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Half a second in high frequency trading

Addendum to the Post 934

Hello dear subscribers,

Some high-frequency dealers are working with Nanex, which provides real-time streaming services and real-time analysis and visualization tools. Nanex is the creator and developer of NxCore, a ticker facility that provides streaming of Telvent DTN market data and provides an application programming interface. NxCore is revolutionary, with key features not found even in the most expensive data feeds. NxCore automatically corrects for any disconnections, regardless of the length of time, and restores to the next price or trade in the feed.



Here's a video showing the half-second results of Johnson and Johnson high-frequency global trading. The footage was slowed down to get a better view of what's happening.

This will make it clear what the professionals in this market segment are dealing with and why it is sometimes better to wait in extremely volatile markets.

best regards

You are a creative person. This information has helped us a lot. Your topic is worth pursuing. Thanks ...
First there are 2 indicators that caught my attention
Bionic Bull Bear
Bionic Bull Bear Overview Percent BAR1.4


Let's talk about Bionic Bull Bear Average Candle ... a very important indicator of who controls the movement ... but the problem lies in calculating the present and the past ... in order to know that there is a change between the forces of bears and bulls we should know the numbers that were in Past and on the figures of the past we build our expectations in the present and the future ... I have given you an example in the picture



I hope the example is clear in the picture ... The goal of separating the rates in each bullish or bearish wave is to get numbers in the past on which we base our decision on them ... Suppose the current wave 1 and we have all the figures in the Bionic Bull Bear Average Candle for the Wave 1 ... In order to say that there is a change from the downward movement to the upside, we must have a fixed number of Bear Average to be broken by Bull Average in Wave 1, which has become from the past and the beginning
I hope that the idea is clear ... If you make some adjustments to the programming of the indicator, it can calculate a certain number of candles in the past, such as candle A to candle B, and if you can enter some options to display the numbers on each candle to see which candle strongest in each wave .. I am very sorry my language in English is not good, I hope the idea is clear .... waiting for your new creativity and brilliance

[quote=thelord14;12344441]You are a creative person. This information has helped us a lot. Your topic is worth pursuing. Thanks


Bionic-candle-size-indicator

Hello thelord14,


I would like to thank you on behalf of all subscribers for your kind words. Because this blog lives from the subscribers and their creative ideas. I've read your idea a few times, but I have to admit that unfortunately I do not understand your idea.

Basically, there is only a past in the chart, because if a candle close, it is also a thing of the past. The currently forming candle is the present until it is closed. This means all the candles we see in the chart are past, except for the current candle.
You can calculate a certain number of candles within a certain period with the Bionic Bull Bear Overview Percent BAR1.4. I understood that over each candle numbers should stand to find the strongest candle.

If you have read my Post No. 906 and 907, a strength calculation in the normal candle chart would make no sense, because you can only read in the tick chart, the number of used Lot. And the solder used is the only reason why the price is moving. Thus a correct strength calculation would be possible only in the tickchart. There are many possibilities in the calculation of strength, so I developed the Bioniccandle which displays only 2 movements (main movement and pullback). One possible theory was that the biggest candle in the tick chart would be the strongest candle at the same time and would have to reverse the trend, but unfortunately this is not always correct.



Within one price development supply and demand markets arise. With the Bionic Supply and Demand Indicator, I once attempted to graphically represent these zones. The numbers you see above the HH, HL, LH and LL are the average pip values per candle that have taken place within this movement. It should be noted that only the main movement is counted. In a bullish candle (close-low) and in a bearish candle (high-close).

While the largest candle in the tick chart has the most plumb bob within a constant contract number, it is not necessarily the strongest candle. Crucial for a turnaround is the so-called key candle. This key candle is usually not the strongest candle, but it overcomes a very strong price level. Here is an example



At points A and B you will see a strong candle pushing the course downwards. I mark the beginning of this strong movement with a line. At point C and D you will see the key candles, as these candles break through this strong price zone. At E you see a much stronger candle, which, however, had no effect so far.



