Looks interesting. Certainly as good if not better than many, and you are making it available free, which is appreciated.
I put all the pairs on charts, but the Currncy Strength meters do not fill in. I keep getting alert, that not all currencies are available. See image. But all the pairs named in that list are in my Market Watch and in fact all of them are open as charts with the Profit Supreme template loaded on them.
I had it on demo so then put on live to see if it needed live data, but still the same.
Any suggestions. I also increased number of candles in settings per chart.
hi tang i got my chart like this.is there anyway i can adjust the setting so i can see pairs in Meter clearly? thanks regards fred {image}
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As far as making the text bigger, etc, although it is not difficult, then the text will not fit in the graphics as intended. The code in that indicator is complicated, and figuring out how to expand all the graphics to fit bigger text would be a real headache. Not for me to do... lol.
for me, I open several charts at a time, and the CS meter is idential on all charts so no need to duplicated it on each chart. It is CPU intensive, so instead of repeating it on each chart, i open one blank chart alone for the CS meter, and keep it there, while removing it from the template for the ForexProfitSupreme for the other charts.
I had to use another version of that CS meter as well, The one with the zip file did not work for me. If anyone else has issues with that meter, you can use the one I have attached.
{quote} As far as making the text bigger, etc, although it is not difficult, then the text will not fit in the graphics as intended. The code in that indicator is complicated, and figuring out how to expand all the graphics to fit bigger text would be a real headache. Not for me to do... lol. for me, I open several charts at a time, and the CS meter is idential on all charts so no need to duplicated it on each chart. It is CPU intensive, so instead of repeating it on each chart, i open one blank chart alone for the CS meter, and keep it there, while...
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hi ff
i attached yours,it still same problem.
any solution for that?
thanks anyway
fred
Entry for BUY/SELL only in the following
levels :
H3 / H4 / L3 / L4 :
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Indicators used for filtering entries :
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1. EMA 21, EMA 33, EMA 55
2. CCI (14) + 100 / - 100
3. DEFAULT MACD SETTINGS
Upside (Buy Entry ):
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When EMA 21> EMA 33 > EMA 55 Along with
CCI(14) > + 100 , MACD Above zero, we
wait for a price candle to touch either
H3/H4/L3/L4 to take a buy entry
stoploss :
__________
0.5 % below from the camarilla
level at downside.
target :
________
nearby camarilla level at upside.
When EMA 21 < EMA 33 < EMA 55 Along with
CCI(14) < - 100 , MACD below zero, we
wait for a price candle to touch either
H3/H4/L3/L4 to take a sell entry
stoploss :
__________
0.5 % above from the camarilla
level at upside.
target :
________
nearby camarilla level at downside.
** Entries strictly at L3/L4/H3/H4
** Exit (stoploss) strictly at nearby below / above
camarilla levels.
** If first entry is profit no more trading
** If first entry is loss, the next entry
can be done
** if both entries loss, no more trading for the day.
** signals after 3 pm can be ignored.
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Entry for BUY/SELL only in the following levels : H3 / H4 / L3 / L4 : ___________________ Indicators used for filtering entries : _______________________________________ 1. EMA 21, EMA 33, EMA 55 2. CCI (14) + 100 / - 100 3. DEFAULT MACD SETTINGS Upside (Buy Entry ): ____________________ When EMA 21> EMA 33 > EMA 55 Along with CCI(14) > + 100 , MACD Above zero, we wait for a price candle to touch either H3/H4/L3/L4 to take a buy entry stoploss : __________ 0.5 % below from the camarilla level at downside. target : ________ nearby camarilla level...
For some reason for me the ForexprofitsupremeFilter does not load to the chart. And when I open the file with MetaEditor and try to compile it gives one error.
