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- MAD replied Jun 16, 2009
love that photo
- MAD replied Jun 12, 2009
The pivot indi will not install on my charts. Sorry, ignore that.
- MAD replied Jun 12, 2009
Very good question. I have two HG MTF indi's on my chart. 1, 30, 15, 5 (lower) and 1440, 240, 60 and 30 (higher). This is still very very early in the testing stages so I don't want to say to much on it. Only that currently I'm testing the Lower to ...
- MAD replied Jun 12, 2009
Great. Now that we're all on the same page, I'll continue my 1 hour testing. I'll post the charts as I go and post the excel sheet at the end of next week.
- MAD replied Jun 12, 2009
Thats not exactly what I meant. This forum is for developing the strategy on the 5M chart. Use the indis as they are and do your demo testing. Log all trades good and bad and post your results. All posts should be regarding a trade using this ...
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
No it was not. I have noticed the repainting on the HV indicator. However, it does not change your entry strategy if you are using this as a supportive indi. The final candle that closed and changed the HV indi to the other color will be the entry ...
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
Always, in any time frame, wait till the candle is closed. Remember that "price action" is your first and foremost indicator.
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
I'm using the older version. I did not change it when TG posted a new one because I have not experienced any repainting on the 1 hour TF.
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
Forgot the chart. Sorry.
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
Thank you. An addition to that is if the initial entry was missed. Price tends to pull back to the TM quite often. As indicated by the arrows on the chart. One may place a limit order near the TM and wait. This would also significantly reduce your ...
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
Entry Rules — All, Here is my brief attempt to define entry rules. This has only been tested on the hourly charts. I have used it for the past couple of days and it has successfully filtered false signals. EURUSD hourly chart (Daily chart is ...
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
I only trade 1 hour charts and above
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
I can't believe how much crap I have to read until I get to a post where someone is actually working to better this system. Your testing data looks good. 0% drawdown, that's a first.
- MAD replied Jun 11, 2009
Here is the update from this earlier trade. TP was hit for 110 pips.
- MAD replied Jun 10, 2009
EURUSD — Personally I like the Vorticity. I look at it as a leading indicator and not an Indi to base an entry on. Here is my second trade using this strategy. The rules are not set in stone yet but thats why we're here isn't it? So here is ...
- MAD replied Jun 10, 2009
True. As I mentioned previously EURJPY was my favorite because I can catch both currencies in open markets. However, I will not alienate other currencies either. The EURUSD is still the most volatile currency because traders around the world, in ...
- MAD replied Jun 10, 2009
GBPUSD 1H — The TG HV just turned blue. Indicating a move upwards. The TM was still blue after a quick pullback. All 4 bars on the TG HG are blue. Entry valid. Entry @ 1.6358 SL @ 1.6307 for a risk of 50 pips TP @ 1.6468 for a reward of 110 ...
- MAD replied Jun 10, 2009
Well said. I've been thinking of a way to plan a solid exit strategy to maximize pip gain. If we wait until the TM changes then a significant amount is lost, however, profitable. I've tried testing with the MACD divergence to exit a trade. This has ...
- MAD replied Jun 10, 2009
Trade the hourly chart. Less whipsaws.
- MAD replied Jun 10, 2009
GBDUSD — This is the hourly chart of GBPUSD. I'm currently long this position. I entered into this trade at position 5. The break out of the last consolidation zone. Positions 1 - 4 were possible entry areas if I were to look at this chart ...