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  • #115,581
  • Jan 23, 2021 6:50am Jan 23, 2021 6:50am
Quoting emmanuel7788
{quote} @Tekkies You have lost your moral compass! Starting more mudslinging instead of helping people learn to trade and to trade Big E' 5-Method. Remember the time when you made your first posts in this thread and why you came to this thread.
Why don't you take a stand against robots4me / hasib with what they are posting?
Is it because they suck up to you that you turn a blind eye.
Where is your moral compass?
Take a stand Emmanuel. Use that moral compass on all members at the same level.

Funny Emmanuel, every time you post "stay tuned for the best ... yet to come" the best does not come. Always escape down that road, hoping that some post's will be forgotten as time goes by.
Take a stand Emmanuel, post the best or take a hike.

Funny Emmanuel, that you hide behind BigE with "Hello Big E ... where is your TE?" at the same time you ignore many of BigE's posts like:
I don't want to see any more posts that discuss other indicators... other ways
Take a stand Emmanuel. drop your TE or drop the other ways.

What is it going to be?
  • #115,582
  • Jan 23, 2021 7:05am Jan 23, 2021 7:05am
ROBERT KRAUSZ’S MULTIPLE TIMEFRAMES The most robust and fully automated approach to multiple time frames was taken by Robert Krausz, a well-known trader who provided an extensive course on his method. To understand the importance of first arriving at a sound theory before implementing and testing a trading program, we need to briefly review the characteristics of performance that indicate a robust method. When testing a trend-following system, we should expect that a trend of 100 days, compared to a trend of 50 days, will produce larger profits per trade, greater reliability, and proportionally fewer trades. As you increase the calculation period, this pattern continues; when you reduce the calculation period this pattern reverses. You are prevented from using very short calculation intervals because relative market noise increases and slippage and commissions become proportionally larger; on the other hand, the longest periods are undesirable because of large equity swings. When viewing test results as a flowing picture, there must be a clear, profitable pattern and continuity when plotting returns per trade versus the average holding period. The sophistication in Krausz’s work lies in his understanding of this pattern, and its incorporation into the structure of his program, The Fibonacci Trader. 2 Krausz also worked in three-time frames. Each time frame has a logical purpose, and they are said to be modeled after Gann’s concept that the markets are essentially geometric. The shortest time frame is the one in which you will trade; in addition, there are two longer time frames to put each one into proper perspective. The patterns common to time frames are easily compared to fractals; within each time frame is another time frame with very similar patterns, reacting in much the same way. You cannot have an hourly chart without a 15-minute chart, because the longer time period is composed of shorter periods; if the geometry holds, then characteristics that work in one-time frames, such as support and resistance, should work in shorter and longer time frames. Within each time frame, there are unique levels of support and resistance; when they converge across time frames, then the chance of success is increased. In Krausz’s work, the relationships between price levels and profit targets are interwoven with Fibonacci ratios and the principles of Gann. One primary advantage of using multiple time frames is that you can see a pattern develop sooner. A trend that appears on a weekly chart could have been seen first on the daily chart. The same logic follows for other chart formations. Similarly, the application of patterns such as support and resistance is the same within each time frame. When a support line appears at about the same price level in hourly, daily, and weekly charts, it gains importance. Laws of Multiple Time Frames3 As a well-known, successful trader,4 Krausz brought more than just three-time frames and some unique strategies to one display screen. He endowed the program with six rules: 1. Every time frame has its own structure. 2. The higher time frames overrule the lower time frames. 3. Prices in the lower time frame structure tend to respect the energy points of the higher time frame structure. 4. The energy points of support/resistance created by the higher time frame’s vibration (prices) can be validated by the action of the lower time periods. 5. The trend created by the next time period enables us to define the tradable trend. 6. What appears to be chaos in one time period can be ordered in another time period. Using three-time frames of about the same ratio to one another (10-minute, 50-minute, and daily) with daily being the longest.

