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  • #921
  • Dec 12, 2006 11:42pm Dec 12, 2006 11:42pm
so jest,
you are saying we are really in a downtrend and not an uptrend?
  • #922
  • Dec 12, 2006 11:45pm Dec 12, 2006 11:45pm
Hi all, since i started, i have begun to find more useful info. The lessons taught by master in SRDC1 could actually be combine to become a very powerful system all together.

SRDC I is taught and without me knowing actually works very well in tandem with SRDC II. We not only have to trade within the channel but we could make +5 pips from it as well! Just like SRDC I.

Below i have inserted an 30min bar (since i dun have realtime data for now) drew a line on the high and low.

According to the trend, price is moviing up, so i will draw the LRC from the lowest point of yesterdays trend. In doing so, i will end my LRC to the second last bar again. At the last bar, we could see a piercing and trend acceleration. These are pips too just like being taught by master in SRDC I and whats best, the two systems are now integrated. From the charts we already have 3 trades!
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  • #923
  • Dec 12, 2006 11:47pm Dec 12, 2006 11:47pm
Quoting Vince-AC
so jest,
you are saying we are really in a downtrend and not an uptrend?
no bro, pls note that this is backdated data. I am not implying any trend but discussing the actual system. sorry.
  • #924
  • Dec 12, 2006 11:55pm Dec 12, 2006 11:55pm
There is now a "Deviation" user definable setting in the Regression_Channel_2.mq4. Maybe this is a step closer to finding the answer ?? This way we can test different settings without going into the code. Just change the deviation and see the channel width change.

: ) Thom
  • #925
  • Dec 13, 2006 12:29am Dec 13, 2006 12:29am
Quoting jest1081
Hi all, since i started, i have begun to find more useful info. The lessons taught by master in SRDC1 could actually be combine to become a very powerful system all together.

SRDC I is taught and without me knowing actually works very well in tandem with SRDC II. We not only have to trade within the channel but we could make +5 pips from it as well! Just like SRDC I.

Below i have inserted an 30min bar (since i dun have realtime data for now) drew a line on the high and low.

According to the trend, price is moviing up, so i will draw the LRC from the lowest point of yesterdays trend. In doing so, i will end my LRC to the second last bar again. At the last bar, we could see a piercing and trend acceleration. These are pips too just like being taught by master in SRDC I and whats best, the two systems are now integrated. From the charts we already have 3 trades!

What is the entry criteria for trade 2 and 3 ?
The future depends on what we do in the present.
  • #926
  • Dec 13, 2006 12:33am Dec 13, 2006 12:33am
Trade 2 is a risk trade, like what master has once taught, we could either take it or leave it until it reaches the last quadrant. Trade 3 is back to basics of SRDC I. Trade upon piercing of trend line, its usually a breakout signal, either trend acceleration or trend change.

If you look carefully at trade 2, according to candle formation (bullish pennant), any trader who thrives on price action would take a long trade with it. Im sorry coz i marked it on the wrong spot... pls count three bars after trade 2's blue dot... you will be able to see the pennant formation.
  • #927
  • Dec 13, 2006 2:59am Dec 13, 2006 2:59am
Here is the article mentioned on teqmspeak
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  • #928
  • Dec 13, 2006 3:45am Dec 13, 2006 3:45am
Hi Folks !

Unfortuneatly I'm not able to listen to all the teamspeak sessions
especially with our master

So my question is if anybody of you has recorded the sessions with
our jedi master ?

If not perhaps we create a place where we can download the compressed
Teamspeak Recordings for learning and reviewing purpose.

By the way Orange, once a time we should celebrate a pip Party
at Jedi castle with all the guys involved in this thread

It's amazing to feel your spirit in reading your posts.

Motivation and enthusiasm are very important and the only thing I can
say is that you pit me back on the road again !!

Thanks a lot to you, rojam and all the other guys !!

