No idea, have a look at payed commissions, fixed spread, swap.....
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Disliked@HP I am using last version V3M and until now it looks good. Will watch it very close, if it will freeze again. But kindly explain to me "how" this sync filter is meant to work! I realy do not understand if I use 5 filters only, they are DO, Spread, Relative Strength, B/S Ratio and Sync but it doesn't open a trade, even all conditions are met. For my understanding it should have opened AJ, AU and GA, but nothing happened! {image} @all: Kindly do not send any change requests to me, adress them to the programmer. I don't have...Ignored
Disliked{quote} EA is showing amount minus my commission (which is already booked to my account). No idea, have a look at payed commissions, fixed spread, swap.....Ignored
DislikedI did some experimenting with rolling bidratios and accessing past ratios with different price types (close, median, typical...) and the difference of adding or subtracting quote currency. And it really shows how bad idea it is using same day's high and low for calculation when day changes... So after reading all this talk about spaghetti indicators, here is one more if somebody wants to experiment (and now I want some spaghetti, getting hungry...) {image} {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} great!.. does it use your excel formula with polynomial and absolute dynamic, whatever that isIgnored
Disliked{quote} This is another great S/R indicator, open source..... http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/php...php?f=27&t=514Ignored
DislikedI did some experimenting with rolling bidratios and accessing past ratios with different price types (close, median, typical...) and the difference of adding or subtracting quote currency. And it really shows how bad idea it is using same day's high and low for calculation when day changes... So after reading all this talk about spaghetti indicators, here is one more if somebody wants to experiment (and now I want some spaghetti, getting hungry...) {image} {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} No it doesn't, I don't understand how should I use that? I can't draw 28 spaghettis on screen and it's used for their relative strength calculation. Not absolute strength.Ignored
DislikedI did some experimenting with rolling bidratios and accessing past ratios with different price types (close, median, typical...) and the difference of adding or subtracting quote currency. And it really shows how bad idea it is using same day's high and low for calculation when day changes... So after reading all this talk about spaghetti indicators, here is one more if somebody wants to experiment (and now I want some spaghetti, getting hungry...) {image} {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} when spaghetti reaches the top end and then turns down it WILL go to the bottom end again, and vice versa...THAT is powerful 90% if i'm not mistaken there is a correlation table built into hotpotatos spaghetti...that's why it worksIgnored
Disliked{quote} I have no (real) idea of what I'm looking at... so a (wild ass) 'guess'.... The widows/lines show the 'spread' or level of 'disagreement' between supply/demand... (bid ratio) the 'closer' the lines the less 'disagreement' over price between buyers and sellers. The Top spaghetti window is 'same day' and the bottom window is rolling?Ignored
Disliked{quote} when spaghetti reaches the top end and then turns down it WILL go to the bottom end again, and vice versa...THAT is powerful 90% if i'm not mistaken there is a correlation table built into hotpotatos spaghetti...that's why it worksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Do not forget the crosses at 55 and 45, it makes the other 10% when it turns around and doesn't make it to the top.Ignored
QuoteDislikedif i'm not mistaken there is a correlation table built into hotpotatos spaghetti...that's why it works
Disliked{quote} I have no (real) idea of what I'm looking at... so a (wild ass) 'guess'.... The widows/lines show the 'spread' or level of 'disagreement' between supply/demand... (bid ratio) the 'closer' the lines the less 'disagreement' over price between buyers and sellers. The Top spaghetti window is 'same day' and the bottom window is rolling?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Both are rolling, only difference is that other one subtracts quote currency's bidratio from the total strength. And it's not using any moving averages, if I had wanted that I would've just used CCFp or some other spaghetti indicator that uses moving averages..Ignored
Disliked{quote} if its running in cycles then when one color spaghetti is at the top at the same time as another color spaghetti is at the bottom and they turn toward each other....you have a perfect oportunity for good rr...or as blue said when one retraces and then u can expect it to complete its mission..... mikka maybe this idea helps you to make an indicator 2 cents {image} {image} {image} {image} {image}Ignored