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though entry and exit were not at candle close
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Quoting Inthebox
though entry and exit were not at candle close {image}
Wait for the complete close of a bar.
If entry signal is generated then, enter a new order at the beginning of the next new bar.
Lim001, a very interesting trading system, I have two questions here. 1. Can you talk about how to use myfxbook to select the right currency pair. 2. This is only one of the three strategies. Can you introduce the other two? thanks.
Personally, I'm always interested in different strategies, particularly if they can be coded into an EA.
caught the lower time frame entry move.
exited when h4 rsi reached 85.
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Quoting gdqnxq
Lim001, a very interesting trading system, I have two questions here. 1. Can you talk about how to use myfxbook to select the right currency pair. 2. This is only one of the three strategies. Can you introduce the other two? thanks.
1. myfxbook gives you comparison of currency pairs. You have to figure out the component currency strength yourself. Alternatively Mataf website will give you direct comparisons of individual currencies. See illustration
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2. The other 2 strategies are buy only and sell only
For buy only strategy
1) shift the the upper and lower range of slow-rsi to 75 and 55
2) slow-rsi is between the upper and lower range
3) fast-rsi crosses the slow-rsi from above
4) open a buy order at the beginning of next bar
5) TP at end of bar when the fast-rsi crosses the slow-rsi from below
6) SL when slow-rsi dips below the lower range and/or fast-rsi dips below sl level
Do the reverse step for a sell order
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Good luck!!
Quoting Lim001
{quote} 1. myfxbook gives you comparison of currency pairs. You have to figure out the component currency strength yourself. Alternatively Mataf website will give you direct comparisons of individual currencies. See illustration {image}2. The other 2 strategies are buy only and sell only For buy only strategy 1) shift the the upper and lower range of slow-rsi to 75 and 55 2) slow-rsi is between the upper and lower range 3) fast-rsi crosses the slow-rsi from above 4) open a buy order at the beginning of next bar 5) TP at end of bar when the fast-rsi...
is first picture "CLOSED-SYSTEM" ?
that mean calculations are based on all pairs related to all these instruments?
Be yourself
Quoting Lim001
{quote} 1. myfxbook gives you comparison of currency pairs. You have to figure out the component currency strength yourself. Alternatively Mataf website will give you direct comparisons of individual currencies. See illustration {image}2. The other 2 strategies are buy only and sell only For buy only strategy 1) shift the the upper and lower range of slow-rsi to 75 and 55 2) slow-rsi is between the upper and lower range 3) fast-rsi crosses the slow-rsi from above 4) open a buy order at the beginning of next bar 5) TP at end of bar when the fast-rsi...
What are the requirements of the buy only and the sell strategies for the choice of currency pairs？
exited due to having to go out.
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More discussion needed on stop loss settings with practical examples showing Risk/reward.

IMO Get your stop loss setting wrong on this strategy and your strategy becomes unprofitable.
Quoting shrips
More discussion needed on stop loss settings with practical examples showing Risk/reward. IMO Get your stop loss setting wrong on this strategy and your strategy becomes unprofitable.
The success of this plan depends on manual analyse of market trend before placing a trade.
If one can see a trend clearly, he sees money.
There are a number of trend indicators, each having its weaknesses.
Use them altogether to establish a trend (or no trend) then SL will be far and apart.
The weakness in this plan is only one trend (slow-rsi) is used.
Can anyone see where the market is heading from below chart
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Quoting shrips
More discussion needed on stop loss settings with practical examples showing Risk/reward. IMO Get your stop loss setting wrong on this strategy and your strategy becomes unprofitable.
sl provided in post 1 and 26.

Stop loss.
strategy 1 for buy:

1) When fast rsi closes below 15 level and or slow rsi closes below lower range
2) When trader’s pre-set stop loss level is triggered

use 1, or else use 2 according to each own experience, which will be varied
normal retail trader will be at nearest 1 or 2 fractal away.

strategy 2 for buy only
SL when slow-rsi dips below the lower range (55) and/or fast-rsi dips below sl level (15)
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Quoting Lim001
{quote} The success of this plan depends on manual analyse of market trend before placing a trade. If one can see a trend clearly, he sees money. There are a number of trend indicators, each having its weaknesses. Use them altogether to establish a trend (or no trend) then SL will be far and apart. The weakness in this plan is only one trend (slow-rsi) is used. Can anyone see where the market is heading from below chart {image}
To answer your question, market is headed for retrace and probable continuation, in my opinion.
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I made a quick test with the original rules as per post #1 on 28 currency pairs, H4 timeframe, to see, if there is some basic edge before going into deeper analysis.
Unfortunately, this setup is a losing one throughout all pairs (at least as a mechanical setup):
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If you need to pick the right pair to trade. They need to be in non trend. As he say. Can you check this before taking trades?
Quoting osfx
I made a quick test with the original rules as per post #1 on 28 currency pairs, H4 timeframe, to see, if there is some basic edge before going into deeper analysis. Unfortunately, this setup is a loosing one throughout all pairs (at least as a mechanical setup): {image} {image}
If you are so sure that this system is a money-losing strategy, you can just reverse the entry rules. I am sure that will also lose money.
The question is why !!!
Best of luck
MA provides the market's current direction and strength.
Quoting smeden
If you need to pick the right pair to trade. They need to be in non trend. As he say. Can you check this before taking trades?
Non-Trend is a vague term. what is non-trend, and how do you define Non-Trend? It takes one candle to start a trend. Rules should be more specific when we want to trade systematically.

One example of a non-trend could be if the price is moving between the high and low of previous daily candle for 5 H4 bar. we will take it as a non-trend.

Best of luck.
MA provides the market's current direction and strength.
Quoting hasib
{quote} If you are so sure that this system is a money-losing strategy, you can just reverse the entry rules. I am sure that will also lose money. The question is why !!! Best of luck
Obviously, the percentage of winning trades hovers around 50% net (without trading costs). Trading costs included, it loses on both sides.
Quoting osfx
I made a quick test with the original rules as per post #1 on 28 currency pairs, H4 timeframe, to see, if there is some basic edge before going into deeper analysis. Unfortunately, this setup is a losing one throughout all pairs (at least as a mechanical setup): {image} {image}
would it not be difficult for the test to ensure that when a trade is executed for strategy 1
only when the following conditions are fulfilled or strictly followed:

upon the close of a bar
1. rsi 2 penetrated both level 56 and 44 or vice versa.
2. rsi 14 must stay in between the level 56 and 44
3. rsi 2 must not close beyond level 85 and 15

i asked because from the 3 charts i posted above, i felt quite at ease in trading them, a total different experience from what you had shown.
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Quoting osfx
I made a quick test with the original rules as per post #1 on 28 currency pairs, H4 timeframe, to see, if there is some basic edge before going into deeper analysis. Unfortunately, this setup is a losing one throughout all pairs (at least as a mechanical setup): {image} {image}
OSFX, where did you conduct the backtest?
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