More on Selecting the Three Time Frames In thinking out the use of multiple time frames, it is necessary to understand that you cannot substitute a 10-period moving average of 1-hour bars with a 40-period moving average of 15-minute bars. Similarly, you cannot replace a 10-week average with a 50-day average. It seems natural to think that any two trends covering the same time span will give the same result, but that is not the case. Although we can average many data points, we cannot get rid of all the noise; fewer data points over the same time span will always yield a smoother result. Therefore, the use of hourly, daily, and weekly time periods—multiple time frames—gives a much different picture of the market than simply using three different moving averages of the equivalent calculation periods. It is much easier to see the major trend using weekly data, find the short-term direction based on daily data, and the time your entry using hourly bars.

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MA provides the market's current direction and strength.
  • #115,583
  • Jan 23, 2021 7:18am Jan 23, 2021 7:18am
Quoting emmanuel7788
{quote} @Tekkies You have lost your moral compass! Starting more mudslinging instead of helping people learn to trade and to trade Big E' 5-Method. Remember the time when you made your first posts in this thread and why you came to this thread.
I agree with you here.
MA provides the market's current direction and strength.
  • #115,584
  • Jan 23, 2021 7:40am Jan 23, 2021 7:40am
Quoting ryuryu
Forget about robots, just ignore him. Let's return to the TMS duscission. For example Tekkies and Emmanuel are talking about good angle. But angle depends on next candles. Since at the moment when you have to make a decision enter the trade or not there are NO angle yet. Your good angles you can see only on history! So what are you talking about? About "repaint". TDI is not repainting! It can't. It use moving average, RSI and STDEV. But it can redraw while the candle is forming. Like moving average or RSI do. It is okay.
"But angle depends on next candles."
No, the angle is taken from the bar that has just been closed / before the start of the new bar.
TDI green use only one bar (the most recent closed bar) to find that angle.

"Your good angles you can see only on history"
True, so does price action as well. All the information you need to do price action is based on what price did in the past.
Not so long ago Emmanuel has been posting about 123 pattern or something like that.
No member made any mention that to do that pattern you have to wait for xxxx bars to complete and even have to count backwards to find the damn pattern
Take this: Too little time on Price Action and Support/Resistance.
How many of that so called Price Action is done on historical data
- You see this bar and that bar, they form this type of price action so price might go that way.
Where do you find Support/Resistance? Will I be wrong to stipulate: where price has been houers/days/weeks in the past.
By the way Support/Resistance. Nothing new there. BigE mentioned them in a couple of post's as S/R. (Post 115,500)

"TDI is not repainting! It can't."
Yes Ryuryu it does.
You can test it yourself. Mark up a chart (any time frame) in anyway you want. Don't refresh the chart or / restart MT4. Keep the chart open for about 30/40 TDI setups. Refresh the chart and you will see that some of the TDI crossovers have moved, some of the TDI green / red trend lines has changed the incline/decline from old values to new values.
  • #115,585
  • Jan 23, 2021 9:07am Jan 23, 2021 9:07am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Where is the TE to support all that you have learned Emmanuel? Hiding behind lame excuses does not cut much mustard with readers. ----- Have you tried to convince your cronie robots4me that TDI in Post #25 does re-paint the history? Which of the two of you got the facts wrong? - robots4me with re-calculation, you with re-paints the history. Here is a new one: TDI re-calculate with repainting crossovers. ---- The best part Emmanuel, why do you bother to use BigE's posts in the first place? How many times have you posted in this thread...
Madam -- are you posting as a male, female, or female masquerading as a male? Not that it matters. Just that it helps readers put your comments into the proper perspective...

Madam -- it is only fair to let readers know for many years you've intentionally pretended to be male -- even going so far as referring to wives as "bitches", thinking that would ingratiate you as "one of the guys". Since you insist on posting trading "advice", it is only fair that readers be aware of your history here, as that impacts both the validity of your comments and how readers react to your agenda.

Madam -- and now that you're first attempt with a public TE has failed with a blown account, you have also exposed yourself as a fraud. When it comes to trading you really do not know WTF you are doing. Yet, you continue to display no humility. You've been posting your anal-compulsive interpretation of BigE's methodology for over 5 years? How many traders have you harmed? How many traders have been frustrated attempting to reproduce your results? How many more traders will be harmed by your continued postings. How much time have your wasted for thousands of traders?

Madam -- until you learn some humulity and modesty your posts should always include a disclaimer. Below I provide an example that you are free to use.

