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  • #481
  • Nov 24, 2008 3:54am Nov 24, 2008 3:54am
Quoting cobraforex
Let me start with your last question:

In the new template I took the OsMA off because the T3 Trix give us better and faster information, without the OsMA we will have more chances to observe the T3 TRIX well and draw TL's for divergence etc.

The COG I also erased for the moment, I'm not ready with the configuration of it and it may give some misunderstandings until I have it well done.

[color=black]The COG is a countertrend system and sometimes you can really burn your fingers...
i dont really understand what you call the aqua T3 and the "blue line" ? isnt it the same line we are talking about? so what do you mean by crossing the aqua T3? what should croos it ?PA? i'm a bit confused
THX.
  • #482
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:01am Nov 24, 2008 4:01am
Quoting doblece
No I don't (at least not now). When connection is intermittant the platform gets off/on. Anyway it would never be every tick... but I haven't had any connection problem today.

Seems it's on a loop somewhere, or there's a specific time given for the function that I'm obviously not in. I have checked them separately on a fresh chart and the same happens. As soon as the indicator is initialized, it's like an avalanche of red alerts. Even if the price is not moving so in fact it wouldn't be at every tick as I said before.
Well, as I said, I downloaded the indicators just to make sure they worked. So far they are working ok on my platform. As I have not engaged in any complex coding in the upgrades, I doubt any of the changes could be causing what you are experiencing. You mentioned another indicator, or something, that you were newly using. Maybe the problem is there?
  • #483
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:06am Nov 24, 2008 4:06am
Quoting cobraforex
The indi works but gives constantly a error message that makes the platform slower.
Gonna tank some Zzzzzzzzzz
I see the version you are using is one of the test versions......download SDX-TxPivots_v3 and try it. As for SDX-SweetSpots_v4, let me know if your problem with it continues. I am using it without problems so far....the same one you downloaded, I downloaded.
  • #484
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:10am Nov 24, 2008 4:10am
Quoting HUnter123
i dont really understand what you call the aqua T3 and the "blue line" ? isnt it the same line we are talking about? so what do you mean by crossing the aqua T3? what should croos it ?PA? i'm a bit confused
THX.
There are two indicators with the name T3 in it.
The Aqua (or light turquoise blue line - Aqua is the name the color is defined with in MT4) is the T3 THV indicator, which shows on the chart.

The other indicator (T3 TRIX THV) is on a separate indicator window, with two lines (red and green) along with RSI oversold and overbought "worms".

When referring to the Aqua line (T3), it has to cross the Hull THV indicator, the Ichimoku (deep violet shadow cloud) AND also the price action has to cross the Aqua and everybody there must be "on the other side" and going in the same direction (for a long the Hull will show green, for a short it will show red, and if it is yellow and flat, it means the market is sideways and one shouldn't trade).

Let us know if you need more precisions.
  • #485
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:21am Nov 24, 2008 4:21am
Quoting traderathome
Well, as I said, I downloaded the indicators just to make sure they worked. So far they are working ok on my platform. As I have not engaged in any complex coding in the upgrades, I doubt any of the changes could be causing what you are experiencing. You mentioned another indicator, or something, that you were newly using. Maybe the problem is there?
No, just the "SweetSpots".
To make sure there wasn't any interference I created a new profile just for a single chart with no other indicator than the pivot OR the sweetspots, and it behaves exactly the same. I did an identical procedure both on FxPro and on ODL platform and ditto.

What I see on the Experts journal, is an endless loop checking a Time value and bouncing back an error message in batches of 8 at every burst, because the time value is apparently not valid. So the problem would be with the Time Value. In both indicators.

I have the original SDZ Pivots and tested it to see if that one did the same, and it doesn't.
However the code has been completely reformulated so maybe it can't serve as a reference for that object move function and the time value issue. I don't have the time to read both codes by now but will do as soon as I can to see if I find something.
  • #486
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:28am Nov 24, 2008 4:28am
Quoting doblece
No, just the "SweetSpots".
To make sure there wasn't any interference I created a new profile just for a single chart with no other indicator than the pivot OR the sweetspots, and it behaves exactly the same. I did an identical procedure both on FxPro and on ODL platform and ditto.

