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  • #121
  • Jun 4, 2010 9:56pm Jun 4, 2010 9:56pm
do not have an answer to your question,but i'll tell you this.Using guppys mma on any time frame and waiting for the right setup is money in the bank.
  • #122
  • Jul 15, 2010 2:04pm Jul 15, 2010 2:04pm
The Guppy MA, is the best way to understand the trend direction, specially for my self (newbie). Why this good thread died ?
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  • #123
  • Jan 3, 2011 12:52am Jan 3, 2011 12:52am
Quoting ServerUang
The Guppy MA, is the best way to understand the trend direction, specially for my self (newbie). Why this good thread died ?
I am curious which trading platform you are using.
It looks like very professional.
  • #124
  • Feb 25, 2011 8:27am Feb 25, 2011 8:27am
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  • #125
  • Apr 16, 2011 5:18pm Apr 16, 2011 5:18pm
I met with Daryl Guppy yesterday at the Wentworth Hotel In Sydney, where I was given his latest book, "Guppy Trading."
Pg 9 of his book quotes"the fish Girardinus guppyi or guppy was named in 1866 after Dr Lechmere Guppy, a distant relative of the author & an Amazon explore."

Hope this answers your question

Quoting nitman
Who's Guppy? That's a silly name. Google didn't help.
  • #126
  • Dec 31, 2013 6:05am Dec 31, 2013 6:05am
Hi All,

Don't know if anyone will read this as this thread died a few years ago. I came across a YouTube video of Daryl Guppy's seminar. Am sharing.

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I'm just starting to use GMMA. This thread was very interesting to read. Thanks to all who posted.

Sharon
  • #127
  • Dec 31, 2013 12:36pm Dec 31, 2013 12:36pm
Hi, Sharon. Thanks for the video. Have to do some other things now, and will finish it later today. I've been using Guppy's along with TDI for several weeks. This is going to help a lot.
  • #128
  • Dec 31, 2013 7:58pm Dec 31, 2013 7:58pm
Quoting mary4x
Hi, Sharon. Thanks for the video. Have to do some other things now, and will finish it later today. I've been using Guppy's along with TDI for several weeks. This is going to help a lot.
Hi Mary,

Thanks for replying. Pretty neat we're both new at using GMMA. Strangely enough, I came upon an old note that I had written down the names of the threads here, so obviously at some point I was interested in finding out more but didn't follow through for some reason or another. Could have been the software I was using at the time. So I googled for info and came across this video which really interested me again. I haven't had much success at other templates I've made.

One difference though between the long term ma numbers Daryl gives in this video is different than what he's mentioned in another article I read. He gives 35, 40, 45, 50, 55. But in the article he gives 30, 40, 45, 50, 60. I changed to the second set of numbers which I like better.

What is TDI? I trade the Range 5 charts, but have up the Range 3,10,15 plus a thirty minute. I also use BB bands and a fast MACD as I'm simply used to them. I'll try posting my chart, but it might be too big.
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  • #129
  • Jan 9, 2014 4:28pm Jan 9, 2014 4:28pm
Sorry the video disappeared. Maybe I wasn't suppose to post videos. However, you can do a YouTube search:

Taking Profits in Today's Market by Daryl Guppy, CEO Guppytraders. The first 18 minutes are about chart patterns so skip ahead if you already know those.


I've made some changes to my charts as the fast MACD didn't work as expected so am just using regular settings, but added the CCI. Haven't done too hot this week as still getting used to the strategy and lack of discipline here.


Posted my most recent chart. Also check out the great Thread GMMA Guppy 5m and 1m. Read and save the documents: GMMA Relationships.doc, The GMMA-Bubble Trading.doc, The GMMA-Trading The Breakout.doc. There are several Pdf files too. Lots of info there and worth the time to go through the thread.


In one of the articles, Daryl Guppy states that the GMMAs aren't a stand-a-lone system, but is to be used with indicators of your choice. Hope folks check it out as Daryl's philosophy is solid. I use Range rather than minute as it's what I'm used to and my preference. Good luck and happy trading.



GMMA Guppy 5m and 1m


http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=267184


(Don't know why the sentence alignment changed on me, but can't seem to fix it.)




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  • #130
  • Jul 4, 2015 4:26pm Jul 4, 2015 4:26pm
Quoting sharss
Sorry the video disappeared. Maybe I wasn't suppose to post videos. However, you can do a YouTube search:Taking Profits in Today's Market by Daryl Guppy, CEO Guppytraders. The first 18 minutes are about chart patterns so skip ahead if you already know those. I've made some changes to my charts as the fast MACD didn't work as expected so am just using regular settings, but added the CCI. Haven't done too hot this week as still getting used to the strategy and lack of discipline here. Posted my most recent chart. Also check out the great...
Great
  • #131
  • Jan 2, 2016 1:47pm Jan 2, 2016 1:47pm
Thanks for posting the link to the video, it is very interesting
  • #132
  • Feb 9, 2018 1:07am Feb 9, 2018 1:07am
Quoting sharss
Hi All, Don't know if anyone will read this as this thread died a few years ago. I came across a YouTube video of Daryl Guppy's seminar. Am sharing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QInB6iExaxw I'm just starting to use GMMA. This thread was very interesting to read. Thanks to all who posted. Sharon
Thx for the video.
  • #133
  • Aug 27, 2020 10:10pm Aug 27, 2020 10:10pm
Using SPY and Guppy MMA's. Spy is getting near historical 14 day RSI levels.
Its due for a pullback.
  • #134
  • Aug 27, 2020 10:33pm Aug 27, 2020 10:33pm
RSI 14 at historical over brought levels.
Due for a pullback.
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  • #135
  • Oct 19, 2020 1:26pm Oct 19, 2020 1:26pm
Quoting Mac712
RSI 14 at historical over brought levels. Due for a pullback.{image}
Just saw your posts, MAC712. Don't know why it didn't show up on my page. Checked thread because someone else's 'Like' showed up. LOL

I found it interesting your using the RSI indicator since I've just began looking into that indicator myself. Don't know anyone who uses it so am watching some YouTube videos to gain some knowledge. I think there is a little more than buying from low and selling from high.

