Spectrometer indy seems good for trading

Hi, yes, you read right. I remember first inquiring of higher ups on Forex-TSD forum if Spectrometer indies would be behooving to trade with, got "no, maybe if with other complex indies", had me at a loss in subject. That was 5yrs ago, but just now finding indy "Spectromeyr_separate" sitting in myfxchoice mt4 I decided to use my engineering past experience and hire an mql programmer to make it useful, coz it was only showing the sinewaves that appear in X bars size recent region.
$300 later it yielded output, amplitudes and phase and velocities of all those per ones selection.
After playing around with it a number of times I find a very nice manual trading means.
1) period = 100 Sinewave Amplitude.
2) ma7
3) a Damiani Signal-to-noise indy modified for digital output = 1 in data window when momentum Long > 100 and Signal > Noise lines. (For < 100 Shorts separate info you'd need for now to examine Mom indy and Damiani together, later when can afford*** can have that modified for a -1 chart display for that, no problem, but in meantime, just gazing in data window at current Mom and S to N is easy for prospective shorting!).
4) the Momentum for setting 7 for above data window info of Mom7 for prospective shorting.

I have a template to set things up.

So the trades are when A) Spectrum Amplitude finishes rounding a corner and begins to move consistently in one direction (that's the magical beauty that I find in Spectrometry assisted chart trading, there IS a consistent underlying signal inside a highly liquid instrument like eurusd! So you can use it to trade with!
And B) there's a positive (for a long) or negative (for a short) slant to the ma7 thats to your satisfaction, C) For a long Damiani digital window output shows a "1", or for short as described above for temp solution. ( D is only having Mom7 to check for Short scenario).

I'd attach pic but my S5 with this forum is making it difficult to find to attach, but I can easily email you it!
Batchj2011 @ gmail dot com.

The lighter yet "High" impact econ-news moments that have consistent direction moves works well with this method, as well as general moving fx times. High impacts like NFP that are wild jolting......maybe after it settled and moves in one direction is this ok


This possibly is an auto trade EA in the future***, just need indication indy of when inflexion points from last higher points occured, kinda like a zigzag for the Spect_Amplitudes.

If you want to play with it for nothing$$ I just need put an mql acct# lock code in it, you have such code? Need protect my work. I see it in one place in forums but need confirmation help.

(***currently saving for a vacation by Feb so can afford nothing til mid '18)

Truly
Jerry B

Thanks for sharing could you share the indicators and template?

Screenshot from the author...

Thanks Lee for posting pic for me.
Sent my request to my mql programmer Alexei to do me a favor putting in acct# lock code, hopefully he'll oblige as I was big regular customer earlier in the year, it was a tough project a few times but we made it thru. He'll be the one helping us perfect this next year for manual then perhaps auto.

Here is screenshot of both the original Spectrometr_separate indy (atop, the sinewave that fits in 100 bars and half that for each next one, it pops into window immediately since its only display driven) and my v2 version set to same 100 bars and Amplitudes (bottom window, red 100 bars, orange 50, yellow 25, green 12, it takes 15-20 seconds to do all the back 100 bars calculations and buffering):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxg...w?usp=drivesdk
(If I'm having troubles uploading from phone, by gollies MyDrive works! lol)

Another way I noticed before current method at first post description is the red and orange amplitudes moving in sync when the other yellow and green are low amplitude connotates a move. Things you can look over if you like to get into figuring a manual method.

My mql programmer says he be back Monday, its Friday eve for me now. Thanks for your patience.

As I recently replied to lab77:
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Warning ahead about the Spectrometer indies, they are heavy on the mt4 calculations so when applying at time of day you like to observe chart it takes 15-20 seconds before it appears. It's also highly advisable to delete that indy window before closing mt4 or there will be troubles for your mt4 when you reboot it the next day. Apply that indy thru template only when want to see last 100 bars, you can't just leave this indy on with mt4 on, it consumes too much buffer memory, but certain number of hours left on is ok. I have a Spectrometer Chart Recorder EA version for all this that I could use in future with a csv-to-indy display type indicator, but that's maybe next year when not saving for vacation. It would allow scrolling back the chart to eyeball the different periods of time, and for future possible auto-trade EA would allow for mt4 testing. Reason Chart Recorder EA is like that is due to it just recording one csv cell at a time without using buffers. Ok later!

Spectrometer repaints as hard as possible. I never seen before more useless tool than Spectrometer is.

The original one, Spectrometr_separate, does repaint because it is finding the sinewave that fits in X # of bars size window to last fully formed bar, my mql development project, $300 and 4 months later, extracted the info for output, amplitude and phase and velocity of each bar's X window back and is fully non-repainting.
Those requesting to trial play with it shall receive it for one demo or real acct and shall see that is true.
Am in comm with my mql-er to get the heart of it ex4 acct# lockable.

Too easy one this morn after 6am (My West Coast time):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxg...w?usp=drivesdk
As you can see everything on the move for a prospective trade.

Then I turned on the other 3 sinewave amplitudes:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxg...w?usp=drivesdk

Note the 2nd orange amplitude line (50 bar sinewave cycle) is mid going opposite direction during this trend which explains the momentary dip in the quote, interestingly the red 100-bar-cycle was continuing up, the 3 other lines are generally smaller than the red, and the momentum stayed above 100 and the ma7 was still slanted up so the conjectured trade didn't need close for a bit.