At point A and B you will see the result of the key candles shown. At point C you can see how the price goes up. The start is marked with a line. The candle at point D overcomes this price zone. This creates a resistance zone again. This can be repeated indefinitely.

I will gladly provide you the indicator that calculates pip strength of bioniccandle. Please note that the indicator only calculates the main direction without pullback.

I hope I could help you a bit.

best regards

Thank you for the indicator so helpful ... I will try to simplify my idea .. i'm not a professional developer like you in dealing with the programming indicators, all what i need it's to make the indicator calculated a certain number of candles in a limited period without the current candle, i need just a fixid period start from A and the end to B


here is an example in the picture




here is some perception about the setting of the indicator



i hope you got what i mean ...

[quote=thelord14;12345100]Thank you for the indicator so helpful .

Hello thelord14,

Unfortunately, your assumption is not correct, I am still worlds away from a good programmer, as I have just begun to program. As far as I can, I have adapted this indicator. You can now enter the starter candle and then the number of candles you want to calculate. See post 920 picture no.4.
I hope I could help you a bit.

best regards

Thank you, sir. I really appreciate that ... You are a good person, what distinguishes you from the others that your thinking is outside of the ordinary and that's what required if we thinking as the same views we gonna be as herd easy to hunt ...anyway thanks again im gonna try to make some modifications as MTF calculation or some fixed period calculiton to be appropriate with my method of trading if you dont mind sir

Who tells his plan, loses.

Hello dear subscriber,

During my holiday in Italy CNBC published on 15.06. following article:

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/16/eu-r...x-rigging.html

Barclays, Citigroup, J.P.Morgan, MUFG and Royal Bank of Scotland have been fined € 1.07 billion by the EU antitrust authorities for manipulating the FX spot market for eleven currencies. It was about an exchange of internal information.

For me, this is nothing new, because as I have already written in my post no. 934 on the high-frequency traders, is working today with all the tricks, so that investors and shareholders are satisfied. The victims are the small traders who can not use these unfair methods. The penalty of $ 1 billion is ridiculous, one would have to exclude the respective banks from trading. When someone speeds through the city with 80 miles. A fine does not interest the Raser, but when the driver's license is gone, it looks different.

Did you know that the FF is also noticed by the big players?

At regular intervals, over the weekend I read what traders are predicting over the EURUSD for each day. Since a price always moves in principle against the mass, 90% of the prognoses were usually wrong. If you read these forecasts, you would actually always have to act exactly in the opposite direction. That could work. PS: The big players know that too.

At FF there are just under 600,000 members, of course, only the fewest participate in the contributions, but with 1,200,000 visitors per day FF stands in the world at place 2,700. In the field of forex, FF is undefeated in first place.

Forex Factory is one of the most popular forums because it is one of the most accessible and easily discovered resources in the foreign exchange market. It attracts a lot of people who are interested in making money more easily. It can be assumed that at least 30% of visitors find out about the EURUSD. That's just under 500,000 people, because you do not necessarily have to be a member to read this information daily.

As a beginner one assumes that contributions are written only by experienced and longtime traders and is based on it. If 500,000 traders invest only 1 lot throughout the day, that's already $ 500 billion. Since there are about 5 million traders worldwide, the assumption is quite possible. Many small contributions make a big contribution, that's the idea of mutual funds.

Now, when 40 traders writing in FF that the EURUSD is rising and 4 traders are writing that the EURUSD is falling, it should be clear to everyone what many beginners do. But not only the beginners read FF, but also some big players.

After a rise of 230 pip in the last week, many traders today have assumed that the EURUSD price falls sharply. A trader wrote this morning: Everybody "see" a down move. That's why the shark wants to rise up a little more. He got it straight to the point. Although everyone thought the EURUSD was falling, it still went up another 30 pip.
And that although the RSI has long shown an oversold. Certainly this is a coincidence, but it could not be a coincidence. I used to read the individual opinions on the course, but I was not smarter afterwards.