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Dear reader -- please be aware though I am female and sometimes disparage my own gender, I prefer to masquerade as a male and post as a man. I have claimed that TMS has given me "financial freedom" which, as can be seen from my recent TE, clearly is not the case. Though I deceive readers on those two fronts -- my gender and trading expertise, please don't judge me too harshly. There are good reasons for this -- though I can't think of any at the moment.

Readers -- please be aware that you place your accounts at risk by following any advice I post. I do not understand all the fuss about money management or why it is even necessary.

Readers -- yes, it does appear that I am an ignoramus, but there are reasons for this. However I can't think of any at the moment.

Readers -- though I smear @emmanuel7788 for not following my interpretation of TMS and for corrupting BigE's thread, I do not level the same criticism at others with their own agenda -- like promoting IMT Academy. This may appear hypocritical, but there are reasons why it is not, though I can't think of any at the moment.

Readers -- it has been suggested that I display humility and modesty when posting advice that affects your trading performance. I say 'f-ck that sh-t' -- I can post whatever I damn well feel like.

Readers -- beware if you critique my trading or question my expertise I will accuse you of flapping lips, or some such behavior. I don't know what that means, but I like the sound.

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  • #115,586
  • Jan 23, 2021 9:25am Jan 23, 2021 9:25am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Why don't you take a stand against robots4me / hasib with what they are posting? Is it because they suck up to you that you turn a blind eye. Where is your moral compass? Take a stand Emmanuel. Use that moral compass on all members at the same level. Funny Emmanuel, every time you post "stay tuned for the best ... yet to come" the best does not come. Always escape down that road, hoping that some post's will be forgotten as time goes by. Take a stand Emmanuel, post the best or take a hike. Funny Emmanuel, that you hide behind BigE with "Hello...
Why don't you take a stand against robots4me / hasib with what they are posting? Is it because they suck up to you that you turn a blind eye. Where is your moral compass?
Of course it's because they suck up to him. They are a narcissist's dream flunkies.

Use that moral compass on all members at the same level.
Moral compass?? Ohhhh, you mean the one that he uses to steer his trading ship? The same one that steered his leaky ship to a giant whirlpool called the FailurePit?

Funny Emmanuel, every time you post "stay tuned for the best ... yet to come" the best does not come.
In fact, if one were to revisit each of those posts and then look for that "best", indeed, it will be found as you said: It never comes. Why not? Because this meaningless phrase is just more bait that the narcissist tosses out to hook the naďve.
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,587
  • Jan 23, 2021 9:43am Jan 23, 2021 9:43am
Quoting hasib
ROBERT KRAUSZ’S MULTIPLE TIMEFRAMES The most robust and fully automated approach to multiple time frames was taken by Robert Krausz, a well-known trader who provided an extensive course on his method. To understand the importance of first arriving at a sound theory before implementing and testing a trading program, we need to briefly review the characteristics of performance that indicate a robust method. When testing a trend-following system, we should expect that a trend of 100 days, compared to a trend of 50 days, will produce larger profits...
Hasib, you've done it again! Directly contradicting previous posts of yours!! HA-ha-ha-haha

The most robust and fully automated approach to multiple time frames was taken by Robert Krausz,
Now you are encouraging the use of multiple TFs because some well-respected trader and developer said that he uses them? It is hilarious how you trashed my using of them but now support them.

Another goody for you hasib: When I first started trading, it was S&P 500 e-minis. Can you guess what plotting application I used? FIBONACCI TRADER! HA_ha-ha-ha-ha! Robert Krausz not only used Fibonacci Trader, HE CODED IT!

And that MT4 indicator that someone had to code that enables plotting the bars from a higher TF onto the current TF? Well, SURPRISE!!! That is OLD NEWS! That feature was already BUILT-IN to the standard tools of Fibonacci Trader!

Do you also now FINALLY accept this?
The patterns common to time frames are easily compared to fractals;
I guess you need "a well-known trader who provided an extensive course on his method. " to say it for you, because you seem to have rejected it when I said (many times) that the fractal-like nature of the price plotted over time means the same patterns appear on all TFs.

