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- bruce_loco replied Feb 22, 2018
What exactly are the results? It just looks like a space console
- bruce_loco replied Feb 22, 2018
So explain your session correlator, is it based on a several session market open times? Or looking at previous days?
- bruce_loco replied Feb 21, 2018
HAHAHAHAHA, brilliant Yes, beware of "fund managers" wanting to "manage" your account ;-) The deal here is simple, learn to trade. Demo is fine, but demo does not give you the psychological side of trading, which I am sure you are painfully aware by ...
- bruce_loco replied Feb 21, 2018
It is when you double down on a negative position without a clear trading objective. Have you seen those trades? I could not find a reasoning for them. The first is near a support level, the 2nd is counter trend.
- bruce_loco replied Feb 20, 2018
Well, I will help you out. I looked at your first trade: XAUUSD - spot gold on the 18th at 22h short Why did you short? you were approaching a rejected level. Volume was also bad. And you kept it open till the 25th? The 2nd trade, same thing XAUUSD ...
- bruce_loco replied Feb 1, 2017
Another comment: Candlesticks are to be interpreted as reversal patterns if at extremes of a trend, or as continuation patterns in the middle of a trend. Trends have the definition of a succession of higher highs and higher lows for uptrend and ...
- bruce_loco replied Jan 31, 2017
Not really into code sharing But no, I have not used that library. I based myself on Steve Nison's stuff, but after checking Steve Bulkowski's stuff he has a bit more information on the candles. That is what I will do next. There is the ...
- bruce_loco replied Jul 4, 2015
You might be both wrong If NO = short term spike agains the euro but then manipulation by SNB to diminish the impact, followed by euro recovering, then the kabuki theater continues, there is no referendum to leave the Euro until a deal is agreed ...
- bruce_loco replied May 18, 2015
Just some nuggets of wisdom from what I have seen. Support and resistance should not be just analysed on one pair. The currency index should be taken into account and support/resistance on other pairs. I have seen this happen many times, where you ...
- bruce_loco replied May 18, 2015
Data that has had significant effect in the past. You can do linear regression on economic data(the ones with values) and extract the effect that it produced and feed that to a predictor as a parameter. A study can be done on the types of news, like ...
- bruce_loco replied May 18, 2015
Well Those you can't. What you know about these types of events is that immediately there are negative consequences on both currency and stock markets. To begin with they are local, then global. When I was doing the quant course in coursera the guy ...
- bruce_loco replied May 18, 2015
This data is available. You know that at x date, there were y events with z values, like interest rates, jobs data, etc. You also know that if forecasted is lower than actual depending on the data type the effect will be positive/negative. A large ...
- bruce_loco replied May 18, 2015
Hi algoTraderJo How about a decision tree to add bias based on fundamentals? Wouldn't this be reduce the drawdown seen sometimes? Bruno
- bruce_loco replied May 15, 2015
I am curious as to the data aspects of what I have been reading. Many things affect a currency pair: - Another currency pair - News of importance - The combination of currency pairs that make up its index, which is basically the trading countries ...
- bruce_loco replied Nov 27, 2013
Hi Alfonso By your observations, where do you put your faith when defining a trend? A trendline(whatever angle it may have) or the price action/sd definition of higher high + higher low for uptrend and lower low and lower high for downtrend?
- bruce_loco replied Nov 27, 2013
I am adding a Candle format multiple currency index for the following currencies: USD, JPY, GBP, EUR, CAD, CHF, AUD, NZD So the parameters it takes are: - currency, one of the above - colors for candles and bg. Might help identifying S/D zones ...
- bruce_loco replied Nov 23, 2013
Hi April I found a supply demand indicator with source that appears to be functioning at other timeframes: url Appears to be the same supply_demand_zones indicator. This I can already use with to identify the levels for putting the spreadsheet.
- bruce_loco replied Nov 23, 2013
I'm still pretty new to all of these concepts to be honest. I got interested by looking at Sam Seiden's webminars and now I got here. I spent already ages looking at trix, thv, moving averages, cycles, ocean theory etc However, they really don't ...
- bruce_loco replied Nov 23, 2013
Hi Carousel I changed the show in X timeframe from false to true and still no cigar. Any hints? or is there more than on version of the indicator?
- bruce_loco replied Nov 22, 2013
Hi April Based on what I have seen, supply and demand are based on a candle range being large by x% at a given point in time and not declining to the initial values of that candle range which is about 2-4 candles or so. The zone itself is the candle ...