News, opinions and indicators are the worst guide when it comes to our money. As a scalper, I do not care if the course is over or under the open at the end of the day. There is an overall trend, a medium trend and a very short-term trend. The smaller the trend, the higher my hit rate. The mean trend is therefore a crucial point in the course of the day. This results in my short-term scalping ideas.

In early 2018, I predicted that the EURUSD will go down at 1.249. At 1.255 came the turn. I thought he would run up again at 1.179, wrong thought.



On 29.01.2018 I ventured a forecast in the EURCHF which I published in the post 159.



The result was correct, I had luck. Incidentally, we are now back in the area of a strong resistance zone. Of course I happened to be right and you could have taken some pip with it. But which trader gets involved in such a thing? Trusting a stranger more than his own intuition?

The course happens to be in a certain direction, we're only lucky that it can go either up or down. So 50% probability. To be right in this case is therefore not rocket science.

Nobody knows where to go and I recommend nobody to trust when it comes to their own money. Ideas and tips from others are very important, the decision to enter a trade or not, I meet all alone. My experience of recent years: the less likely something sounds, the more likely it is to succeed. The safer it seems to be, the sooner you should keep your hands off.

Of 3,000 documented trades at FF in EURUSD, 500 were won and 2,500 lost. That's a 16% win rate. Currently FF has 39% Trader Long and 61% Trader Short, which tells us exactly where the EURUSD is going.

The reason why I became a Scalper is the fact that I predict more accurately short-term price movements than long-term price movements. But every trader has to decide this path for himself. But you can only decide if you have gone each way once.

I wish you a successful trading day

best regards

Hello sir ... I was testing Bionic Bull Bear PERCENT BAR1.4 All what i did was i put the indicator on chart 4h and in the same time i keep watching 5m chart but i was surprised by a strange movement at 5m The price going up by 2 candles rising but the pourcentage of the bears still increase on the h4 candle ... is that logical?!!!... aftre 3 up candles in 5m the price crash down ...as i'm trading with VSA method i know that kind of trap move but The indicator seems like predicted this movment petty well and this's very interesting ...so what i need is to make it multi time frame it makes me able to watch the number in a small time frame

[quote=thelord14;12348270]Hello sir ... I was testing Bionic Bull Bear PERCENT BAR1.4

Hello thelord14,

what you have observed is completely logical and correct. The Bionic Bull Bear PERCENT BAR1.4 indicator calculates the candles within a certain range. In every unit of time there are so-called price spikes, which come at some point to bear. You see also, that in your MTF ad, while H1, H4, W1 and MN1 are bearish D1 is bullish.

With an MTF function, I can not help you unfortunately, because I exclusively work in Tickchart and a multi-time frame in Tickchart does not work. Although I know the switch-case function that is used in the MTF, but unfortunately I have not dealt with it so far.

But there is a short-term and simple solution



I recommend creating a dashboard where you can compare time units side by side. The frames are removed with the Toggle Border Indicator, which has been developed by a very creative trader mladen 2017.

best regards

hello sir ...really your topic makes me thinking over and over as a right way ....but i have some question
1- my first question is about Bionic percentage balance indicator ...i found in the setting of the indicator that word "strenth" did you mean a candle with less pullback considered a powerful candle ...is that right and why ?



2- is that indicator calculate size of lot ? can you give me that indicator if you dont mind just for tested with my vsa method

Supplement to the Bionic Percentage Balance Indicator

[quote=thelord14;12350838]hello sir ...really your topic makes me thinking over and over as a right way

Hello Thelord14,

I am very pleased that you are so committed to recognizing patterns that will help us all. In fact, I have failed to better describe the Strengh setting in the Bionic Percentage Balance Indicator. I would like to make up for that here.

The Bionic Percentage Balance Indicator has an upper and lower level. The upper level displays all bullish movements and the lower level all bearish moves. Both levels each receive a range of 100%. The indicator now measures the ratio between the main motion and the pullback within the bioniccandle. This will enable you to look even faster and deeper into the candle.

