@GNAT - what are you guys doing with the EMA (MA) indicator?
Here is what Mash is going to do with it. Guess he will work on that a bit and then present results here as usual: #3097
See ya!
Gnat
(an old English saying from the 60's)
Supernova GBP/JPY Mini Trend Catcher
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Here is what Mash is going to do with it. Guess he will work on that a bit and then present results here as usual: #3097
See ya!
Gnat
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- Nov 23, 2007 7:29am Nov 23, 2007 7:29am
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That is great man - needed to laugh anyway just now!Just took another quick short for +20. Kinda piddling along here today. Getting little bits that add up. I will start dragging and dropping as fast as I can! Do you think this will help me comprehend how to use an EA? Maybe it has something to do with the blues-harp use in my younger years LOL!
Doggy
And you were "forced" to learn some music too? (Klarinette, Sax, Bass here)
See ya on "Building the Band"
GMatt
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The purpose is to use it as a filter for confirmation whether to go short/long. If the MA crosses the RSI downward you can go short, and vice versa for a long.
The purpose is to use it as a filter for confirmation whether to go short/long. If the MA crosses the RSI downward you can go short, and vice versa for a long.
Right ET!
However, I must issue a disclaimer at this point lest Matrix run with the settings in the chart I posted and do God knows what with them - LOL!
I have absolutely no idea which indicators Mash is going to use this feature for nor do I know what settings he will use. I picked the RSI 14 and the EMA 14 out of thin air just to illustrate how to actually apply said indicators to the chart. I am by no means suggesting that anyone use these indicators or settings.
I would hate to be sued and lose my dogstyling license over this.
NOFX
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Right ET!
However, I must issue a disclaimer at this point lest Matrix run with the settings in the chart I posted and do God knows what with them - LOL!
I have absolutely no idea which indicators Mash is going to use this feature for nor do I know what settings he will use. I picked the RSI 14 and the EMA 14 out of thin air just to illustrate how to actually apply said indicators to the chart. I am by no means suggesting that anyone use these indicators or settings.
I would hate to be sued and lose my dogstyling license over this.
NOFX
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- Nov 23, 2007 8:18am Nov 23, 2007 8:18am
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Alas Flyman, I must go to bed soon. I will rest safely in the knowledge that my dodgstyling privileges have been preserved and I also must remember to set a stop loss before I crash.. yet another trade stalled out for a few pips.
I will catch you later Hoard of the Flies,
Dogmaster Smack
See ya ... will buzz around ya later!
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- Nov 23, 2007 8:27am Nov 23, 2007 8:27am
If you want to win you need a Finn
(an old English saying from the 60's)
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Hi Mash!
This works, I've many test results of using this. I just set MA over QQE. I've made indi for that. I call it LinearQ since first time I used it was LWMA over QQE. I also have few more ideas for this but I need to code it first for testing. Hope you find some use for this.
SF= Smoothing factor like in QQE (Ema over RSI), this is the red line.
Turquoise line is MA over the red line.
MaTypes are 0=Simple, 1=Exp, 2=Smooth, 3=Linear.
- finnfx
What a perkelish idea! Do you already use it in manual trading or did you just "finnish" the coding process? It would be good to see some examples of that combination in action!
Hope your cold is getting better with the help of your favourite Glühwein!
:Ersma!
Gnat
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- Nov 23, 2007 9:16am Nov 23, 2007 9:16am
Hallo Finny!
What a perkelish idea! Do you already use it in manual trading or did you just "finnish" the coding process? It would be good to see some examples of that combination in action!
Hope your cold is getting better with the help of your favourite Glühwein!
Ersma!
Gnat
Cold is ok, let's see how it's tomorrow since I'm hitting nightclubs tonight and it rains and weather is getting cold for tomorrow and there's always long waiting lines for taxis at night (early morning).
- finnfx
edit. I checked it was 2460pips with 8pips spread. 2652 pips without spread.
If you want to win you need a Finn
(an old English saying from the 60's)
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- Nov 23, 2007 9:28am Nov 23, 2007 9:28am
Sounds like a good plan for the weekend! Any "Hold'm" planned in the clubs or just beering and shaking?? Hehehe! Have fun there!
Hopefully this weedend will be a bit more fruitful workwise as the last has been and I will proably have more tennis on schedule on Saturday and Sunday!
Have a good one!
GMatt
I'll go to see that friend I was teaching poker another day. Maybe some hold'm and drinking (sounds like winning combination
) Finnish people don't go out if they don't drink, we feel like that's useless. I'll try to take it easy tonight though 
See ya tomorrow then!- finnfx
If you want to win you need a Finn
(an old English saying from the 60's)
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Hi Matt!
I'll go to see that friend I was teaching poker another day. Maybe some hold'm and drinking (sounds like winning combination
- finnfx
Be careful with those new ambulances!! GMatt
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Hallo Dogstar!
Answered you in the buzzing area, but I like your father's humour. Unfortunately I am hanging on the phone now...
... be back in a bit. Will help you with the new kind of trading on the weekend.
Bye
Gnat
Answered you in the buzzing area, but I like your father's humour. Unfortunately I am hanging on the phone now...
... be back in a bit. Will help you with the new kind of trading on the weekend.Bye
Gnat
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Aquamarine: I had the same problem. I found that I could not load EX4 from Firefox, Opera or Navigator. When I download from Internet explorer directly to the Expert file, it slides right in. I lost all my hair, before I discovered this.
MQ4 files do not care.
FinnFX: LinearQ looks good. Please let us know when you perfect using it.
Skyline probably has fixed his robot. I will let you know in a few days.
Glenn
Well, post a photo, wanna see that hairless plateau there! LOL!
Isn't it weird that a virus-like program like the IE is really the only way to download *.ex4 files?!? Brrrrrr... feels wrong!
Hope you are fine and Montana is not too snowy! I know my sister is at Lake Five again!
Ciao
GMatt
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- Nov 23, 2007 6:57pm Nov 23, 2007 6:57pm
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Good Weekend to you!
Dogster... will get to you tomorrow and show you how to use the EA.
G'Night!
Gnat
Dogster... will get to you tomorrow and show you how to use the EA.
G'Night!
Gnat