Happy Pippin

Bernhard
  • #929
  • Dec 13, 2006 4:04am Dec 13, 2006 4:04am
Hi master and all,

I think there is away to solve the channel width issue. This is my suggestion.

We draw a regression channel based on yesterdays data from open to close or last weeks open to close. (fig1)

Once the line is pierced, we will extend the channel to the closing price of the pierced channel. (fig2)
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  • #930
  • Dec 13, 2006 4:09am Dec 13, 2006 4:09am
Quoting behof
Hi Folks !

Unfortuneatly I'm not able to listen to all the teamspeak sessions
especially with our master

So my question is if anybody of you has recorded the sessions with
our jedi master ?

If not perhaps we create a place where we can download the compressed
Teamspeak Recordings for learning and reviewing purpose.

By the way Orange, once a time we should celebrate a pip Party
at Jedi castle with all the guys involved in this thread

It's amazing to feel your spirit in reading your posts.

Motivation and enthusiasm are very important and the only thing I can
say is that you pit me back on the road again !!

Thanks a lot to you, rojam and all the other guys !!

Happy Pippin

Bernhard
Behof,

Accrete has the teamspeak recording sound files in his homepage. U can check it out... or PM him.
The future depends on what we do in the present.
  • #931
  • Dec 13, 2006 5:09am Dec 13, 2006 5:09am
Quoting jest1081
Hi master and all,

I think there is away to solve the channel width issue. This is my suggestion.

We draw a regression channel based on yesterdays data from open to close or last weeks open to close. (fig1)

Once the line is pierced, we will extend the channel to the closing price of the pierced channel. (fig2)
I really don't understand why drawing the LRC is still and issue.

I thought it was clear after my post #592 and the pdf.

Henry
  • #932
  • Dec 13, 2006 6:45am Dec 13, 2006 6:45am
Good Morning everybody. Could you please have a quick look at my 15min chart and confirm that I drew the channels properly.
Thank you.
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Steve
  • #933
  • Dec 13, 2006 8:58am Dec 13, 2006 8:58am
Quoting PipSteve
Good Morning everybody. Could you please have a quick look at my 15min chart and confirm that I drew the channels properly.
Thank you.
Steve and everybody, Level II is based on the Daily and 1 hour chart alone.

The 15 minute was never mentioned on the thread.

In any case, when using shorter time frames, those should follow the 1 hour
chart.

Don't make a simple strategy more difficult than it is.

Henry
  • #934
  • Dec 13, 2006 9:16am Dec 13, 2006 9:16am
Quoting hensch
I really don't understand why drawing the LRC is still and issue.

I thought it was clear after my post #592 and the pdf.

Henry
Henry,

Thanks for your write up about drawing the LRC. It is not a problem sticking to what you wrote but I am confused when some jedis talk about using discretion in drawing LRCs during this morning's TS. I am just a noobie.

Thanks,

Guken
  • #935
  • Dec 13, 2006 10:17am Dec 13, 2006 10:17am
Quoting hensch
Steve and everybody, Level II is based on the Daily and 1 hour chart alone.

The 15 minute was never mentioned on the thread.

In any case, when using shorter time frames, those should follow the 1 hour
chart.

Don't make a simple strategy more difficult than it is.

Henry
Sorry Henry, I did not mean to make anything more difficult at all, I just wanted the channels confirmed, as I am still a beginner in drawing them.
I do use the daily and hourly as the system dictates. I do not mean to confuse anybody. Sorry about this.
Steve
  • #936
  • Dec 13, 2006 2:11pm Dec 13, 2006 2:11pm
Don't forget Master Roshan sees black charts as if they were Kryptonite... no good for printing uses too much ink!

Thank You


Quoting PipSteve
Good Morning everybody. Could you please have a quick look at my 15min chart and confirm that I drew the channels properly.
Thank you.
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  • #937
  • Dec 13, 2006 2:28pm Dec 13, 2006 2:28pm
hensch

In one of TS sessions OR talks about using the 15 TF, when the move has passed out of the channel, to wait for the first 15min candle to open inside the channel and thats your entry.

