{quote} sir that second picture below how did you set the three indicaot together or can you send me the template Thanks
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- May 23, 2018 11:08pm May 23, 2018 11:08pm
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- May 24, 2018 12:26am May 24, 2018 12:26am
{quote} What dayYes it would have been pretty to be there but can't trade all sessions I guess.
Which session do you usually treat?
I would suggest that if we see a movement taking shape it is that we could communicate it and after each one take what he can according to his time.
That way everyone can win.
What do you think 919gilead?
Sorry for my English: Google translator
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- May 24, 2018 1:14am May 24, 2018 1:14am
{quote} Just load the same indicator 3 times and put the time frame you want with different rolling counts, and use the Y offset to move them under each other
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- May 24, 2018 9:22am May 24, 2018 9:22am
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{quote} A very big "thank you" to honestknave for creating this piece. Really appreciate his selfless service in renewing it regularly. ... And yes, am still learning it as well; taking it one step at a time.
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- May 24, 2018 9:34am May 24, 2018 9:34am
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{quote} please can you send me the template to see the settings if i add another one........the first one will not appear what can i do sir.....i did not get it settings......
Space them in shift of 45, that is, if the 1st one is @ 0, the 2nd one should be @ 45 and the next one @ 90, etc.
Also remember to change the time frame and the rolling count number. Don't ask for mine because it is configured after the way I trade. So u need to establish your trading pattern 1st, then setup your MADdash based on your chart and trading system, then you can adapt the csDash by time frames and changing the rolling counts to align with them. It will take some time to arrive at the best settings. I took screenshots upon screenshots for months before I did too. It is the best way to succeed - DIY. If I give you mine and you use with yours, you will eventually abandon it because it will not be consistent with your system because we don't trade the same way. Invest in yourself and in screen time, there is no shortcut.
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- May 24, 2018 10:10am May 24, 2018 10:10am
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{quote} Hi 919gilead, Which session do you usually treat? I would suggest that if we see a movement taking shape it is that we could communicate it and after each one take what he can according to his time. That way everyone can win. What do you think 919gilead?
Then how do we identify that setup??? Remember we trade strength against weakness, right!! You want majority of pairs in the currency group(s) to be showing the same pattern and consolidating (that is, trading sideways - up and down the MA Ribbon over 2 - 4 hours and sometimes more). This is a possible percussion to something rumbling. For me I trade with 3 screens - one for my trade execution, two for my dashboard with MADdash, csDash, Currency Slope Strength, news, etc and three, about 12 naked charts representing the major groups where I can see real price action not just the Christmas tree lights of the dashboards. I have these 12 chart monitor on 2 different MT4s and just need to flip between them to see what is happening while the MADdash gives a bird's eye view too.
Unfortunately, the market likes to play cats and dogs with traders and it is very difficult to know when the market will move. I have spent 36 hours or even more without sleeping monitoring and trading, and don't want to do that again, so you can see that it will be difficult to agree a set time to trade but still trying to find the best trading time and will keep to it, and take whatever the market gives me.
Cheers
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- May 29, 2018 8:53am May 29, 2018 8:53am
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EUR weakness against Yen strength, chf strength. what a morning with all the euro area newslines.... intresting
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- May 29, 2018 9:49am May 29, 2018 9:49am
{quote} Thank you my friend, but I trust my edge and ONLY trade what I see. IMHO, don't need to look beyond the H1 as I believe the LTFs need to recycle into the HTF for the trend to continue. Shalom
can u explain this recycle thing litle bit pls
thanks all
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- May 29, 2018 11:39am May 29, 2018 11:39am
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{quote} Yes my friend both EUR & GBP were weak against both YEN & CHF. Took some 50+ pips on GJ before going to snooze. I think I should relocate to the UK or somewhere in Europe
You're one of the guys involved in maddash the most
Could you please explain how this histogram is calculated ?
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Michael
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- May 29, 2018 11:44am May 29, 2018 11:44am
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- May 29, 2018 11:54am May 29, 2018 11:54am
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{quote} can u explain this recycle thing litle bit pls thanks all
- Daily candle is bearish
- H4 candle is bearish
- H1 candle is bearish but
- M1 and M5 candles are bullish
We do not enter a short trade until the M1 and M5 candles changes direction (that is, recycle) to the same direction as the higher time frames of H4 and D1
I posted this same chart here on May 14
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- May 29, 2018 12:08pm May 29, 2018 12:08pm
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- May 29, 2018 7:25pm May 29, 2018 7:25pm
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{quote} Thank you. Now it looks the same. Hope my results be the same as yours. Wish you all the best. {image}
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- May 30, 2018 9:55am May 30, 2018 9:55am
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{quote} Hey Michael, Trust you are doing well. Please read post 2 here and if you want further information on how I use it, then also read post 4 here. Still need more information after going through both posts, then just click on my name and look for relevant posts explaining more about my trades. Thank you
Thank you, I'm doing well. I hope you're doing great too
I think you misunderstood my question a little bit. I'm using maddash and currency strenght from longer perdiod of time. I've mastered my own way to use it and I'm more than satisfied using it. I also do not want to change it, so there is no need to analyze your trades. I fully respect your trading style and i can see you're doing great job using it, but i found my own trading style, a little different one
I was just curious what calculations (values) are standing behind the maddash histogram ? Not the whole maddash but this specific part of it.
Also sometimes this histogram has filled lines and sometimes it has empty ones (as marked on the picture below).
Post #2 describes it as:
"These derived figures are then recombined in much the same way that csDash does to give a calculated/theoretical MA distance for each pair"
but there aren't any details.
I was just curious if you could tell me these informations ? It can be on private messege, if you do not want to write in on public. I ensure you that i will keep that for myself, if you consider it as a secret.
Regards,
Michael
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