The Bionic percentage balance indicator is calculated within a fixed range. Each movement within a candle is displayed in percent, no matter how big this candle is. That brings even faster information. The basis is the Bioniccandle, which is known to consist of 2 movements. With the Strength setting weaker movements can be filtered out in small steps.



Here all movements are visible, the dark green and dark red bars indicate the respective pullbacks within the candle.



Here were some weak movements filtered out. Shown are now candles that have no or a small pullback.



Here we only see candles without pullback. At maximum, all candles that have a pullback can be filtered out, which means: All bullish Bioniccandle where High == Close and Bearish Bioniccandle where Low == Close are kept. The numbers you have to enter vary depending on the price and volatility, so there is no fixed rule here.

To your question 2

The VSA method is very interesting, but in the forex market (cash market) the volume is a tricky thing. Since you will not receive any current volume. You get the tick volume, which indicates how often the market is ticking up or down. If you intend to use the VSA method for the spot forex market, you need to decide if your source of tick volume is a reliable match for the actual traded revenues.



In Post 906 and 907 I have described in detail the differences between Renko, Candlechart and Tickchart. If your source for the tick volume is reliable, you only have the possibility to read out the number of traded lots in a tickchart. The indicator you mentioned has been specially modified and goes deeper into the Bioniccandle for a better view of the strength. In a Candlechart, however, you have only limited possibilities to read the lot. And since the Lot is the only reason for a price movement, I have decided to determine my zones only in the tick chart.

I would like to write some words about a possible pattern recognition. In the last 48 years, there were nearly 40,000 H4 candles in the course history. Within these movements, there is no clear pattern recognition as the candles happen to be random. With just under 10,000,000 candles, which were created in this time in an M1 chart, it may indeed come to the same size candles, but even here is a clear pattern recognition can not be determined. That's why I focus on supply and demand, as it gives me the highest probability to trade profitably.

The indicator you mentioned will be described in the next few days and published.

best regards

How do I optimize my strategy?

Hello dear subscriber,

If a trader is not satisfied with his results, it is often because he is following the wrong strategy. There are many strategies when trading, finding the right one is the challenge. Unfortunately there is no standardized solution in trading. If you read somewhere "This strategy always works" or "it's just that way", then you should be skeptical. A strategy consists of various parameters such as setup, trading style, time units, money and risk management, etc. Let's look at a few different setups first. I would like to limit myself today only to 5 essential setups.



1. Breakout setup

Breakouts do not only occur in sideways-running markets, but often within trends. With a breakout setup, you try to catch this outbreak. Since most outbreaks fail, a breakout setup is a trade with a low probability. However, it remains very popular as the chance of catching a new trend is too tempting for most traders. The risk is high and the chance of winning low. If you win it can be well worth it, provided you are already in the market before the outbreak. If you go with a buy order in the market, you could come in late, which reduces the RRR (Return / Risk Ratio) significantly. A limit order is indeed more effective, but here the stop must be big enough not to fly out of the market. Therefore, the RRR in the overall result is rather smaller.

2. Reversal setup

A trend either continues or turns. Similar to a continuation trade, we must have an existing trend before looking for a reversal setup. However, we are not moving in the direction of the trend, but we are looking for a reversal. Reversal trades have a high risk and a low hit rate, but high potential, if you let run the profits. This can achieve a high RRR.

3. Pullback setup

Within a trend, larger or smaller pullbacks arise as some trend followers go out, of the market to realize their profits while traders enter because they believe the trend is over and now a new trend is starting. Pullback trades have a medium hit rate and a medium chance, as you never know how far this pullback is going. When a new trend develops from the initial pullback, you're the first one and can follow the trend longer. Therefore, the risk is more balanced relative to profit.

