Hi Quants,
What about beeing able to choose the timeframe (not only days) ?
Have a nice w-e
Best
What about beeing able to choose the timeframe (not only days) ?
Have a nice w-e
Best
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Disliked{quote} First page you said ''Previous week we have created Daily Average Probability checker'' So i was asking why not give the possibility to have M15 or H4 or W or M1 or... Average probability checker I dont know if interesting but since the daily is why not BestIgnored
Disliked{quote} Not worth. Any Timeframe lower than D1 Will not reproduce enough AVERAGE OF PIPS. So even if you have good probability that moves %10 of M15 Average candle it will only few pips. Trading opportunity cannot be created. If last 5 days average is 300 pips, It gives you enough room to get some trade within %1 or %2 moves. But last 5 m15 candle will have so low average.Ignored
DislikedThis thread is contuniation of the previous thread i created in platform tech. Due to thread name some requests been out of our purpose. So i had to create new thread. Explaining : You can request an idea which can return as probability. Every week i will code one winner in the Poll. This thread not to create your strategy or indicator. This Thread only to find probabilities !!! If you ask me to code an EA for you or INDICATOR you will be BANNED From the thread and ignored .. If you ask a question such as what is the probability of candle to close...Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's been a long time since I've posted here but have been watching the posts on FF now and then. Have to admit this is (I think) a very good one. I took the liberty of adjusting your indi to have an extra visual (automation) of the min and max treshold. Keep up the good work! {image} {file}Ignored
QuoteDislikedok my question is,
Is it possible to code a statistical indicator that tells me for any given period and timeframe (of my choice), how many times in percentage terms has price closed outside or inside the Bollinger band. According to bollinger price will stay inside the bands(20,2) approx 86-88% of the time if I am not mistaken.
Would be a helpful tool to determine if price is due a breakout/reversal or consolidation.
Thanks
Disliked{quote} It's been a long time since I've posted here but have been watching the posts on FF now and then. Have to admit this is (I think) a very good one. I took the liberty of adjusting your indi to have an extra visual (automation) of the min and max treshold. Keep up the good work! {image} {file}Ignored