Hi All,
Here is a new version of the Swiss Army indie.
Changes in this version:
1. I added the option to monitor the coral. This means that you can set this indie to give an alarm when all THV condtions are met (Price above/below coral, above/below cloud and Trix cross).
This version is configured by default to display an alert when the THV conditions are met.
You can also use it to get an alarm for Nobitacu's method (more or less, you have to check the Laguerre by yourself, but you can get an alarm for the THV conditions plus the m5 test. ) To get this alarm change the defaul settings so that countE4 is true and maxscore is 4.
2. I added a changeable identifier to the alert message in param MessageID. You can change this so you will know which instance of the indie gave the alert.
2. Sorted out the lack of user friendliness in the modes. I changed the name of Mode 2 to "demi-classic" since it really shows you when the fast trix is above/below the slow and above/below zero, but not if the fast trix is still in the direction of the trade. (That is, fast trix could be below slow and below zero, but not red anymore)
So now the modes and types are
Mode 1 looks at ePeriod Type, which can be the following
ePeriod types:
0 = slow trix
1 = fast trix
2=stochs
3=Thv classic mode
(fast trix above slow trix and fast trix above 0 and fast trix green or the opposite for short)
4=semiclasic (fast trix above/below slow trix i.e trix cross but not necessarily above zero, and fast trix still in direction of trade)
5=cloud
6=HA";
7=TDI (traders dynamic index)
8=AboveBelow0 (fast trix above 0 and fast trix green - or the opposite for short)
9 =AboveBelow Tenkan (Price above/below Tenkan)
10=Above/Below Kijjun (Price above/below Kijjun )
11=Above/Below Tenkan && Kijun"; (Price above/below Tenkan & Kijjun )
12- Trix Hist (shows whether the distance between the fast and slow trix is increasing or decreasing in the direction of the trade)
13 -Coral
Mode 2 ignores eperiod type and sets all tfs to demi classic mode (fast trix above/below slow and above/below zero, but may have changed color against the trade.
Mode 3 ignores all ePeriod types and sets all selected tfs to classic (fast trix/above below slow and still in direction of the trade and above/below zero)
Mode 4 ignores all ePeriod types and sets all selected tfs to semiclassic (fast trix/above below slow and still in direction of the trade but not necessarily above/below zero)
In addition to the files previously posted for this indicator you will need THV HelpY1 in your indies folder (not on your chart) for the coral histo to work. This is slightly different from the V4 Coral but not enough to make much difference.
If you haven't previously used this indie, see this post for the other files that go with it and the explanation of how to use the alarm.
http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...ostcount=15620
You only need the files in your indie folder, not on your chart, and you do not need the THV Mixed Histo (that was the previous name of this indie, so that is the first version of it.)
Here is a new version of the Swiss Army indie.
Changes in this version:
1. I added the option to monitor the coral. This means that you can set this indie to give an alarm when all THV condtions are met (Price above/below coral, above/below cloud and Trix cross).
This version is configured by default to display an alert when the THV conditions are met.
You can also use it to get an alarm for Nobitacu's method (more or less, you have to check the Laguerre by yourself, but you can get an alarm for the THV conditions plus the m5 test. ) To get this alarm change the defaul settings so that countE4 is true and maxscore is 4.
2. I added a changeable identifier to the alert message in param MessageID. You can change this so you will know which instance of the indie gave the alert.
2. Sorted out the lack of user friendliness in the modes. I changed the name of Mode 2 to "demi-classic" since it really shows you when the fast trix is above/below the slow and above/below zero, but not if the fast trix is still in the direction of the trade. (That is, fast trix could be below slow and below zero, but not red anymore)
So now the modes and types are
Mode 1 looks at ePeriod Type, which can be the following
ePeriod types:
0 = slow trix
1 = fast trix
2=stochs
3=Thv classic mode
(fast trix above slow trix and fast trix above 0 and fast trix green or the opposite for short)
4=semiclasic (fast trix above/below slow trix i.e trix cross but not necessarily above zero, and fast trix still in direction of trade)
5=cloud
6=HA";
7=TDI (traders dynamic index)
8=AboveBelow0 (fast trix above 0 and fast trix green - or the opposite for short)
9 =AboveBelow Tenkan (Price above/below Tenkan)
10=Above/Below Kijjun (Price above/below Kijjun )
11=Above/Below Tenkan && Kijun"; (Price above/below Tenkan & Kijjun )
12- Trix Hist (shows whether the distance between the fast and slow trix is increasing or decreasing in the direction of the trade)
13 -Coral
Mode 2 ignores eperiod type and sets all tfs to demi classic mode (fast trix above/below slow and above/below zero, but may have changed color against the trade.
Mode 3 ignores all ePeriod types and sets all selected tfs to classic (fast trix/above below slow and still in direction of the trade and above/below zero)
Mode 4 ignores all ePeriod types and sets all selected tfs to semiclassic (fast trix/above below slow and still in direction of the trade but not necessarily above/below zero)
In addition to the files previously posted for this indicator you will need THV HelpY1 in your indies folder (not on your chart) for the coral histo to work. This is slightly different from the V4 Coral but not enough to make much difference.
If you haven't previously used this indie, see this post for the other files that go with it and the explanation of how to use the alarm.
http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...ostcount=15620
You only need the files in your indie folder, not on your chart, and you do not need the THV Mixed Histo (that was the previous name of this indie, so that is the first version of it.)
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