4. Range Bound Setup

Within an equilibrium, there is no clear market trend. What happens if the market is caught in a sideward movement? In this case, a range-bound strategy is ideal. The goal is to buy deep and sell high within the sideways movement. As long as the sideways movement does not break out and become a trend, such trading setups have a high win rate. However, since our take profit is mostly within the equilibrium zone, there can only be a small profit on every trade. Lower risk, higher probability of winning less profit and a small RRR.

5. Continuation setup

A continuation setup offers the opportunity to enter in an existing trend. The setup will earn you money as the trend continues. For this, we must already have identified a trend reversal and the first or second pullback. The probability is highest here of all setups. However, the profit may not be so high as the trend could soon be over quickly. If you take the risk to stay in the market and the trend continues to develop, you can sometimes achieve a higher RRR.

Basically, I recommend a beginner to start with the continuation setup and, if successful, sometimes try a range bound setup. If you make a profit in the long run within these two setups, you can risk the other setups. The profits are not so high, but you have a smaller risk. And in the beginning it is important to make a profit, how high should not be matter. The breakout setup is at least 5 times more difficult than the continuation setup. As a beginner you should start with the easiest.

If you've been trading for a few years and have not had success, I'd recommend that you think over and possibly change Setup. The greater the risk, the greater the profits but also the loss. A lower risk with high profits is a dream, such a setup will never be.

If you've been trading for a few years and found your optimal setup but are dissatisfied with the revenue, I can give you e easy advice. Stay true to your setup. Increasing the lever or the number of lot will help you to maximize profits. If you do that within your familiar set-up, increasing your winnings is likely to be easy.

After the setup, we now look at which trading style suits you best.

Position Trading

It follows the long-term trend for weeks to get the maximum gain from a large price movement. A long-term trader uses charts with the closing prices of each day.

Swing Trading

The positions are held over several days and the goal is to benefit from short-term price formations. A swing trader usually uses the 30-minute or 1-4 hour chart. Of course you can trade in Swingtrading for several weeks.

Daytrading

This type of trades, as the name implies, is closed before the end of the day. This avoids the risk of major market movements - and thus possible losses - at night. The trades only run for a few hours and bar graphs with a timeframe of 15 or 5 minutes are used.

Minutes scalping

The trades run only for a very short time - often only a few minutes to an hour. The Scalper quickly tries to beat the spread between supply and demand and settles for only a few pips before closing the deal. Usually the M5, M1 or tick charts are used.

Seconds scalping

The trades only run for a few seconds to a few minutes. One second Scalper quickly tries to beat the spread between supply and demand and settles for only a few pips before closing the trade. As a rule, only the tick charts are used.

Of course, completely different time units or trading periods can be used within the different trading styles.

Time units play an important role in trading, because each time unit shows you a different course of the chart, whereby the course is of course the same in all time units. It's just the graphical resolution that's different. Basically, I recommend in addition to the time unit in which you act to pay attention to a parent and subordinate time unit. If you trade as a swing trader in the M30, I would recommend the H4 as a higher-level unit of time, where you can very effectively determine the resistance zones for a take profit. An M5 may help as an inferior unit of time for an efficient start.



Now let's compare these five trading styles. Please note that this is a purely hypothetical comparison, as there are many different possibilities in reality.
The same RRR was used in all five trading styles. Risk and profit also do not differ from each other to make a possible comparison. The position trader, who may act for a few weeks, should not be taken into account.

As a result of this comparison, it will be noted that the seconds scalper can achieve a $ 200 win within 1 minute while a swing trader would need a week for the same gain. However, in the same ratio, the risk is also higher for the seconds scalper.

While a swing trader can lose $ 100 within a week, the seconds scalper can do it within a minute. This can be seen very nicely in the table under Profit $ / min and Risk $ / min. In the given and calculated case, a swing trader could lose around $ 0.014 in the event of a loss per minute if his trade runs against him exactly over a week. The seconds scalper can lose $ 100 within 1 minute. That's 7,200 times faster than the swing trader.