What I see on the Experts journal, is an endless loop checking a Time value and bouncing back an error message in batches of 8 at every burst, because the time value is apparently not valid. So the problem would be with the Time Value. In both indicators.

I have...
In order to have the indicator instantly delete old ranges and add new ones as the price crossed thru a whole number, I removed a pause line in the code. And it is the only thing I see in the code that could be relevant.

Do this.... open the MedaEditor and and look down thru the code to the section "Custom indicator iteration function". Six lines down you will see " // if (CurTime()-timelastupdate < 5 && Period()==lasttimeframe) return (0); "

Remove the two forward slashes ("//") from in front of the line. This will restore the line active in the code. Then click on the compile key at the top to recompile/update the code with the line now active. Then try the indicator and let me know what happens.
  • #487
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:33am Nov 24, 2008 4:33am
Quoting doblece
There are two indicators with the name T3 in it.
The Aqua (or light turquoise blue line - Aqua is the name the color is defined with in MT4) is the T3 THV indicator, which shows on the chart.

The other indicator (T3 TRIX THV) is on a separate indicator window, with two lines (red and green) along with RSI oversold and overbought "worms".

When referring to the Aqua line (T3), it has to cross the Hull THV indicator, the Ichimoku (deep violet shadow cloud) AND also the price action has to cross the Aqua and everybody there must be "on the other...
I know all of that but cobra said something about the blue line crossing the T3 aqua line which is the same line as far as i understand.
  • #488
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:37am Nov 24, 2008 4:37am
Quoting traderathome
In order to have the indicator instantly delete old ranges and add new ones as the price crossed thru a whole number, I removed a pause line in the code. And it is the only thing I see in the code that could be relevant.

Do this.... open the MedaEditor and and look down thru the code to the section "Custom indicator iteration function". Six lines down you will see " // if (CurTime()-timelastupdate < 5 && Period()==lasttimeframe) return (0); "

Remove the two forward slashes ("//") from in front of the line. This will restore the line active...
TraderatHome,

Good morning. I have not been on this thread in a while, but I did download Cobra's latest today. I like it much better, simpler.

I've been following yours and Doblece's conversation about SDX-SweetSpots. The problem, imo, is not in your code, but rather the original code. I have used this indicator for a long time on various TFs. Checking my Experts tab in MT4, I see the same error "invalid time value for ObjectMove function" on both the original SweetSpots indi and on yours.

I don't know anything about coding these, so I can't help other than to test, so hope this helps. Whatever it is, has been there a long time...

Edit: It would be great to find and correct this error, as I agree with Cobra. It does slow the platform down. It logs the error in Experts every few seconds. In my case, it's logging about 10 lines per post, and posts occur every few seconds!
Up or down, gimme a ticket
  • #489
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:45am Nov 24, 2008 4:45am
Hello THV Traders,

As I said in my earlier post, I just downloaded Cobra's latest version, which I like very much. I have been using standard Ichimoku for several weeks, but decided to download this one to see if it gives me any clearer signals in this weird market. So far, it is a big help, but I have a question.

For those of you trading on M5 timeframe, when the T3 crosses Hull and drops below the cloud, do you wait for the M5 candle to close before executing your trade (in this example, a sell)? You miss some pips in that case, but I consider it less risky to wait for that close confirmation.

Curious to know how you all are using this.

Thanks,
Up or down, gimme a ticket
  • #490
  • Nov 24, 2008 4:59am Nov 24, 2008 4:59am
Quoting SpecialEd
TraderatHome,

Good morning. I have not been on this thread in a while, but I did download Cobra's latest today. I like it much better, simpler.

I've been following yours and Doblece's conversation about SDX-SweetSpots. The problem, imo, is not in your code, but rather the original code. I have used this indicator for a long time on various TFs. Checking my Experts tab in MT4, I see the same error "invalid time value for ObjectMove function" on both the original SweetSpots indi and on yours.

