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  • Feb 12, 2009 6:28am Feb 12, 2009 6:28am
  •  avi
  • | Joined Jun 2008 | Status: Member | 472 Posts
Quoting doblece
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LOL... why "poached"?
They are linking back to the thread anyway...
Good to know that the usefulness of THV indicators goes beyond the system itself
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load the indi and it crash, igot mt4 v220 ???thx
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 6:52am Feb 12, 2009 6:52am
  •  sleepypipCDN
  • | Joined Feb 2009 | Status: longer battle, sweeter the victory | 27 Posts
first post of an entry on a demo account....just looking for 10 pips

I guess it was countertrend on the 15m and 5m, so a 'not for faint-at-heart' guys(?), but 15m fast trix had just turned up, 5m had just had a divergence, and I waited for the 1m fast trix to go green again

the vertical amber line shows on each TF where the buy was. Red line at TP.

still hasn't reach target yet. I'm in eastern europe, so i just remembered that it's only 6:45am in NY, but it is the london session afterall too.

it seems the trade has gone against me for the moment....was i crazy to take this? How should I make it more of a "sure thing". Wait for the 15m to turn down again with the trend? Probably answered myself...

now getting a bear divergence on the 5 m....but the 1m has gone green again...

regards., SP
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  •  sleepypipCDN
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Quoting Jack Herer
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I just made my day

short since 1.2931 exit on S1 1.2836
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Jack, did you short those other times before the big drop, when both trixes were red? In other words, how did you know to pull the trigger THAT time?
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 7:23am Feb 12, 2009 7:23am
  •  Basber
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Quoting sleepypipCDN
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it seems the trade has gone against me for the moment....was i crazy to take this? How should I make it more of a "sure thing". Wait for the 15m to turn down again with the trend? Probably answered myself...
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Hey;
If I Understood You Right, You Go Long When Price Is Below The Coral On M5 , (Also In M15) So You Should Seek Out For Short Entry. I Only Scalp Under This Condition When It Goes To O/S ... The Rules Are :

"Above Coral only long, below Coral only short"

I Believe That It's Important To Work With Two TFs, So We Filter These Trades ...
Regards,

Trading methods are designed to put the odds in our favor, not predicting.
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 8:22am Feb 12, 2009 8:22am
  •  mentos
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Hi Fxg,
Here is something which I use which may help. I have added the RSI 'worms' overbought/oversold indicator from THV V2 onto the TRIX indicator. File is attached. I use settings 90,10 on M5 TF and 95,5 on M1 TF, as I have found it very often signals the end of a move, particularly on M5 and I don't think TRIX is especially good at showing overbought/oversold.

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p.s. My chart looks different as I am red/green colour blind on some shades so I have changed colours - actually the shades used in THV V3
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i think the overbought\oversold worms have been removed cause they sometimes don't give an accurate exit sign ... the fast trix changing color is more authentic in my opinion.

and bud i am a color blind too (8% of men and 1% of women actually are) ... no worries ... u can cope with this very easily
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 8:32am Feb 12, 2009 8:32am
  •  WilteredFire
  • | Joined Jan 2008 | Status: Member | 330 Posts
Could any of the team members address my questions I posted about the Trix indi's rules on the previous page near the bottom when they get a chance?

Would be much much appreciated.
 
 
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15m fast trix had just turned up, 5m had just had a divergence, and I waited for the 1m fast trix to go green again
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Hi Sleepy:

I do not have a chart up but I am looking at your screen shots...

The analysis was good. As you mentioned 15 green trix and 5 min showing divergence etc...

Having said that...if you look left on the 15 min chart you would see and area of support which will now become resistance in your long position. The resistance may not show up in the 15 min as a red candle or even in the 5 min but almost certainly you are going to see the resistance in the 1 min.

In your 1 min chart I can see that you entered when the red trix was crossing down.

Entering on the 1 min should have been after a THV setup and a clean break of that resistance...

What do you think?

Hope you got your 10 pips...
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  •  cashmeer
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Quoting WilteredFire
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Could any of the team members address my questions I posted about the Trix indi's rules on the previous page near the bottom when they get a chance?

Would be much much appreciated.
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Wiltered:

You'll get a response...a lot of it has to do with your style of trading....are you conservative or aggressive...how familiar you are with trix...

You'll get a response sooon...
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  • Feb 12, 2009 9:34am Feb 12, 2009 9:34am
  •  Dazzer
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I am trying to get some kind of mental flowchart regarding the rules to this system as it is still a little hazy to me. Would I be right in assuming the following when scalping using the M1? I will assume a set-up for a short.

1. Look for the fast trix on M5 to cross the slow trix and both turn red.

2. If not already crossed, wait for the fast trix on the M1 to cross the slow trix (both turn red) and HA candle to cross the cloud. Ideally PA should be below the coral.

Would this be correct?

Thanks

Dazzer
 
 
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  •  hgtrad
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Quoting Dazzer
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I am trying to get some kind of mental flowchart regarding the rules to this system as it is still a little hazy to me. Would I be right in assuming the following when scalping using the M1? I will assume a set-up for a short.

1. Look for the fast trix on M5 to cross the slow trix and both turn red.

2. If not already crossed, wait for the fast trix on the M1 to cross the slow trix (both turn red) and HA candle to cross the cloud. Ideally PA should be below the coral.

Would this be correct?