Well, now you have stumbled onto some very good material. However, you probably should not waste your time reading it, because, if past behavior is any indicator, you'll just trash it all eventually. But maybe some other folks with more keen logical thinking and technical abilities can benefit from it.
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,588
  • Jan 23, 2021 9:46am Jan 23, 2021 9:46am
Quoting robots4me
{quote} Madam -- are you posting as a male, female, or female masquerading as a male? Not that it matters. Just that it helps readers put your comments into the proper perspective... Madam -- it is only fair to let readers know for many years you've intentionally pretended to be male -- even going so far as referring to wives as "bitches", thinking that would ingratiate you as "one of the guys". Since you insist on posting trading "advice", it is only fair that readers be aware of your history here, as that impacts both the validity of your comments...
yes. You are correct
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,589
  • Jan 23, 2021 9:57am Jan 23, 2021 9:57am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Hi Dave check this out. Since robots4me like so much to post a image of your thread, will he be a suitable candidate to write a review of all 25 threads Hasib has opened? While he is at it, a review on his own four threads that bomb out will add bonus. - MM (Money Maker) Detective Indicator is suffering terribly plight: last post dated 13 months ago. Was the thread closed due to no members posting or did the members spot a lie " I've decided to back away from FF" Can understand why he and hasib are barking in this thread: dogs without a...
Since robots4me like so much to post a image of your thread, will he be a suitable candidate to write a review of all 25 threads Hasib has opened? While he is at it, a review on his own four threads that bomb out will add bonus.
Well, remember, he has said more than once that he has too much time on his hands. So time constraints can't be a reason to not do it.

But there is another constraint that must be considered: intelligence. It takes at least a modicum of intelligence to be able to read material, understand it, and then to make a cogent summary and commentary for the review. So based on the content and character of his posts thus far, he does not have the intellect for doing the reviews.

Also,
MM (Money Maker) Detective Indicator is suffering terribly plight: last post dated 13 months ago.
supports the conjecture of low intelligence: Couldn't even get the coding right for the indicator, hence, another time bomb that finally imploded.
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,590
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:01am Jan 23, 2021 10:01am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Where is the TE to support all that you have learned Emmanuel? Hiding behind lame excuses does not cut much mustard with readers. ----- Have you tried to convince your cronie robots4me that TDI in Post #25 does re-paint the history? Which of the two of you got the facts wrong? - robots4me with re-calculation, you with re-paints the history. Here is a new one: TDI re-calculate with repainting crossovers. ---- The best part Emmanuel, why do you bother to use BigE's posts in the first place? How many times have you posted in this thread...
Where is the TE to support all that you have learned Emmanuel?
He has made it clear that
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It would expose all of those failed trades that he conveniently hides now as well as more of his absurd entries that are even more ridiculous than the ones that he posted this week.
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,591
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:03am Jan 23, 2021 10:03am
Quoting hasib
ROBERT KRAUSZ’S MULTIPLE TIMEFRAMES The most robust and fully automated approach to multiple time frames was taken by Robert Krausz, a well-known trader who provided an extensive course on his method. To understand the importance of first arriving at a sound theory before implementing and testing a trading program, we need to briefly review the characteristics of performance that indicate a robust method. When testing a trend-following system, we should expect that a trend of 100 days, compared to a trend of 50 days, will produce larger profits...

Hey. Good luck with your trading.

and seems that My Way is actually to ask for 10 Indis that works I thought you were to share one...

Now I share with you one I developed. I call it modified MACD. I cannot share that in your post so I can only do it here

I cannot disclose the actual calculation here but I try my best. Briefly, the white line is a weighted OsMA. Coloured line is weighted MACD signal with penalty by prolonged OsMA in pos/neg values for the past n candles (so you see a gradual decrease of the line towards 0 while seeing OsMA staying in pos/neg)

Two strategy requires frequent manual checking. One is “white cross colour” followed by trend line break (as example below). Another is “slide”, which is extreme volatility causing coloured line drop to 0 exponentially, followed by trend line break. This is based on statistics and concept of loss of momentum of trends. The analysis is alto but trade must be manual because of the rules that are impossible to be coded
If you are interested we can discuss licenses.

