Hey there...
I have about 25 different moving averages in my possession. What is a LWMA?
Thanks a bunch!
CT
I have about 25 different moving averages in my possession. What is a LWMA?
Thanks a bunch!
CT
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Quoting CTForexDislikedHey there...
I have about 25 different moving averages in my possession. What is a LWMA?
Thanks a bunch!
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Quoting CTForexDislikedI use both 30 minute and hourly charts. Unfortunately, I use FXSOL for my brokerage and they said that they plan to implement a 4 hour chart which is popular with some traders. Personally, the 30 minute and hourly charts work fine with me.
I sent you my charts and hopefully you will like them. they are the simeple 5/12 charts with 144/169 EMA's on the upper charts and 5/12 EMA's on the upper chart and also on the lower chart covering my RSI 21. It is that simple.
No fibs and no pivot points. As simple as can be for me. I just keep in mind the average daily ranges for each currency pairs which show me the potential high and lows within each 24 hour period.
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Quoting CTForexDislikedI
I hope that my charts I sent to you looked interesting.
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Quoting CTForexDisliked.I have 11 trading screens... 8 different currencies, forex news, dealing window and internet screen in my office. When I am in the great room, I have a plasma screen that pops up from behind my cable plasma screen (when I am viewing television) and I can go through all of my charts while watching television in the great room. I call it the ultimate set up.
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Quoting A1CruiserDislikedGP2X,
Thank you for your efforts on setting out an EA. I attached it to a GBPUSD demo account of mine and am about to start forward testing from tomorrow.
Without analysing the code in due depth I think you currently set 3 Profit Targets buy default:
40 pips (Bagovino)
80 pips (Sidus)
377 pips (Vegas)
with partial lots.
Since these are external variables the user can set the preferred ptofit targets.
If you could resolve attaching a Trailing Stop possibility as well, then the user could choose that in accordance his/her preferences.
As for trend checking, Vegas wrote his model in "4H Momentum Tunnel" that you can find here: http://www.forexfactory.com/forexfor...60&postcount=1
(It would be too long to repeat that here, sorry...)
I think using the distance changes between 5EMA and 12EMA would lead many false signals.
I will post my experiences with the forward test in a couple of days or weeks.
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Quoting CTForexDislikedHi... I am using the 5/12 EMA's method with 144/169 EMA's.
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Quoting CTForexDislikedWithin the past 7 days, the following currency pairs had the listed opportunites to trade.....
EUR/GBP 1 Opportunity
EUR/USD 4 Opportunities
USD/CAD 4 Opportunities
EUR/CHF 3 Opportunities
EUR/JPY 4 Opportunities
GBP/USD 3 Opportunities
USD/JPY 4 Opportunities
AUD/USD 4 Opportunities
As far as how many hours does one trade, that depends on the trader. Personally, I am always near my system and I use trailing stops in case I am away from the computer. The best times to trade are usually at the London Market opening and the US Market openings.
On average, each currency has an opportunity to move every 1.5 days using the sidus method, old and new. If you PM me and send me your email address, I will send you my charts to look at.
Hope that this helps.
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Quoting CTForexDislikedI use the new AccuCharts for my trading. When they first cam out last month, we had problems accessing the charts and it took FXSOL a whole week to determine what the problem was. They programmed their security system whereas if you used caps in your sign in, you could not use them for the charts and they locked up many accounts while overlooking this problem. People that downloaded the new charting programs had to uninstall to reinstall the old system. Once the problem was figured out, people had to use new access information for their accounts and charting packages.
I like their charts but wished they had more precise instructions for alert setups. Another positive I like about their charts is that I can open up 26 different currencies and each one can have up to 10 different system styles programmed it. I use 8 currencies that I trade which means I have 80 charting screens available to view. Although I have many systems that I play with, the 5/12 Sidus is my absolute favorite and give me the best charts to jump in and out of trades with.
Unfortunately, only live traders have access to these charts. Training with demos on FXSOL does not afford traders to use the AccuCharts. I personally feel that if you want to entice traders to learn on demos, they should have access to the AccuCharts which will win them over.
I have 11 trading screens... 8 different currencies, forex news, dealing window and internet screen in my office. When I am in the great room, I have a plasma screen that pops up from behind my cable plasma screen (when I am viewing television) and I can go through all of my charts while watching television in the great room. I call it the ultimate set up.
I also have an external hard drive with all of my AccuCharts that I can add to my laptop when I travel. I thank the man above for wireless internet access.
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