I don't know anything about coding these, so I...
ok guys, try this:

near very end of code is the line: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, 0, linelevel);"

change it to: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, Time[10], linelevel);"

Let me know if this corrects the problem.

Edit: Don't forget to recompile after making the change....
  • #491
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:06am Nov 24, 2008 5:06am
Quoting doblece
There are two indicators with the name T3 in it.
The Aqua (or light turquoise blue line - Aqua is the name the color is defined with in MT4) is the T3 THV indicator, which shows on the chart.

The other indicator (T3 TRIX THV) is on a separate indicator window, with two lines (red and green) along with RSI oversold and overbought "worms".

When referring to the Aqua line (T3), it has to cross the Hull THV indicator, the Ichimoku (deep violet shadow cloud) AND also the price action has to cross the Aqua and everybody there must be "on the other...

How important is the colour of the HULL? i dont see it on the rules of the system and looking at some good entries if you wait for the change of colour you might lose some precious pips.
  • #492
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:10am Nov 24, 2008 5:10am
Quoting traderathome
ok guys, try this:

near very end of code is the line: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, 0, linelevel);"

change it to: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, Time[10], linelevel);"

Let me know if this corrects the problem.

Edit: Don't forget to recompile after making the change....
Mine is working fine after that change - giving errors before.
  • #493
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:12am Nov 24, 2008 5:12am
Quoting HUnter123
I know all of that but cobra said something about the blue line crossing the T3 aqua line which is the same line as far as i understand.
I didn't read that anywhere, but if you could quote the post it would be great to check out.
  • #494
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:15am Nov 24, 2008 5:15am
Quoting HUnter123
How important is the colour of the HULL? i dont see it on the rules of the system and looking at some good entries if you wait for the change of colour you might lose some precious pips.
The color of the Hull helps seeing the direction and lack of it (for that purpose, it could be also bi-colored instead of green-red-yellow) as one can easily see if it climbs or goes down. The important part of the Hull, IMO,(besides having to be crossed), is the yellow part (which warns us of a flat or sideways market), thus helping us to stay out of non-productive trades.
  • #495
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:17am Nov 24, 2008 5:17am
Quoting SpecialEd
For those of you trading on M5 timeframe, when the T3 crosses Hull and drops below the cloud, do you wait for the M5 candle to close before executing your trade (in this example, a sell)? You miss some pips in that case, but I consider it less risky to wait for that close confirmation.

When the setup is there on M5, you can then go to a smaller TF (M1) to look for a better entry.
  • #496
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:17am Nov 24, 2008 5:17am
Quoting traderathome
ok guys, try this:

near very end of code is the line: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, 0, linelevel);"

change it to: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, Time[10], linelevel);"

Let me know if this corrects the problem.

Edit: Don't forget to recompile after making the change....
Trader,

I edited SDX-TzPivots_v3_test_1.1 as you advised, and I am still getting the error.
Up or down, gimme a ticket
  • #497
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:20am Nov 24, 2008 5:20am
Quoting traderathome
ok guys, try this:
near very end of code is the line: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, 0, linelevel);"
change it to: " ObjectMove(linename, 0, Time[10], linelevel);"
Let me know if this corrects the problem.
Edit: Don't forget to recompile after making the change....
No more problems after changing this. Working perfectly. Thanks!

Should we do the same with the Pivots indicator? Let us know.
  • #498
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:20am Nov 24, 2008 5:20am
Quoting SpecialEd
Trader,

I edited SDX-TzPivots_v3_test_1.1 as you advised, and I am still getting the error.
The correction was meant for the SweetSpots indicator. Waiting for the other one...
  • #499
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:21am Nov 24, 2008 5:21am
Hi all.
i am using the following indicator for pivots. (seems more accurate to me on FXpro)

Happy Pips
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  • #500
  • Nov 24, 2008 5:22am Nov 24, 2008 5:22am
BTW: i also deleted the "SDX-TZPivots" from charts to avoid confusion.
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