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{quote} Hi groenie,Thanks for reply,I monitor almost 10 pairs with hitman indicator. I tried nonor dashboard but it doesn't show me all 87 pairs as claimed by nonor. May be it could be due to the size of monitor?Another question regarding your entries: how do you execute your entries? Which timeframe you use?I am a bit confuse of the entry rule here...Let say I see all RSI turn green, I can execute Market Buy at ANY TIMEFRAME? Or we need to go to each timeframe to choose those RSI with oversold level?
Yes, the screen size may be cutting off the rest of the pairs. They may be there, you just cant see them. With 10 pairs the hitman indi should not be slowing down your computer, I will try to create a lite version of it and strip some code to see if it can be faster.
As for entries, it is relatively straight forward:
1. The timeframe of the chart you are on does not matter, you can be on any timeframe you want. The indicator looks at the 7 default timeframes for you, it does not use the timeframe you are on for anything. You can set it to monthly and still see the relevant signals.
2. When all entry conditions are met, you can execute a market order on any timeframe, you don't need to move from the timeframe you are on.
Example: (see the attached image)
All RSI bars are blue (bullish)
Spread is below 40 (4)
ADR is above 60
That means you should execute a Market Buy
Personally I have 2 quick scripts (buy/sell) that I just drag onto the chart when I get a valid signal, it opens the position and automatically sets the SL at 20 & the TP at 30.
I hope that clears things up for you
coming soon...but released only if someone interested... {image}
Hi Groenie, could you please share these scripts? Thanks.