The swing trader has a stop of 100 pip while the seconds scalper has just a stop of 1 pip at his disposal. The ATR in H1 is 15 pip while the ATR is in the 16 tick chart at 0.74. In this case, the swing trader has a significantly larger reserve in his stop than the seconds scalper. Also you should pay attention.

The time unit in which you feel most comfortable to trade also decides a bit about which style of trading might suit you. The larger the time unit, the more accurate the message of a candle, which has to do with the fluctuation. Higher time units give you more reliable signals than the minute charts. Whether you are Scalper, Daytrader or Swing Trader, you should never look at a time unit in isolation, but always in conjunction with higher / lower time units.



From point A to point B in the EURUSD D1 we see that a bullish result of 272.1 pip was reached within 11 days. That's 25 pip bullish increase on average per day. The ATR of the last 1,500 candles in the D1, however, show a range of 82.18 pip. How does it fit together?



Within a day candle we see a M5 Zigzag course. This course is very volatile. At point A, you see the candle in the daily chart. In some post I have already pointed out that the smaller the unit of time, the larger and more uncertain is the range that goes through a course.



If you divide the ATR (average range of bullish and bearish movements) in minutes, you find out: The smaller the time unit, the stronger the average range of the pip. This gives many traders the hope to make faster profits in smaller time, and better control trades. That is a fallacy.
A day candle is 1,440 times more accurate than a minute candle and 48 times more accurate than a M30. The logical conclusion: one can make clearer and more reliable statements about the single candle in higher time units. Likewise, resistance and support zones can be drawn more accurately. One problem is the coarse candle structure. The larger the time units become, the larger the upper and lower wicks of a candle become. With the bioniccandle one can eliminate these ambiguities.

Now let's take a look at what risk we take in daily trading.



The following table has been developed by me and should exemplify the risk that we enter daily. The comparison only relates to the time unit and the setup. A continuation setup is definitely safer as a breakout setup. A D1 candle is much clearer than an M1 candle. From this I have created a risk profile that is considered purely hypothetical.

In the table you see different numbers, the larger the number, the safer the system is within setup and time unit. The average is 600. We find that a continuation setup in D1 is the safest setup (7,200) and a breakout setup in the 16 tickchart (0.25) is the most dangerous setup. Weeks and monthly charts were not taken into account.

Let's say you use a reversal setup and trade in the M5. Then you'll see the number 10. That means you trade 60 times less effectively than the average of 600. If you trade in the M30 instead of the M5, you increase your effectiveness six times. If a beginner in the M1 acts a reversal setup it is 300 times heavier than the average. If he would act a continuation setup in H4, it would have 600 times easier to trade than a M1reversal setup.

The table is intended as an example for those who want to increase their effectiveness. I myself work with the Reversal-Setup, Pullback-Setup and the Range Bound-Setup in the Tick 32 and Tick 16. My risk is on average 1 and is therefore very high. However, in the past I have tried all sorts of setups and I am best at using this system. It is only one of the riskiest in the Forex market. The higher the risk, the higher the profit within a certain period of time. If my system were ineffective, I would have to change my setup and time unit.

A minute candle is about 50 times more volatile than a day candle considering the average ATR. The same ratio has the maximum speed of a moped against a fighter jet. Beginners who wait of a breakout in the M1 often wonder why they crash very quickly.

If you were to start as a novice driver with a Formula 1 racing car right away, that would have fatal consequences. First of all, start with a small kart, get bigger and faster later, is easy. A Formula One driver will drive the Monza circuit faster with a big kart than we all do in a Formula 1 car.

Sideline novices basically have only two options.

In the long term swing trading would be the optimal alternative for the side job, but many need the thrill and start scaling after work. That costs real money and is one of the reasons why many lose. Keeping your fingers quiet and learning is sometimes more important than taking unnecessary trades. But it takes time.

Focus and specialize in a single market. If you have understood for years what the real motivations of this market are, much will become easier. You can also make a profit by selling $ 1 for 90 cents to buy $ 1 for 50 cents.
In addition to the right trading platform, the technology and the right money management, your health and condition is a very important foundation for success.

