Im looking for someone who could make an indicator that would watch for three pairs of EMAs, one being the "main" Ema pair, the other two being fiter pairs. on the filter EMA pairs I need the indicator to check if they crossed one or two candles before the cross of the "main" EMA pair .. if both the filter pairs crossed enough in advance, then the "main" pair cross is a real signal.
I think this would be the first step.
Second step would be adding a Laguerre RSI level cross as another filter for the signals.
Third step would be setting the target and stop levels.
Fourth step would be adding a general trend filter.
I have an idea how the logic of the code should be for step one and step two, for step three, the levels are defined, we will need to work on the way how to code that.
Anyway, is anybody interested?.. The complete thing works fine for me on manual trading, but there is quite lot of noise in the signals, I would like to see only the valid ones and select between those.
I guess it could give stable results when traded mechanically.
Any help will be very appreciated, I intend to put all the codes here for public use (I did not invet the thing after all, just altered rules and added some)
Elmer
I think this would be the first step.
Second step would be adding a Laguerre RSI level cross as another filter for the signals.
Third step would be setting the target and stop levels.
Fourth step would be adding a general trend filter.
I have an idea how the logic of the code should be for step one and step two, for step three, the levels are defined, we will need to work on the way how to code that.
Anyway, is anybody interested?.. The complete thing works fine for me on manual trading, but there is quite lot of noise in the signals, I would like to see only the valid ones and select between those.
I guess it could give stable results when traded mechanically.
Any help will be very appreciated, I intend to put all the codes here for public use (I did not invet the thing after all, just altered rules and added some)
Elmer
