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  • #101
  • Apr 29, 2009 4:55am Apr 29, 2009 4:55am
this is GBPAUD, i'm short from 2,0547
someone else?
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  • #102
  • Apr 29, 2009 7:21am Apr 29, 2009 7:21am
this is GBPCAD, i'm short from 1,7742
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  • #103
  • Apr 29, 2009 7:48am Apr 29, 2009 7:48am
this is GBPCHF, i'm short from 1,6755
with some delay, but the entry point has been reached. i've got some
advantage on it.
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  • #104
  • Apr 29, 2009 9:53am Apr 29, 2009 9:53am
Quoting matte
this is GBPAUD, i'm short from 2,0547
someone else?

TP reached
  • #105
  • Apr 29, 2009 10:19am Apr 29, 2009 10:19am
Quoting matte
TP reached
Go to post 75 and download the ZIP file I put up there.
In the zip is an indicator called P4Clock, you can configure it to show more time zones but it currently shows, Tokyo, New York, AUS, London etc and shows you when they are open and when they are closed along with the time in that city.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...=165513&page=5

In fact you can use the Template as well as it has the cool indicator in it to show the London open.
Starting to see instead of just looking.
  • #106
  • Apr 29, 2009 3:33pm Apr 29, 2009 3:33pm
Quoting Limstylz
London is always GMT+0 (Greenwich is in London). You are referring to BST(DST) which GMT switches to and from twice a year. As GMT switches to BST, London is still GMT+0, although you are correct, it has moved an hour forward.

Perhaps it is better to use UTC?
I hate to argue about it with someone who lives in the UK, but you are mistaken. (At least your profile indicates you live there)
GMT never shifts. Local times shift back and forth an hour for Summer and Winter time. GMT remains stationary.

During BST, London is GMT +1.

Try this.
When you read this, check your local time.
Then click this link.
It is a world clock that gives current GMT.

You will find your time an hour later than GMT.

http://www.mirage-avm.com/mu/GMTtime.htm


Here is another site that shows a British clock and GMT on the same page, for comparison.
You will find BST to be one hour later than GMT.

http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/
  • #107
  • Apr 29, 2009 4:27pm Apr 29, 2009 4:27pm
Hi billbss,

Having passed through Greenwich today, I passed by the observatory to pick up some leaflets. Yes, it appears that what I was taught at school is wrong. Although we Brits created this method of time keeping, our point of origin does not dictate that we are GMT+0 (except in Winter) as I and I'm sure many others in England were taught in primary school.

Regardless of this fact, the conclusion is the same, in summertime we are an hour forward and in winter time we are in line with GMT.

Having read through these leaflets from the observatory, it definitely would be better to use UTC as the standard as this would create less confusion all round.

Thanks for pointing me to the sites. I will ensure I do not make the same mistake again.

Quoting billbss
I hate to argue about it with someone who lives in the UK, but you are mistaken. (At least your profile indicates you live there)
GMT never shifts. Local times shift back and forth an hour for Summer and Winter time. GMT remains stationary.

During BST, London is GMT +1.

Try this.
When you read this, check your local time.
Then click this link.
It is a world clock that gives current GMT.

You will find your time an hour later than GMT.

http://www.mirage-avm.com/mu/GMTtime.htm


Here is another site that shows a British...
  • #108
  • Apr 29, 2009 4:45pm Apr 29, 2009 4:45pm
Quoting Limstylz
Hi billbss,

Having passed through Greenwich today, I passed by the observatory to pick up some leaflets....
I didn't know this until I started nosing around finding those links I posted- UTC and GMT are the same thing. They report the same time at all times of the year.

There may be a nanosecond difference because UTC is an atomic clock and GMT is a mechanical clock.

But if it's 0:00 GMT, it is also 0:00 UTC.
  • #109
  • Apr 29, 2009 4:48pm Apr 29, 2009 4:48pm
Thanks Paulus...your previous backtest seems to show that GBPJPY delivers the highest pips so i guess i will stick with only that pair in order to maximise my profit. Thanks for sharing mate! Love ya.
Less is more...
  • #110
  • Apr 29, 2009 5:11pm Apr 29, 2009 5:11pm
i need an help.
i'm in italy. here, now, is 00:10
i've got an open trade wich didn't reached neither TP nor SL.
i must close it at the end of the day.
the end of the day (note that i'm in italy and here is 00:10) is few minute ago? is this right? i must close them at midnight, italian hour, ok?
  • #111
  • Apr 29, 2009 5:16pm Apr 29, 2009 5:16pm
compare your time with mine, when i say "now here is 00:10". if Paulus lives in UK and says "close at the end of the day" does he means -at the midnight in UK- or -at the midnight of whatever country do you live in-?
  • #112
  • Apr 29, 2009 5:18pm Apr 29, 2009 5:18pm
so..i've just closed the trade, and i think i was about 15 minute in late on the Paulus rules. please someone reply me.
  • #113
  • Apr 29, 2009 6:20pm Apr 29, 2009 6:20pm
Matte

I understand Paulus' rules that the end of the day is 23:59 in the uk.
Therefore that would be 00:59 in Italy as you are 1 hour ahead of us.
The rules are based on trading times in the uk as you are trading the london session opening. On the plus side you can have an extra hour in bed than us in the uk before placing your orders.
Hope this helps
Andy
  • #114
  • Apr 29, 2009 6:54pm Apr 29, 2009 6:54pm
Quoting Limstylz
In the forexrush indie, you should adjust the indicator to match the tokyo start and end against your broker offset.

e.g. I use Alpari UK as my broker....
hi friend.. thx for the EA.. but i can't use it...! i try to drag in to graph and also right click and than attac to graph but nothing appear (the sittings window).. ???
  • #115
  • Apr 29, 2009 6:56pm Apr 29, 2009 6:56pm
Guys, come on with the time issue!! it isn't that hard. lets get down to business and figure the time thing out already!!
  • #116
  • Apr 29, 2009 10:49pm Apr 29, 2009 10:49pm
Quoting pattinatore
hi friend.. thx for the EA.. but i can't use it...! i try to drag in to graph and also right click and than attac to graph but nothing appear (the sittings window).. ???

I wouldn't use an EA with this system..!

Just too volatile around Rush Hour.
Starting to see instead of just looking.
  • #117
  • Apr 30, 2009 12:26am Apr 30, 2009 12:26am
Put the indicators in your indicators folder, not the root of the experts folder. These are indicators, not EA's.

Quoting pattinatore
hi friend.. thx for the EA.. but i can't use it...! i try to drag in to graph and also right click and than attac to graph but nothing appear (the sittings window).. ???
  • #118
  • Apr 30, 2009 12:44am Apr 30, 2009 12:44am
Hi
I dont understand firstly your meaning of hi low of Assian Session and if I dont access to that indication what is alternative? and second your meaning of EA and %$!
please describe this kind of words for beginners such as me.

Thank you
  • #119
  • Edited 1:50am Apr 30, 2009 1:36am | Edited 1:50am
hi
can anyone say which range gives the best result????
  • #120
  • Apr 30, 2009 5:28am Apr 30, 2009 5:28am
Quoting $aly
hi
can anyone say which range gives the best result????

I asked the same question and got a stupid response from someone in this thread.

After, scanning these pairs it appears that 80-100 daily Asian session range seems to move the most.
Starting to see instead of just looking.
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