Hope y'all are enjoying, let me know, and if any questions let me know. I will continue posting for some interesting periods of movement.

My mql programmer would like { information deleted by staff, per membership policy } to do acct# lock coding for this main indy component, he's only one that can do it as the start code is too up close to sophisticated mql in this Spectrometr_separate_v3, but I am straddled by large saving plan for future important vacation PLUS saving for some things here 'n there at home. Before March for half a year I could spend many hundreds of dollars on this priject, but for now things are toooooo tight. Hope to have this available for you folks within a few weeks. My apologies for this inconvenience.

In this indicator, you don't know which cycle line will play a role in future price movement.
So, other cycle can't be excluded out advance. Post event, you can see which cycle price on.

Other way, if you only chase/trade on 10 hour cycle, then, you only display that red line.
Or if you only chase/trade 24 hour cycle, then, watch that 24 hour cycle line.

But, the direction is most important, then, small/intraday cycle.

In fx market, intraday cycle will be changed by lot of events during trading sessions. So, forecast of
which cycle will the market follow is another difficult task or a random event. Post event analysis seem work.
But, on live, it still is a hard task with kind of indicator.

Find the obvious easier ones first then graduate later, is what I'm thinking.

Major one is when red line makes major peak or trough and starts to "round the corner" and begin moving in other direction, the ma7 and Damiani S/N confirming, its a begin trend, close trade when anyone of those ceases those conditions.

Other scenario I noticed is red & orange moving in unison together in same direction, if that prior peak not large one compared to yellow and green amplitudes then probably not good to engage a trade.

It's something my "fan base" (haha) has to take lots of time absorbing and studying. Like I say, perhaps huge % will NOT be a "fan".

I'm not saying it's for every prospective trader, may be that it be good for small sector of manual trader types out there.

It might be good for an auto trade where I optimize for certain levels for certain ANDing conditions, like minimum peak or troughs for red, max yellow and green peak amplitudes allowed, minimum ma7 slants, etc.

Reason its worthy to have gotten this far and made note here is due to seeing that there is a consistent action within high liquidity fx movement that I never see displayed in other indicators. Take for example RSI that many good traders swear by, if the strength can suddenly jump backwards on you while the RSI is delayed in telling you! Here, I don't see that happening UNLESS you stupidly are not watching for fx high impact moments, after they hit this for many of those is good, there's no nore uncertainty and again there is a consistency shown by the amplitude lines relative to the actual fx movement. (for one example, a leveling off of red line movement in one direction might mean pull out, but if Momentum indy still good stay in with a TS)

I'm not a manual trader myself, I merely was desiring a basic engineering component within an fx movement, I am BSEE from decades ago, Jan '73. Got tired of so many random attempts to make sense of fx so had an urgency to further develop Spectrometr_separate. What was the impetus? Was novelty impressed by Discipulus (rmltech.com). Tried to use it so many ways on fx til I felt basic engineering component should help. It has, but the last peak 'n trough of Amplitudes and other mqls are still needed.........so here I sat for 4-5 months with no more funds to continue that development but a phenomenal indy set that begged to be shared to see if can get other's insights that might help in this research.........or maybe it won't and maybe just a few someday use it to manually trade, who knows, we'll see.

screenshot, M15, eur-usd, 2/8/2017.
Spectrometr_Separate_Selective Cycle 2.04.mq4 is used to forecast cycle low for buy entry.

i sent you a mail
Armyda

ok. send to PM, then, I give my email address

Hi Jack,

Nice to see this validated by some other version of it!

Your version or got from somewhere?

I'm kind of amazed some other mql-er could do this coz its originally only for display of sinewaves, getting it to give me data for output & amplitude for buffer use took much effort by the best mql pro I could find (3rd one!). You or some other author?

Jerry

Yesterday's move was jumpy around an 0700 (1000 EST) high impact econ-news, but it still made it thru either breakeven or tiny gain using my aforementioned indies despite the reversal that soon came. There were a bunch of these high impact around that time, I think if I were trading I wouldn't have enterred anyway.

Hi Batch, can you please send me the indi.? Sending my emal by PM

This morning, here is screenshot:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxg...w?usp=drivesdk
Cursor pointing to where red amplitude line has a turn around, yet the fx movement continues. Next screenshot explains it, so you can temporarily get out of trade then re-enter a sell again after seeing the red velocity of phase impulse die down.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxg...w?usp=drivesdk
Reason for the big phase impulses is sinewaves have 0 to 360 degrees, so when phase reaches 0 it can go spinning around to the other side 360, thus the impulse, it can often serve as indication that change is occuring, in this case it's a pause but not a market direction change, but that's alright.

I have 3 email requests and 2 message requests for all this, as I mentioned I am having great budget strain to pay my mql-er to put in the mql lock code, will probably be at least a few weeks to work this { information deleted by staff, per membership policy }

Please email me the request, that way I have them all in one email pile unstead of scattered:
batchj2011 @ gmail dot com

Sure, done.