Regular timeouts are crucial to letting all your knowledge sorted and reconsider how you can continue to use it. I have learned from many people, but I have also rejected a great deal of knowledge. You always get insights when you can think about it in peace. When you absorb knowledge, it is like throwing a stone into the water. The water must first come to rest, so you get a deeper look.

Trading can not be taught to anyone, success is possible only because of your own development phase. In order to gain knowledge the blogs help with FF, but you have to learn to renounce certain knowledge in order to find your own way. Trading consists of 80% Psychology and 20% technical knowledge. The art is to deal with defeats properly.

Basically, I believe that nobody makes a functioning and very profitable system public. Because with it, he can earn more money than with the sale of books or with paying customers who demand a daily market assessment and thus put him under pressure. Most trading books and many recommendations from self-proclaimed coaches are their own interpretations and bring us at most a good idea. The idea must be in line with our psyche and we can only help ourselves.

Most traders have developed their own trading logic slowly and independently, the many failures were an important component on the way to success. The pro does not know where the course is going as well as a beginner, but he is decisively ahead of the beginner in one thing. He has a thoughtful strategy within the probabilities. He wins and he loses, that's perfectly normal. But he takes significantly less risks than a beginner.

Therefore, do the same in all FF blogs, take the best ideas, and build your own strategy. Each person trades uniquely, copying that would be hopeless from the outset. But what you have developed yourself can be brought forward with passion. It takes time, but in the end you have something that belongs only to you and no one can take it away. And that's what I recommend to you.

I wish you a successful trading week.

Best regards

hello sir...i have some question
1- you said that there a some strong candles in that example...can you tell me please why these candles are strong from the others and how you draw the lines from high to low or full candle?





2 -in that example you said in point D there a an equilibrium is created ...so how you can detect the equilibrium price?

[quote=thelord14;12364794]hello sir...i have some question

Hello Thelord14,

I think it's great that you work through this blog to get more information. The whole blog is a development process that started in January 2018. Therefore, one can view this blog as a kind of ongoing story in a book.

Your questions are related to Post 741. That was before the start of our # 4 project. In Post 789, 811,820,827,833,845,848,850 and 852, all the questions will be answered. If you've worked through Project 4 and have more questions, I'll be happy to help.

I also edited the first page of this blog to give readers a concrete overview of the blog topics. That was your idea, for which I would like to thank you once again.



Our next project No. 6 will be our biggest project so far and is already in preparation. It is about combining the advantages of the futures market with the advantages of the interbank market. This project requires a lot of work and will take us all a big step forward. In addition to daily trading we are already working on it and are excited about the progress. I believe that you, too, will benefit greatly from this. I hope that I can publish your mentioned indicator next week.

Have a nice Weekend

AAA Bionic Power x candle indicator

Hello dear traders,



On request of a subscriber, I would like to provide you today with a modified strength indicator. The bioniccandle has only one main movement and one pullback inside a candle. The main movement of the bullish candle goes from low to close and the pullback goes from high to close. The main movement is thus the deciding factor. In this indicator, this main movement also receives a special bonus and is thus able to show the strength of a single candle in more detail. If the value is 0 in the strength setting, it means that all candle thicknesses are calculated. Increasing the number now filters out weaker candles. Depending on the time unit and volatility, different numbers must be entered. The strongest candles arise when high and close (bullish candle) or low and close (bearish candle) are equal. These candles are not filtered out. There is only one bullish or bearish strength per candle. If you use the filter, I recommend you turn off the white border in the setting.

The indicator works in the candlechart as well as in the tickchart. However, it is only possible in the tick chart to draw a conclusion on the Lot used. The candle chart mixes the volume and the number of lot. The justification can be found in the Post 906 and 907. However, the prospect of determining a specific lot number in the Forex market is almost impossible.

