can someone out there help me in attach the VEGAS models to my price Charts on meta trader 4 station . I going crazy trying to set up for the London session tmmorrow . Is there a manual way of doing it not that proficent in scripts .
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- Edited 7:22am Feb 27, 2006 6:39am | Edited 7:22am
Nutmg12 thanks for your reply , cant make sense of it. trying what you said , the file that I copied on my desk top cant paste onto the charts ... Lost and dont know what to do. Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.forexfactory.com/forexfor...ead.php?t=4497
Hi Dial, maybe you could also include the above link together with the post having the vegas' files for easier reference..
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- Feb 27, 2006 8:52am Feb 27, 2006 8:52am
tried it your way noting seems to work. STRESSED OUT!!! all morning trying to get this . Question arent the model lines Moving Avg that i can manually Plot. anything would help right now. At the point were I am going to throw my sreen out the window!!!!!!!
No ones after you... The market will still be there..
The moving averages, you can manually insert in your chart..
Try this link:
http://www.forexfactory.com/forexfor...ead.php?t=4486
However, for the fib levels, you need the indicator..
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- Feb 27, 2006 10:55am Feb 27, 2006 10:55am
tried it your way noting seems to work. STRESSED OUT!!! all morning trying to get this . Question arent the model lines Moving Avg that i can manually Plot. anything would help right now. At the point were I am going to throw my sreen out the window!!!!!!!
First, I am assuming your computer has a version of Windows installed on it like Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows 98, etc.
There are two possible locations where your MetaTrader 4 program is installed. Here are instructions for both locations.
Make sure MT4 is not open. If it is then close it.
Open Windows Explorer by double-clicking the My Computer icon.
Double-Click on (C) Note: It may say something like Local disk (C) (I had to remove the colon after the C because it puts a smiley in its place.)
Look down the list of yellow folders until you see a folder named Program Files Double-click it.
Look down the list of yellow folders until you see a folder named MetaTrader 4 or StrategyBuilderFX 4 (depending on which version you installed). Double-click it.
Look down the list of yellow folders until you see a folder named Experts Double-click it.
Look down the list of yellow folders until you see a folder named Indicators Double-click it.
This is where you put the two files provided to us by Vegas. These files are named Vegas Currency Daily.mq4 and Vegas S_P Daily.mq4
Once you have the two files in this location open MT4.
Look at the very top of the MT4 program for where the pull down menus File View Insert Charts Tools Vindow Help are.
Click on View
Click on Navigator
The Navigator window appears in the left side of your screen. Double-click on Custom Indicators
Look for the Vegas Currency Daily indicator and drag it onto the chart you want to apply it to. Make shre this is a Daily chart.
You should see the fib and tunnel lines appear on the chart. Move your mouse to an area of the chart where there are no candles or lines and right-click it. A menu appears.
Select Indicators List (the third item on the list).
Click on Vegas Currency Daily and select Edit
Click on the Inputs tab
Second from the top is a field called RiskModel Its default value is 1. This is the value you change and can be from 1 to 4 depending on the currency pair chart you are working with.
Some of the charts require two sets of fib lines. Simply repeat the process of adding the Vegas Currency Daily as you originally did to the chart by dragging it from the Navigator window.
Hope this helps.
Many thanks MrMAJIK you were a tremendous help . Hope I can be of help to you and those guys out there who offered their advice. Many thank again .? how do you make sure that the pairs with more than one risk model have been applied to the chart????
Trinity
That's what I was thinking, entry point at 1.1584 the low og PB. I call it doji... not PB
Like with a doji, it is important also to look at *where* it has formed. Whether we call this a doji or a pin, it's probably a good place to look at a change in direction
It will be interesting to see what happens.
Cheers,
Linc.
It is a doji. It also qualifies as a pin bar which has other constraints (in this case open/close are below the high of the previous bar and they are situated close to one another near the bottom of the pin bar). It's appearing at a swing high at a point of previous resistance. (Not all pins will be dojis and not all dojis will be pins!)
Like with a doji, it is important also to look at *where* it has formed. Whether we call this a doji or a pin, it's probably a good place to look at a change in direction
It will be interesting to see what happens.
Cheers,
Linc.
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