DislikedGreat..
When it is trending down from above Sell GBPUSD and Buy EURUSD
When it is trending up from below Buy GBPUSD and Sell EURUSD.
I am using the 5M chart.
BruceIgnored
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DislikedGreat..
When it is trending down from above Sell GBPUSD and Buy EURUSD
When it is trending up from below Buy GBPUSD and Sell EURUSD.
I am using the 5M chart.
BruceIgnored
DislikedHere is a indicator that shows the delta. LOL.... I am not a coder, but put it together to help us to see the delta..
extern int TimeFrame = 60; Looks best on 30 minute time frame.
extern int MaxBars = 240; You can choose how many bars to look back to.
extern string MainPair="GBPUSD"; Put the Higher price pair here.
extern string SubPair="EURUSD"; Put the lower price pair here.
Maybe someone can improve upon it.
BruceIgnored
DislikedThank you for this. Do you know how to create the default levels in the coding so we do not have to manually create levels each time the indicator is loaded? For instance, for the GU/EU pair we should have levels at 19900, and 19000.
Also would like Fixed Min values and Fix Max values as default too. 18800 and 20300.
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Dislikedyou don't really want it hard wired in there because everytime you put it on a pair other than eu gu it would have its settings best thing to do is just manually do it for each pair and save a template with say "DreamMethodGBPJPY" or whateverIgnored
DislikedI just can't find any correlation between the price difference and price movement of each pair. the spikes in the price difference are just spikes in one pair or the other. it doesn't tell which way price is going, just that a spike in one pair has occured Just my opinion.
i like the idea behind this thread and I like looking at the daily fx. i can't get marketscope to work. it says i need somthing 2.0?? ill try againIgnored
DislikedHere is the download link for the software:
http://www.fxcorporate.com/FXCM/FXTS2Install.EXE
Then go to this page to open demo account:
http://www.fxcm.co.uk/free-forex-accounts.jsp
On the top right choose Forex Demo and select your currency.Ignored
DislikedI just can't find any correlation between the price difference and price movement of each pair. the spikes in the price difference are just spikes in one pair or the other. it doesn't tell which way price is going, just that a spike in one pair has occured Just my opinion.
i like the idea behind this thread and I like looking at the daily fx. i can't get marketscope to work. it says i need somthing 2.0?? ill try againIgnored
DislikedIt's those "spikes" that we make large profits off of. A "spike" is something abnormal in the marketplace that, according to history, will return to normal.
So what we are doing is acting based upon history telling us that a spike, by definition, returns to a "non-spike" condition.Ignored
DislikedIt's those "spikes" that we make large profits off of. A "spike" is something abnormal in the marketplace that, according to history, will return to normal.
So what we are doing is acting based upon history telling us that a spike, by definition, returns to a "non-spike" condition.Ignored
DislikedHi,
this way of trading is really thinking "outside of the box".
Been following the thread with great interst.
Do you guys set up some kind of alert when there is an abnormal spike, or do you check your charts many times during the day/night?
BR
PCIgnored
Dislikedyes i know this, the problem is i cant see that the spikes tell us to buy this and sell that. i really don't see how you can say buy this if heading down and buy this if heading up. it is different each time. just go back and look at spikes you will see that one time will be one way and the next will be the other.
I hope im wrong!! if so please show me whereIgnored
Dislikedyes i know this, the problem is i cant see that the spikes tell us to buy this and sell that. i really don't see how you can say buy this if heading down and buy this if heading up. it is different each time. just go back and look at spikes you will see that one time will be one way and the next will be the other.
I hope im wrong!! if so please show me whereIgnored
DislikedRight! Simply sell the one that has spike UP, and buy the other. Or if the spike is down, then buy the one that has spiked down and sell the other.
Example: if you look right now at EUR/USD and GPB/USD on Daily FX you will see that there was a spike, a wide gap, between these two currency pairs earlier today. The GBP/USD was on top and had spiked UP. The EUR/USD was on the bottom and had spiked down.
We entered by selling GBP/USD and buying EUR/USD. The gap is narrowing now, as expected.
A second example. Earlier GBP/CHF spike up while GBP/USD...Ignored
Dislikedjtmoore007,
Please indicate on some charts some of these spikes that you are referring to. I want to see if they do or don't indicate what to buy and sell at that time.
Thanks.
BruceIgnored
DislikedHi,
this way of trading is really thinking "outside of the box".
Been following the thread with great interst.
Do you guys set up some kind of alert when there is an abnormal spike, or do you check your charts many times during the day/night?
BR
PCIgnored