Since listening to him say that I have used the 15 min TF to great effect, as a exact entry point also watching the 15min FX trigger for weakness and a possible cross has allowed me to exit with more pips...

It may well not be part of the system but as OR has said it works very well for the above reasons...



Glenn
  • #938
  • Dec 13, 2006 3:14pm Dec 13, 2006 3:14pm
Quoting behof
Hi Folks !

Unfortuneatly I'm not able to listen to all the teamspeak sessions
especially with our master

So my question is if anybody of you has recorded the sessions with
our jedi master ?
As mentioned in a prior post by ComPro we do have a resource page that i update daily:

http://accrete.com/fx-srdc/

and there are now two recordings up at the specific page listing audio/video files:

http://accrete.com/fx-srdc/presentations.htm

The first is one Wilma recorded that was condensed by MrSmith down to about 8 megs that includes OrangeRoshan's use of 15 minute charts in the SRDC model.

The second file is part of Monday's TeamSpeak session (before a tree took out my net connection on the Oregon Coast...those darn 70MPH wind gusts!). It is a very nice, easy to follow audio file with Henry explaining how to use/draw the LRC and Quadrant lines manually in MT4. This is a 3.8 meg wav file, edited down from the original 436 meg wav file.

I am in the process of editing down the second session as i type and it should be up on the presentation page later today. I've also recorded today's session and will get that up there also.

: ) Thom
  • #939
  • Dec 13, 2006 3:29pm Dec 13, 2006 3:29pm
Thank you Accrete for making this available to us, and for using your bandwidth and storage. I certainly appreciate it!
Steve
  • #940
  • Dec 13, 2006 4:45pm Dec 13, 2006 4:45pm
Thanks Steve, if nothing else, i'm enjoying the fact that i have an organized page for the tools and tips that i find myself rereading and listening to on nearly a daily basis. . . so sort of like a journal page, the SRDC RP is allowing me to keep up on a personal level, with the latest ideas and such. My hope/plan is that even well after the "Official" website is up with all it's bells and whistles, i will continue to update a simple low bandwidth, basic HTML resource page, each page hand coded in window's Notepad with no use of commercial webpage design tools.

I am excited to see what the TS team puts up for the SRDC website and i know it will be invaluable to us all. As i have a nearly 1.5gig cable connection i have no problems with all the latest eyecandy technology out there to view fancy smancy websites and i think they are wonderful and serve a purpose.

For myself and my designs, i've chosen to rebel and stick with low-bandwidth-you-want-the-info-you-got-it-now mentality of webdesign over the years, and refused to give into of all the Flash animations, high bandwidth eye candy, that is available. My websites are accessible by blind people (my mother was blind and i've always held a special place in my heart for those who are visually challenged) surfing the net with text based page readers, and people with old 23k modems living in a farm town in Lewiston or Luxemburg (some of my friends still have them in their cabins here on the Oregon coast). But this is not a style that is popular these days and i have no problem on a personal basis with that. The accrete website has resource pages for several of my personal hobies, all commercial free, and fast to view and get the info one desires quickly. I'm all for the underdog out there, and believe that often times the simplest way to get information accross is the best. I have co-designed many domains over the years and done what was assumed by the owners to be the "Old fashioned text based" mirror of the Flash site...funny thing is, when we look at the monthly traffic flow, if there is a link on the index pages to a "Site Map Text Based Index" that one page gets the majority of visitors...some people still like it plain and simple. Even top university studies in web design and surfing still show this even now in the 10th + year after the explosion of the net. It's all about the info one desires, the content.

LOL...but then all my friends and family know i'm a REBEL at heart !!

Happy to help and be here with the gang learning something new every day.

: ) Thom
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