Experiments - while waiting for an order to get closed
{quote} I noticed you have posted this type of qn across multiple threads. To answer simply, if it comes with source code i.e. in mq4/mq5 format, then it is unlikely to "expire", because it doesn't make sense to put expiry date when people can just remove that part of the code relating to expiry. For those that are in ex4/ex5 format, if the coder didn't say there is expiry date, most of times you can assume no expiry, usually when there is expiry set, most coders would inform when they post the indicators, of course I must say that in rare cases,...
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// Produce Nominal zero mean with zeros in the transfer response at // DC and Nyquist with no spectral distortion // Nominally whitens the spectrum because of 6 dB per octave rolloff Zeros = Close - Close[2] ;
{quote} Hahaha. Well, he is not lying. It is an efficient DC filter ;-) <Tin foil hat> But why use a 2 bar delay, and not 1 or 3? What does he know that we don't? </Tin foil hat>
It is quite an interesting book. Basically his indicators are based on digital signal processing concepts, converting data from time-domain to frequency domain, and then doing the Maths to filter off the noise etc.
<Tin foil hat> But why use a 2 bar delay, and not 1 or 3? What does he know that we don't? </Tin foil hat>
In his book "Rocket Science for Trader", there is a chapter on momentum which he has some explanation on it comparing the frequency response of a 1-bar momentum vs 2-bars and 3 bars