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  • #115,592
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:04am Jan 23, 2021 10:04am
Quoting DrDave
{quote} yes. You are correct

Quoting DrDave
{quote} Thanks for the laugh, man!
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} That line is from Post 115,445.
Quoting ryuryu
{quote} And the funniest thing that consistency and discipline = EA, but EAs prohibited in this thread.
Quoting tommydoginti
{quote} it is up to you. It doesnt concern me.
Quoting Wavegarrick
{quote} All I could give you is a dislike. Trolls like you feed on responses. I am too thick-skinned and too far in my journey to worry about you, safe travels. Cheers.
Quoting DrDave
{quote} yes. You are correct
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Yes, you are correct.
@DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDick -- update to A-Team members and delegated tasks:

1. @DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDave -- club president and OP of IMT Academy -- the only thread at FF with ZERO viewers
2. @Tekkies -- money management
3. @PixelSniper -- speculative powers for identifying Entries and Exits
4. @mosiskv -- hiding behind a tree and liking A-Team posts
5. @ryuryu -- posting smears behind people's back
6. @ivan9578 (fake alias) -- cheer leading section in @DrDick's mind. Here's an example using the Pigeon English @DrDick designed for ivan:
"haahha lol mr dave yu smart man cuz ful many peple haahha IMT ful bs and yu know lol I lik BS rahrah lol haahha"
7. @tommydoginti -- hypocrisy and posting random complaints about random complaints. First set of balls.
8. @Wavegarrick -- still trying to figure out what he's good for.

@DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDick -- are we still accepting new members? Your A-Team is now 8 against 1, and an old fart, at that.

@DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDave -- your A-Team needs to try harder. And, BTW, it is well documented that IQ is not cumulative. If you put 8 dummies in a room they do not come up with a brilliant idea. In fact, it is often the case the resulting ideas are even dummer than what any individual dummy would have come up with by themselves. Since you seem to be struggling a bit with your posting, I thought I would help you out a bit. Maybe you just need to add more dummies to your team? I don't know -- @DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDave -- you da boss, so you must know what you're doing...
  • #115,593
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:05am Jan 23, 2021 10:05am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Where is the TE to support all that you have learned Emmanuel? Hiding behind lame excuses does not cut much mustard with readers. ----- Have you tried to convince your cronie robots4me that TDI in Post #25 does re-paint the history? Which of the two of you got the facts wrong? - robots4me with re-calculation, you with re-paints the history. Here is a new one: TDI re-calculate with repainting crossovers. ---- The best part Emmanuel, why do you bother to use BigE's posts in the first place? How many times have you posted in this thread...
How many times are you still going to post the virtues of TDI
He does a good job of keeping his followers heads spinning: One post he indeed extolls the virtues of TDI via copy-paste of BigE, then another post he declares, "TDI is not part of the winning edge". ROFLMAO!!! Is it any surprise that it has taken him nearly 10 YEARS of dealing with the 5-method to FINALLY reach the BEGINNER'S 65% success rate??
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,594
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:09am Jan 23, 2021 10:09am
Beware of what you read posted in this thread.

emmanuel7788 aka ToxicFakeTrader got it all wrong!

After 10 YEARS of struggling with the 5-method and trying to figure out how to use TDI, he FINALLY achieves the BEGINNER'S 65% success rate. 10 years of being wrong-over-and-over, trashing account-after-acount, diving deeper-and-deeper down his FailurePit.
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,595
  • Edited 10:32am Jan 23, 2021 10:13am | Edited 10:32am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} "...TDI is not repainting! It can't." Yes Ryuryu it does. You can test it yourself. Mark up a chart (any time frame) in anyway you want. Don't refresh the chart or / restart MT4. Keep the chart open for about 30/40 TDI setups. Refresh the chart and you will see that some of the TDI crossovers have moved, some of the TDI green / red trend lines has changed the incline/decline from old values to new values."
@ryuryu -- son, I can give you a hand on this one. This path with madam @Tekkies is well-traveled. Once she's claimed that it repaints, there is no going back. There is no checking with Strategy Tester, there is no checking the source code. She doesn't understand that most indicators get redrawn when a new tick arrives (by the OnCalculate() or start()) APIs. She doesn't understand that her refreshing is sometimes needed because the symbol hasn't received a new tick. She also has never accepted the distinction between "repainting" and Bar[0] "recalculation". So, son, good luck on this one -- if you can convince her otherwise then you are definitely a much better man than me.