I've changed my trading somewhat since I last posted. I basically follow PATs (Price Action Targets) with the 2000Tick and the Range 10 and of course using GMMA. :-) When I say 'basically follow', that means I don't take all the trades Mack teaches, only pullbacks and lower highs/lower lows trending or beginning of trend.

Is your chart a Daily?
  • #136
  • Oct 19, 2020 8:23pm Oct 19, 2020 8:23pm
Quoting sharss
{quote} Just saw your posts, MAC712. Don't know why it didn't show up on my page. Checked thread because someone else's 'Like' showed up. LOL I found it interesting your using the RSI indicator since I've just began looking into that indicator myself. Don't know anyone who uses it so am watching some YouTube videos to gain some knowledge. I think there is a little more than buying from low and selling from high. I've changed my trading somewhat since I last posted. I basically follow PATs (Price Action Targets) with the 2000Tick and the Range 10...
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Yes I'm using RSI on my charts- A lot of people use RSI 14 and I look at RSI 12 as a momentum indicator as in 70 / 30 line being strength of the momentum and not over brought or over sold areas. The RSI 50 or even the 45 can even be support areas in a Bullish trend.

Also on post 50 of the thread -
Guppy uses: 3,5,8,10,12,15 short, 30,35,40,45,50,60 long

Hull uses: 3,5,7,9,11,13 short, 21,24,27,30,33,36 long

So I've attached Hull's numbers here..
Hull also uses: 2,4,6,8,10,12 short; 19,22,25,28,31,34 long (better results)

I have filters using the Guppy and the short version of EMA 2 to EMA 34 using the cross of the two groups and the the expansion of the longer term groups.

Here's a chart of AXDX using Hull's EMA 2 to EMA 34 short version. AXDX is very near to breakout point.
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  • #137
  • Dec 12, 2020 9:14am Dec 12, 2020 9:14am
Has anyone thought about using instead of 12 EMAs 12 HULL or Zero Lag MAs?
Could it make the Guppy indicator even better when using the HULL or Zero Lag MAs?

Does anyone knows whether it exists an indicator with 12 Hull or Zero Lag MAs?
  • #138
  • Dec 12, 2020 6:07pm Dec 12, 2020 6:07pm
Quoting goFrankygo
Has anyone thought about using instead of 12 EMAs 12 HULL or Zero Lag MAs? Could it make the Guppy indicator even better when using the HULL or Zero Lag MAs? Does anyone knows whether it exists an indicator with 12 Hull or Zero Lag MAs?
Averages GMMA has various settings including the ones you’re looking for. https://forex-station.com/viewtopic....14#p1295349814
Trade with confidence, trade without fear.
  • #139
  • Edited 3:40am Dec 22, 2021 1:47am | Edited 3:40am
Hi All, I've been using various forms of an MA crossover strategy to trade pullbacks for a couple of years now, often successfully, not always. So when I saw the GMMA system it was very interesting because it's familiar to me (being a kind of MA crossover system) but it's much more than that too. The question always with MA crossover strategies, and also GMMA, is how to get in on a trend and how to avoid ranging or 'jumpy' markets. It's so easy when reviewing historical data, but not easy when doing it live.

So with that challenge in mind I have been looking at ways of identifying trends using the GMMA and getting in on them safely. So far, this is where I am and I invite comment if anyone has other ways of doing this.

1. Use the standard GMMA EMAs (except in my case the fast ones are red and the slow ones are blue, because for all the time I've been using an MA crossover the faster ones are red (red = fire = energy = fast) and the slow ones have been green or blue (green/blue = cool = slow)

2. Add a 200 EMA to give overall trend - don't trade against this. (Thanks to lever70 for this - see Post #3 here: https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...g-averageigmma).

3. (For a long trade) Wait for price to close above the 200 EMA AND for price to be mostly above fast EMAs, fast EMAs to be above slow EMAs, all of the slow EMAs to be above the slowest EMA (I have used a lighter blue colour for this so that it shows up clearly). Do not enter when only price has crossed above the 200 EMA - all 5 elements must be lined up (1. price above 200 EMA, 2. price above red, 3. red above blue, 4. all blue lines above the slowest (pale) blue line [edit: and also 5. the fast and slow EMAs have separated to show a clear gap between the two sets].

4. Now look for a decent entry - the specific method you use is up to you.

5. Trail the stop up the 60 EMA (the light blue colour).

I'm not saying this is the way to do it, it's just where I am at present. This example isn't even a "perfect" case - just what was on my screen when I needed an example.
  • #140
  • Dec 22, 2021 1:49am Dec 22, 2021 1:49am
Here's an EA that trails your stop up an MA. I have edited it so that it comes with my settings.

I should have mentioned that when to exit is an issue for most traders. Using this trailing stop takes that away - just let it run and when you're out of the trade, you're out. But if it's a decent run, you will stay in for much longer than if you make a discretionary exit - we all are tempted to take a decent profit when we see it, but a mechanical system doesn't get excited when the dollars start flashing. It just keeps on going until the rules set for it close the trade.

This approach means you might be stopped out early on those trades that don't go very far (this is a trend trading system after all), but when that nice trend comes along it's very lucrative.
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