Those who still follows the Sidus system, are we still trading on 1H chart or is it more advisable to switch on 4H?
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Quoting bagovinoDislikedHi All....
I have a huge contribution to make to this method! I could keep this a secret to myself, but I believe in "You get back what you put out"... So I will put this out to all of you...
I have 2 things to add to this system that I have been trading with huge success... 1st... Instead of 5 & 8 EMA's (too much chop), Use 5 & 12 EMA's. They are way more accurate. I signed up for Pro-Signal in the past and I figured out that all their signals were generated from a 5 & 12 EMA cross on the 1 Hr. chart!
People pay thousands a year for this simple advice.... The truth is... It works. And when you add it to the Sidus Tunnel cross you have the closest thing to the Holy Grail!!!!
2nd... Look at RSI. Calibrate it to 21 on the 1 hr. chart. When it climbs above 50 its on the up trend and stay in until it crosses below the 50 and vice versa for the short!
I've been trading this method with huge success... 959 pips in June so far!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It gets you in the new trades and keeps you out of bad ones!
So.... Look for the 5 & 8 EMA cross first... Then wait for the tunnel cross (18 & 28 EMA) and take the trade on the break out...
MONEY IN THE BANK!!!!!!
I hope this helps!
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Quoting canadosDislikedNooo guys...don't use this one.It repaints the past.I know it's awesome,but, in real time it's not good. because it change the past values with new bars. Below attached the good version.
If you search on google,you'll find most posts speaking about this indicator that seems the holy grail.Ignored
Quoting canadosDislikedNooo guys...don't use this one.It repaints the past.I know it's awesome,but, in real time it's not good. because it change the past values with new bars. Below attached the good version.
If you search on google,you'll find most posts speaking about this indicator that seems the holy grail.Ignored
Quoting canadosDislikedNooo guys...don't use this one.It repaints the past.I know it's awesome,but, in real time it's not good. because it change the past values with new bars. Below attached the good version.
If you search on google,you'll find most posts speaking about this indicator that seems the holy grail.Ignored
Quoting canadosDislikedNooo guys...don't use this one.It repaints the past.I know it's awesome,but, in real time it's not good. because it change the past values with new bars. Below attached the good version.
If you search on google,you'll find most posts speaking about this indicator that seems the holy grail.Ignored
Quoting dsinclair999DislikedI've just downloaded the PDF so will give it a try.
Just a thought here but has anyone tried it using AMA, they seem to be a bit faster in responding to changes?
Does anyone else here use spread betting platforms?
Looks very good so far from what I've read in this post.
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Quoting dsinclair999DislikedHi Eyevoltage,<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o></o>
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The AMA is called an Adaptive Moving Average, I came across it in some magazine and it looks pretty good. See the attached PDF file for further info.<o></o>
Unfortunately my maths isn’t great and my programming is as bad so can’t explain it to you, but the formulas are all in the PDF file.<o></o>
I’m relatively new to the Forex market (6 months) but learned so much in that time, thanx to forums like this excellent one. I started out using spread betting and haven’t had any problems with it, there are lots of SB brokers out there so it’s a matter of personal preference, but I use the following:<o></o>
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CMC Markets – VERY competitive spreads, 2-3 pips on the majors – Huge selection of currencies etc – Not web based unfortunately, you install their platform onto your PC and it’s not the most user friendly, but OK when you get the hang of it – I use them for any trades that have to be rolled over as they do it automatically and cheaply too.<o></o>
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Finspreads – Almost as competitive with their spreads as CMC – A more limited selection of currencies etc – Web based and good simple interface – I use them for intraday trades only as they are kind of expensive for rolling over trades into the next business day.<o></o>
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Capital Spreads – Very similar to Finspreads, except that they double their spread overnight!!! Don’t use them now because of this but otherwise very good.<o></o>
I’m based in the <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:country-region><st1lace>UK</st1lace></st1:country-region> and the tax free thing is a big bonus with SB as its regarded as betting, you don’t need as much money either, so it’s easy to start off with a lower bank and you only really use the money itself if you lose a trade. I prefer trading with a real account (you can trade with as little as 50p per pip) as it’s the emotions which are the difficult thing to control, you don’t have this with the demo accounts so it’s a very different experience!
I use MT4 to set up my trades as none of the brokers have decent charts and then just place my trade with my chosen broker. The only thing you don't have with SB is trailing stops, which is a pain.
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Quoting wallymDislikedHi canados,
Are you using this indicator along with Sidus method? What are the "rules" in using Fisher?
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