@ryuryu -- son, keep in mind her expertise is money management, so she could be forgiven not understanding the finer details of how indicators work...
  • #115,596
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:16am Jan 23, 2021 10:16am
Quoting robots4me
{quote} @ryuryu -- son, I can give you a hand on this one. This path with madam @Tekkies is well-traveled. Once she's claimed that it repaints, there is no going back. There is no checking with Strategy Tester, there is no checking the source code. She doesn't understand that most indicators get redrawn when a new tick arrives (by the OnCalculate() or start()) APIs. She doesn't understand that her refreshing is sometimes needed because the symbol hasn't received a new tick. She also has never accepted the distinction between "repainting" and Bar[0] "recalculation". So, son, good luck on this one -- if you can convince her otherwise then you are definitely a much better man than me.
yes. You are correct
To free Gazans of Hamas, use whatever it takes.
  • #115,597
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:17am Jan 23, 2021 10:17am
Quoting tommydoginti
{quote} Hey. Good luck with your trading. and seems that My Way is actually to ask for 10 Indis that works I thought you were to share one... Now I share with you one I developed. I call it modified MACD. I cannot share that in your post so I can only do it here I cannot disclose the actual calculation here but I try my best. Briefly, the white line is a weighted OsMA. Coloured line is weighted MACD signal with penalty by prolonged OsMA in pos/neg values for the past n candles (so you see a gradual decrease of the line towards 0 while seeing...
a MQ4 indy that can plot those long / short term trend lines. please.
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  • #115,598
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:19am Jan 23, 2021 10:19am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} Why don't you take a stand against robots4me / hasib with what they are posting? Is it because they suck up to you that you turn a blind eye. Where is your moral compass? Take a stand Emmanuel. Use that moral compass on all members at the same level. Funny Emmanuel, every time you post "stay tuned for the best ... yet to come" the best does not come. Always escape down that road, hoping that some post's will be forgotten as time goes by. Take a stand Emmanuel, post the best or take a hike. Funny Emmanuel, that you hide behind BigE with "Hello...
Madam -- are you posting as a male, female, or female masquerading as a male? Not that it matters. Just that it helps readers put your comments into the proper perspective...

Madam -- please review the A-Team job assignments below -- you were tasked with "Money Management" (chuckle, chuckle...). When you post stupid shit on topics outside your expertise then it makes the whole team look bad. Please have your posts vetted by @DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDave before uploading...



1. @DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDave -- club president and OP of IMT Academy -- the only thread at FF with ZERO viewers
2. @Tekkies -- money management
3. @PixelSniper -- speculative powers for identifying Entries and Exits
4. @mosiskv -- hiding behind a tree and liking A-Team posts
5. @ryuryu -- posting smears behind people's back
6. @ivan9578 (fake alias) -- cheer leading section in @DrDick's mind. Here's an example using the Pigeon English @DrDick designed for ivan:
"haahha lol mr dave yu smart man cuz ful many peple haahha IMT ful bs and yu know lol I lik BS rahrah lol haahha"
7. @tommydoginti -- hypocrisy and posting random complaints about random complaints. First set of balls.
8. @Wavegarrick -- still trying to figure out what he's good for.
  • #115,599
  • Edited 10:35am Jan 23, 2021 10:22am | Edited 10:35am
Quoting Tekkies
{quote} a MQ4 indy that can plot those long / short term trend lines. please. {image}
Those are manual drawings. So in my post I said it was manual trading strategy.

The MACD mutant is an indi. Trend line drawing is triggered when white cross colour line.

*edit to add more info
*edit again because forgot one thing
- re-evaluation of trendline at orange/teal background (a bit faint). This alert happens at candle close.

take this example on GU just a bit prior to the last post. Please ignore white lines by other strategies

White line cross colour line = now u draw a trendline (algo to alert)
Trendline break = enter trade. (Manual)

A divergence on regular MACD sometimes happen during those cross, esp at lower time frames.

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  • #115,600
  • Jan 23, 2021 10:25am Jan 23, 2021 10:25am
Quoting DrDave
{quote} yes. You are correct
@DrDick/@ivan9578/@DrDave -- I hope you aren't neglecting all the readers on your IMT Academy thread who are awaiting responses from you...

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