Hi,
thank you all for downloading my free trial versions.
As you may know, the last version offers much better input settings: You no longer have to search for best Pip_in_range or X_bars settings, the indi finds them for you automatically.
But it is also free to you, to find your own settings - you can adjust them manually in the inputs.
So if you have less signals, and want more, just reduce the pip in range or x bars for your current timeframe.
Please download the real version from here:
Contact me under [email protected] for purchase options.
Because there were so many mails from people asking for another trial version, I decided to upload another one; it expires on 24.12.
I worked quite some time on it; it covers an advanced algorithm that is aligned by two MAs and is suitable to changing market conditions.
As you will discover, there are several ways to trade it.
The indi gives good trend direction signals, but is also intended to give a good overview when ranges occur.
If during a recent time-period two contrary signals appear one after another, it is very likely that you will face a range now.
It is advised to mark the highest and lowest price, and to trade the price outbreak out of this range, which is promising.
On the other hand, when you feel that you have captured a nice trend riding signal, you just trade it until you get another opposite signal or get stopped out by trailing stop/ S&R level.
The best as what I have experienced is to switch the range filter (Pip_in_Range and X_Bars) to zero when you have already entered a good trend; an opposite signal will then most likely only appear when the trend has really come to an end or taken a pullback.
You can save this as template to be able to switch it on fast (ex. Exit_at_Trend).
This -switching range filter off or reducing both- is recommended for getting early signals on higher timeframes, H1 and above. As for lower timeframes I think it is too much signals.
One more thing: The arrow is 'only' being drawn on the first candle, not on the recent open one. And just by the way, it does not repaint.
Input description:
Intensity: Means short-term intensity
Win_Ratio: More long term sighted
pip_in_Range: This is the filter for ranging markets; put it to 0 and it is disabled (no longer in new version)
x_Bars: For how many bars, the filter is valid from first signal on (no longer in new version)
Sensitivity: The indi automatically detects best inputs for pip_in_Range and X_bars and configures the inputs;
you can select between low, medium and high
Old expired Trial Versions:
thank you all for downloading my free trial versions.
As you may know, the last version offers much better input settings: You no longer have to search for best Pip_in_range or X_bars settings, the indi finds them for you automatically.
But it is also free to you, to find your own settings - you can adjust them manually in the inputs.
So if you have less signals, and want more, just reduce the pip in range or x bars for your current timeframe.
Please download the real version from here:
Attached File(s)
Trend Indi III.ex4
24 KB
|
333 downloads
|
Uploaded Dec 12, 2018 6:32am
Contact me under [email protected] for purchase options.
Because there were so many mails from people asking for another trial version, I decided to upload another one; it expires on 24.12.
Attached File(s)
Trend_Indi_III_Trial_2.ex4
22 KB
|
263 downloads
|
Uploaded Dec 12, 2018 6:38am
I worked quite some time on it; it covers an advanced algorithm that is aligned by two MAs and is suitable to changing market conditions.
As you will discover, there are several ways to trade it.
The indi gives good trend direction signals, but is also intended to give a good overview when ranges occur.
If during a recent time-period two contrary signals appear one after another, it is very likely that you will face a range now.
It is advised to mark the highest and lowest price, and to trade the price outbreak out of this range, which is promising.
On the other hand, when you feel that you have captured a nice trend riding signal, you just trade it until you get another opposite signal or get stopped out by trailing stop/ S&R level.
The best as what I have experienced is to switch the range filter (Pip_in_Range and X_Bars) to zero when you have already entered a good trend; an opposite signal will then most likely only appear when the trend has really come to an end or taken a pullback.
You can save this as template to be able to switch it on fast (ex. Exit_at_Trend).
This -switching range filter off or reducing both- is recommended for getting early signals on higher timeframes, H1 and above. As for lower timeframes I think it is too much signals.
One more thing: The arrow is 'only' being drawn on the first candle, not on the recent open one. And just by the way, it does not repaint.
Input description:
Intensity: Means short-term intensity
Win_Ratio: More long term sighted
pip_in_Range: This is the filter for ranging markets; put it to 0 and it is disabled (no longer in new version)
x_Bars: For how many bars, the filter is valid from first signal on (no longer in new version)
Sensitivity: The indi automatically detects best inputs for pip_in_Range and X_bars and configures the inputs;
you can select between low, medium and high
Old expired Trial Versions:
Attached File(s)
Trend Indi Trial.ex4
15 KB
|
298 downloads
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