Thanks

Dazzer
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Yes my friend. This is what I do to call my trades (exactly as you posted).
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 11:24am Feb 12, 2009 11:24am
  •  Jack Herer
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Quoting sleepypipCDN
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Jack, did you short those other times before the big drop, when both trixes were red? In other words, how did you know to pull the trigger THAT time?
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Hi sleepypipCDN,

that 1.2930 area was a very strong suport/resistence before (area likely to change traders sentiment from bull to bear and vice versa), take a look at your charts, and was also the MR1 for today, PA had already tried to break it once, no trade, then tried again, no break, then I took it right after the change of fast trix to red on 1M chart

that was risky, perhaps I should have waited for better confirmation, but I was feeling very sure of the fall, didn't think it would fall that much though. I just let it run on 5M.

Plus, there was bearish divergence on 5M and 15M chart

I guess that was one of my best trades this month
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 11:27am Feb 12, 2009 11:27am
  •  doblece
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Quoting WilteredFire
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These are my questions for the m5 Trix before we switch into the m1 to look for an entry...

1) Do both trix have to be same color?
2) Do both trix have to be in the correct position, e.g. fast trix above the slow one for longs, and fast trix below slow one for shorts?
3) Do we have to take trades with the trix ONLY when both trix are crossing each other? Or as mentioned above, can signals be taken when they are both in the right position?
4) When we have a trade ready in m5...and Switch to m1 for entry, What the heck do we do when the m1 seems...
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You have the answers to the needed rules 21 candles before the one you have marked on your chart...

- Trix having crossed each other and being of the same color.
- Trix preferably having crossed the zero line.
- PA below the cloud and the Coral.

For 3): you can take re-entries if rules are still met, and Trixes pointing on the right direction.

4) OS/OB conditions alert about a possible turn of the price, but if rules are met and M5 setup is clear the entry is valid (could you post a specific example with both TFs?)
 
 
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  • Edited at 12:09pm Feb 12, 2009 11:32am | Edited at 12:09pm
  •  todder
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Can someone tell me the properties of the coral line then?
I attached a trade i took that failed. Any advice? Was it because it was going into R1? Thanks alot.
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  • Feb 12, 2009 11:46am Feb 12, 2009 11:46am
  •  doblece
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Can someone tell me the properties of the coral line then? Thanks
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From the Manual:

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The Coral is optional depending on your risk level, the red, green and yellow line on the main window is our line in the sand and shows us the trading direction for the TF we are trading. It is the line in the sand that divides us from short and long trades.
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 12:06pm Feb 12, 2009 12:06pm
  •  alyehoud
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Can someone tell me the properties of the coral line then? Thanks
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In my newbie opinion, it looks to be a plain moving average, which is simply just trying to let the user know if it's a bullish or bearish market trend for that given TF.
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 12:11pm Feb 12, 2009 12:11pm
  •  todder
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Quoting alyehoud
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In my newbie opinion, it looks to be a plain moving average, which is simply just trying to let the user know if it's a bullish or bearish market trend for that given TF.
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Yep, that is what I was wondering so can put a similar MA on there, I dont care what color it is. The coral wont work for me, everything else is fine.
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 12:14pm Feb 12, 2009 12:14pm
  •  cashmeer
  • Joined Nov 2008 | Status: Member | 781 Posts
Are the Bears coming to town?

#4 Hidden Bearish Divergence on the 15 min?

But maybe it's too early to tell...
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  • Feb 12, 2009 12:20pm Feb 12, 2009 12:20pm
  •  macman
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Quoting tekoja
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I have 2 questions though,I got the RSI on my screen but dont know where I can change the settings to 90/10 and 95/5 ,are those the values where the overbought and oversold lines are,if so then I do know how to change them.

And the MACD thing you got top right on your chart,ive seen it before with pip spread info and all,what is that for?

Thanks in advance,

Jerome
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Hi Jerome,
The 'worms' only show up when the value YOU set is hit. There are no lines. If the value is not hit, you should see nothing. To change the settings Edit THV Color RSI from the Indicator list and change the values of variables overBought and overSold. Experiment with your own values and remember it is not perfect. I like it because I can set my own values and when it shows up I know exactly how overbought/sold the situation is. Trix only shows a general overbought/sold area.

The little multi indicator gives a look at other time frames. If you work on a laptop or a single screen machine, this lets you 'see' what is happening without having to change TF so often. For instance if you are using M15 to follow a trade, the indicator will show you what's happening on M1 without having to switch. File is attached. Hope this helps.

p.s. Best to try and use as few indicators as possible. The more you use the more confusing things become and the less decisive your trading (usually) becomes.

Have fun
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  • Feb 12, 2009 12:36pm Feb 12, 2009 12:36pm
  •  doblece
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Quoting alyehoud
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In my newbie opinion, it looks to be a plain moving average, which is simply just trying to let the user know if it's a bullish or bearish market trend for that given TF.
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T3MA.
 
 
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  • Feb 12, 2009 12:36pm Feb 12, 2009 12:36pm
  •  TradeWell
  • Joined Oct 2008 | Status: Let the market come to you | 2,670 Posts
Good day everyone. I wasn't here earlier as I was busy watching trades.

I saw a couple comments about people wanting to change or remove some of the THV indicators. While this is fine for experienced traders, keep in mind that if you make changes it will be difficult to compare charts and trades on this thread. We like to provide support here but may not be able to help as much if your indicators are missing, changed or other ones are added. Further, if your chart is different than the standard THV issue, if you post your chart please mention what is different about it so that newbies don't get confused.
 
 
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