Disliked{quote} Hi Bro @Anrod, You can't test MTF indi with MT4 Strategy Tester. Regards NIHIgnored
Thanks for your reply. Oh well that explains a lot to me. Had this issue with some other indicators as well. I'll have to visually backtest then
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Disliked{quote} Hi Bro @Anrod, You can't test MTF indi with MT4 Strategy Tester. Regards NIHIgnored
DislikedOn ADR and Centered MA I have been doing my planned exercise but something caught my attention as we visited the ADR conversation again. I always look out for simplicity, and I hope the EA R4M is building will have as simple logic as possible. May be all the answer we are busy looking for is in ADR. So I pulled up a daily chart, applied the NIH Centered TMA as seen in the picture below. Set interpolate to false, W1 and half length of 1. I just wanted to see how price responds to the centre line based on ADR. I see the price hugs the centre line....Ignored
Disliked{quote} @bishopdotun -- your strategy looks interesting to me -- especially since it is spike-related plus your recipe (i.e. rules) were so clear. So, I created a new indicator called R4M-BishopDotunADRIndi.ex4 -- here's the link: {file} To be clear -- this indicator should only be run in a D1 chart. Below is a screen shot of the indicator -- I think I've followed your rules and the results look great -- almost too good... {image} I then ran the indicator under MT4's Strategy Tester -- and the results look less great. {image} In the screen shot...Ignored
Disliked{quote} @bishopdotun -- your strategy looks interesting to me -- especially since it is spike-related plus your recipe (i.e. rules) were so clear. So, I created a new indicator called R4M-BishopDotunADRIndi.ex4 -- here's the link: {file} To be clear -- this indicator should only be run in a D1 chart. Below is a screen shot of the indicator -- I think I've followed your rules and the results look great -- almost too good... {image} I then ran the indicator under MT4's Strategy Tester -- and the results look less great. {image} In the screen shot...Ignored
Disliked{quote} While this is on a larger TF, I think this gives a good illustration of what is really happening on the smaller TF's, but because it is a much larger TF we see it playing out much better.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Just relax and be entertained by the 3 crowns plus 1 over at the commercial session.Ignored
DislikedThat was quite fast. Thank you. Start of something cool. Actually the drawing of the last 2 weeks is wrong. I overlay the R4M-Bishop indi on NIH Centered TMA. You immediately notice that the yellow line is below the red middle line. The Red thick middle line was drawn by R4M-Bishop indi while the dashed yellow line was drawn by NIH Centered TMA. There is clear difference. Look further down, I drew 2 arrows and 2 lines coloured blue and magenta. {image} Magenta: Signal Line (day close > ADR distance from dashed yellow midline for last week), Arrow...Ignored
Disliked{quote} @bishopdotun -- your strategy looks interesting to me -- especially since it is spike-related plus your recipe (i.e. rules) were so clear. So, I created a new indicator called R4M-BishopDotunADRIndi.ex4 -- here's the link: {file} To be clear -- this indicator should only be run in a D1 chart. Below is a screen shot of the indicator -- I think I've followed your rules and the results look great -- almost too good... {image} I then ran the indicator under MT4's Strategy Tester -- and the results look less great. {image} In the screen shot...Ignored
Disliked{quote} @bishopdotun -- okay, excellent. Looks like I have some more work to do. Does everything else look right -- and it's just the last 2 weeks? @bishopdotun -- thanks for persisting and looking deeper. I really hope you are on to something. Since your strategy is so simple and since I now have a baseline indicator to work with, I'm willing to keep refining it if you will provide the direction.Ignored
Disliked{quote} At the current state of the indi, there is still some value to be derived. Assuming the signals doesn't repaint and you make the ADR % selectable, then I can play around with that. From visuals alone, the drawing of the current ADR looks to be 50% off from the NIH Centered TMA indi. So if you increase the ADR% to say 150%, then you will eliminate a lot of the signals. Remember we are hunting spikes that deviate significantly from the normal price movement. There is sufficient evidence from the visuals alone that playing around with ADR%...Ignored
Disliked{quote} @bishopdotun -- okay, I've updated the indicator. Starting from a different centered TMA indicator (from @rajivxxx) then the problem with the most recent two weeks seemed to get resolved. Here is a link to the new version: {file} Again, for anyone keeping score, this indicator will only work on a D1 chart. {image} @bishopdotun -- a few notes: 1. I've added a "Percent ADR" setting so you can experiment with different distances from the midline. 2. If you look closely some of our data bars differ -- not by much, but it's clear our brokers...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Is it possible to build into indicators (Like what you can do with EA's) Text that displays your Brokers current Server Time, then when we post charts it will be easy to see why the results differ.Ignored
DislikedI just now overlayed SpikeHunter on the BishopDunton indicator. I know the chart looks messy (and must have the 3 Musketeers ROFL) but I wonder if I'm the only one who sees the pattern. This is still reversal trading, but at a much higher time frame. It could use some cleaning-up because not all the visual elements are necessary. I think @bishopdotun may be on to something. It could be interesting to explore further. Also, just as interesting, @Nih98's SweetSpots line up almost perfectly -- though that may be expected, since his SweetSpot indicator...Ignored
DislikedSince the price is already at the edge of the ADR then the likelyhood of it reversing back to fair value is probably higher than a reversal that occurs somewhere in the middle of the ADR. Do you know what I mean?Ignored
Disliked{quote} @Robot Trader -- yes, that's easy to do. I haven't been doing it for the indicators I've posted here, but I'll typically display the current Server time in the lower-left corner. Typically results shouldn't differ, though. However, I noticed many discrepancies when comparing the chart @bishopdotun posted with the chart from my broker. In @bishopdotun's chart there are bars that are missing and most of our wicks are different sizes. I've never noticed that before. I wonder whether it's due to different broker times. My charts come from a...Ignored