored line slopes upward). Vice versa for weakness. See screenshot (this uses the default parameter settings). For example, one possible use might be: find a pair...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hanover, I'm wondering if something is missing? I installed only the indicators you have from your post #541 as instructed. I've also installed the fonts from post #547, but still nothing. Am I missing something? Maybe something from an earlier version? My MT4 build is 509. Thank you {image}Ignored
Dislikedi am working out strategies in Excel, to spit out trade recommendations using other filters/indicators as well as RS. cheersIgnored