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- garyfritz replied Feb 20, 2012
Maybe we can get the thread back on track with some clueless newbie questions. Evaluator posted about his Symphonie system about a month ago, on another forum I read. Until now I haven't had a chance to look at it. It does definitely look ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 29, 2011
On Kedridder's question about the white arrow in EU... Yes there was a white arrow many candles before. However the mkt also pulled back past the 89EMA and then crossed again, making a new EMA-cross (SAR) signal. If I understand it right, **either** ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 25, 2011
Oh -- so the BARS setting says "this arrow signal expires after this many bars" ? So since it didn't hit the PO within a few bars, it canceled the signal? As far as I know, Peter has no such expiration in his rules. I don't see why you need to do ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 25, 2011
I must have something wrong, or else I completely misunderstand the system. Here's a re-entry arrow in EURUSD, red bars, negative histo. Sure looks like a simple setup to me, but nothing's happening. Comment section says 24H trading (so I know it ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 25, 2011
My understanding is that signals stay active until negated, and they don't all have to happen on the same bar. The picture I posted in the Fratelli thread ( url ) showed an example of this, and Dean said it was a textbook example. I'm running the v2 ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 22, 2011
I've attached a picture to explain how I think you trade the "all signals don't line up on the same bar" condition, and how to exit if you don't hit the TP or SL. Peter, Dean, is the picture correct? What about if the histo turned positive? === 22 ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 21, 2011
So let me see if I'm reading the charts & rules right... EURUSD: start trading 5:50 GMT = 7:50 by my broker 06:00 -- crossed above and below, body low = 1.3521, set entry 4.0 pips below = 1.3517. Entry hit in 8:10 bar, got as low as 1.35056 in 8:20 ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 21, 2011
I'm not looking at the color. I'm looking at the data values. These pictures are from Peter's example in EURJPY. Picture 1: Price close crosses the EMA. So does the Super candle. Value3 = Price Close because the Super candle closed at the top of the ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 21, 2011
Here's an example that shows what I mean. In the Data Window, you can see SuperTrend..., Value 2, Value 3, Value 4. Unfortunately they didn't label them well but I'm 99.99% sure those correspond to O, H, L, C. Look at the Price & Super candle Close ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 21, 2011
Peter, questions: 1. The template is set up with "super candles" and no PRICE displayed. When you say "Price needs to CLOSE above/below the 89 EMA," do you really mean PRICE? Or do you mean the close of the super candle? They don't always match. See ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 20, 2011
Some of that difference is because, in spite of its name, the "EMA 2,15 Crossover" indicator DOES NOT use EMAs. It uses LWMAs (Linear Weighted MA). This chart shows where the LWMA in the indicator (white arrows) differs from the same indicator using ...
- garyfritz replied Nov 13, 2011
I couldn't resist... I have a preliminary non-recalculating, non-repainting indicator working. I believe the historical bar calculations are right, but I can't test the realtime bar generation until I have realtime ticks. Here's an ...
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