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Quoting monoDislikedHi Forexpips
I'll try to explain the code differences
For the Upper line, the moutiki one uses one scenerio that qualifies. His high point has to have 2 lower bars on both sides.
Where the other indictor has 5 scenerio's. It will qualify if
1. the high has 1 lower bar on each side.
2. the high has a lower bar and an equal bar (making a Double top) to the left and a lower bar to the right.
3. the high has a lower bar and 2 equal bars (making Triple top) to the left and a lower bar to the right.
4. the high has a lower bar and 3 equal bars (making a Quadruple top) to the left and a lower bar to the right.
5. if the bar to the right is higher.
The same goes for the lower line but opposite (if you know what I mean)
Anyway we should be focusing on Moutiki methodIgnored
Quoting monoDislikedHi Forexpips
I'll try to explain the code differences
For the Upper line, the moutiki one uses one scenerio that qualifies. His high point has to have 2 lower bars on both sides.
Where the other indictor has 5 scenerio's. It will qualify if
1. the high has 1 lower bar on each side.
2. the high has a lower bar and an equal bar (making a Double top) to the left and a lower bar to the right.
3. the high has a lower bar and 2 equal bars (making Triple top) to the left and a lower bar to the right.
4. the high has a lower bar and 3 equal bars (making a Quadruple top) to the left and a lower bar to the right.
5. if the bar to the right is higher.
The same goes for the lower line but opposite (if you know what I mean)
Anyway we should be focusing on Moutiki methodIgnored
Quoting jumperDislikedjohoma brought up a valid point -- the post was somehow deleted when I tried to quote it -- that "True points of support are only those which low has two candles to the left of it and two candles to the right of it which lows do not exceed the low you are using."
Based on this definition, then technically a true support equals completely a down fractal -- "do not exceed" implies that the lows can be equal. To be honest, I had initially mis-read this and thought the lows cannot be equal. But then again, Mouteki has mentioned that English is not his native language so we would need to ask him to clarify this point.
Personally though, I have always ignored these more "liberal" fractals whose lows are equal to the extreme low we are looking at. A matter of preference I guess?Ignored
Quoting johomaDislikedMono,
Thanks for your indicator and info. But doesn't Forexpip's post#1069 indicate that your Moutiki indicator recognises swing points that includes candles with highs/lows EQUAL to the central candle, whereas the Fractal indicator does not. If so, it would therefore be in agreement with the following from Mouteki's "4 hour trendline" document that states:
"True points of resistance are only those which high has two candles to the left of it and two candles to the right of it which highs do not exceed the high you are using as your point of resistance."
To me, the "do not exceed" would allow candles that have equal value extremes.
Have I got this messed up?Ignored
Quoting nutmg12DislikedAnyone looking for a second position on the Euro?Ignored
Quoting johomaDislikedMono,
Thanks for your indicator and info. But doesn't Forexpip's post#1069 indicate that your Moutiki indicator recognises swing points that includes candles with highs/lows EQUAL to the central candle, whereas the Fractal indicator does not. If so, it would therefore be in agreement with the following from Mouteki's "4 hour trendline" document that states:
"True points of resistance are only those which high has two candles to the left of it and two candles to the right of it which highs do not exceed the high you are using as your point of resistance."
To me, the "do not exceed" would allow candles that have equal value extremes.
Have I got this messed up?Ignored
Quoting SchpundoolasDislikedSorry if this has been covered but I'm too busy to be searching through past threads.
I just read the stop loss calculation document. I know it seemed very simple but maybe I am getting confused with the wording, so can someone please clear up for me:
It is written that the S/L is calcuted from the price projection, yet Mouteki's example calculates S/L from the amount of pips that make up the price projection. So is the S/L calculated as % of the actual price (projected price) or from the amount of pips that make up the final price projection?
ThanksIgnored
Quoting MaXeYDislikedUSD/CAD Still Vaild.. its on the way to the TARGET
Didn't take this trade was only watching it from yesterday !Ignored
Quoting imbiberDislikedA while back a poster named Stockwet posted his EA which allows you to set up target amounts which then automaticly moves your stops for you. I have been using it for weeks now and it saved me on two trades last night.
The way I have it set up is...
First_Target is the price projection.
Target_Increment is at a default of 20 but I don't use it.
Close_lots is set to .5 for me as I trade in half lots
Move_stops is set to true
First_stop is set to 40
Stop_differential is set to 10
Use_Max_loss is set to true
Max_loss is set to whatever the stop is calculated using Moteki's stop loss guide.
http://strategybuilderfx.com/showthread.php?t=16297
I'm still waiting to go long on GBP/USD. Currently, I'm short EUR/GBP down 5 pips and short USD/SGD down 6 pips.Ignored
Quoting monoDislikedWe need to wait for clarification from Mouteki, I just posted it for forexpips and others to test. If its crap, just say so( no offense will be taken).
PS. Good to see another sydney-sider on FF.Ignored
Quoting MaXeYDislikedYep, we suppose Stopped Out, but we can Re Entry again.. as u see price didnt break the Support Line.Ignored