There is no real volume in the Forex market because the Forex market is an over-the-counter market. Thus, the volume can not be measured there with the usual tools. If someone buys five contracts in the futures market, this also corresponds to a volume of five in the order book of the respective stock exchange. In the forex market, on the other hand, volume can not be measured by the number of contracts purchased. It is done by summing all price changes found during a specified period of time. In a forex pair, a certain number of completed transactions must be determined for a price change.

That is also the reason why we want to combine the advantages of the interbank market with the advantages of the futures market with our project 6. That we need real stock market data should be clear. Because only with this one can determine the concrete number of lots. And the lots are the deciding factor for a price movement. It should therefore be clear that many indicators in the forex market are not working properly. That's one of the reasons why more traders lose money than win.

With correct stock market data, the indicators would show concrete data, unfortunately, one would have to work at least with the new modified MT5, since the MT4 can not process stock market data. I think that our new project will be a further step forward, but this project will take some time.

The goal is to get specific data about the Lot and still work with the MT4. It is reassuring to know that the future market is not the holy grail either.

For this I will post more information in the next few days.

best regards

Are you sure that your experience with something like 30 years ago will help in current market situations ? Also what do you mean you made first trade shares over the phone, have you worked in some exchange like NASDAQ or something like that ? Cause there were lot of this traders who were doing this simply. So we really need to understand there were no mobiles with good operating systems like Android and such like iOS, But it all looks very interesting and I am subscribing for sure for example.

Hello 7Shun,

First of all, welcome to our blog. I am happy that you are interested in supply and demand and hope that you can take some things with you from this blog.
30 years ago, you could not buy shares on the computer as you do today, but had to give an order by phone to your bank. She then acquired the shares for the customer. I have not formulated that well and this statement can be misunderstood. I'll change it right away, thanks for the tip.

Experience is always an important step in a development. The success on the stock market consists to 80% of psychology and 20% technology. This experience is a crucial factor in the trade. Greed and fear are the most extreme emotions to coordinate. In that sense, you are absolutely right that my technical experience of that time does not help today, but the psychological experience is invaluable to me.

A little more than 10 years ago, I gained my first experience in the CFD field and a lot has changed so far. If one is not prepared to adapt to development and react to changing market situations, one will fail.

I'm not any better than any other Subscriber here in the blog and there are certainly many that are much better. I'm not at FF to be the best or right. Although I have intuitively done many things right in the past, I have not been able to describe this practice concretely. That's why I created this blog. It is a kind of diary and helps to promote personal development.

I am delighted that you are participating in this blog, but I can not promise you that you will find the Holy Grail here. Sometimes a good idea is enough to get ahead and I think you might find it here.

Best regards

hello sir I hope you are doing well

actually, tow days ago I was working out to understanding Bionic Bull Bear Average Candle 1.3 and how it works with price action ... in fact it's interesting tool and I have discovered something very important that can be meaningful and I would like to consult with you this idea

in this example on the picture :




At point 1 ... as you can see Bionic Bull Bear Average Candle with 100 candles at 5 min time frame gives me the Bull average stronger than Bear with 21.3 pips and that's important information that prices are likely to rise

At point 2 ... that level is a pure down candle with -24 pips that number is considered as increase in Bear Average of 100 Candles -17 even the strength of the Bull Average ... so that's makes me thinking if that Bear candle will affect in the price but the surprise the level 2 has become as strong support that makes the price rise



here as you can see in the picture i use Bionic percentage balance indicator 1.2 with 100 candles to detect the pure candles very easy

[quote=thelord14;12378457]hello sir I hope you are doing well actually,

Hello thelord 14,

Thank you for the published example. I am very pleased that my indicators help you, the crucial thing is that you develop your own system with which you can best get along. However, you should never make trade decisions based on indicators. Indicators always follow the course and only later provide their information. In addition, I recommend drawing your zones in the tick chart, as you will get more detailed information there. We traders work with probabilities, and if your strategy gives you higher chances to make a profit, you're on the right track.

Best regards

Good Morning
I would like the help of someone, because I did all the steps and my chart is on the left side.
I would like an help to pass my chart to 20 seconds.
thankful