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  • #81
  • Jun 21, 2:56pm (3 hr ago) Jun 21, 2:56pm (3 hr ago)
Quoting SunTrader
{quote} Similarly to what you posted - on TradingView I came across an indicator SDEV Zones plots 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 standard deviations away from opening price (of timeframe selected). {image} Here's an hourly chart of NQ Futures. Signals are once there is a close in opposite direction of first bar that closes inside 1.0 SD zone, which most of the time price stays within. I mostly ignore 0.5 SD but look also for 1.5 and 2.0 SD.
Yep very similar in output. The big money in these forecasts is in accuracy or rather, specifically reducing transaction costs for large corps which is where my time's at at the moment but spot-wise, you're trading what I found - the extremes are the most reliable signal.
  • #82
  • Edited 4:59pm Jun 21, 4:49pm (1 hr 56 min ago) | Edited 4:59pm
could you provide a link to that indi?
  • #83
  • Jun 21, 5:00pm (1 hr 45 min ago) Jun 21, 5:00pm (1 hr 45 min ago)
Quoting JaniceKelly
{quote} it is based on the daily range. https://www.tradingview.com/script/l...Dev-Zones-MTF/
I know. I went through blood sweat and tears to improve it by 30% against ADRs.
  • #84
  • Last Post: Jun 21, 5:34pm (1 hr 11 min ago) Jun 21, 5:34pm (1 hr 11 min ago)
Quoting JaniceKelly
{quote} was that link to your inidcator? https://www.tradingview.com/script/l...Dev-Zones-MTF/
Oh I see, no that's one ST found.
I did consider sales but honestly, doesn't make commercial sense (v high effort to low reward) so either it'll be B2B or nowt.
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