Extreme TMA System

Hello all

Sorry for the question here but i would like to know what USA broker can i use to trade Gold using mt4 and accept EA.

Thanks

Jose

Hi evolution9!

I checked - everything works just fine.

Please download the template and indicators here:
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...6/lpost5571436

I will send you the instructions via PM.

Here are my thoughts and why I believe the Euro is going to range for a long period of time. Of course I could be wrong but these are my thoughts for now and the coming months. Cut and pasted from another thread.

The bars when they come back inside are pink and show range or change of direction. However, there is nothing stopping price from bouncing off something and continuing back up. The only way you will know this will happen is if you know the fundamentals of a currency. The fundamentals of the Euro right now is this: big money like SNB and others are defending certain price range for the Euro. When it hits a certain spot they are going to force the Euro back up in value. This makes sense because they are loaning boat loads of money to Euro countries right now and dont want the Euro to depreciate more than the interest their money is earning. Govt. want these loans and cant afford interest rates to rise because the currency is depreciating so quickly. So even though fundamentally right now news in euro is mostly bad, behind the scene forces are preventing it from going down. The best trades are not buys but selling these rallies. So wait for the rallies and sell them. Take advantage of big boys money for a change. I dont know how long they can keep this up but JPY has been sitting on crash for over a decade so enjoy making money off of them. Look to sell Euro all through this crisis. Be happy when you see a rally because you are going to sell. Just my thoughts.

thanks Favorite got it all. evo

Hi,
I have been recently having problems with the dashboard indicator. Under the dashboard there is a message saying "MT4 does not have all the data requires yet" and all the cases are black.

Is it possibly due to uploading the MT4 to built 418 and then to 419 in the past month? I didn't have a problem with the dashboard before that. Is there any way I can go back to a previous built ? I use Oanda as a broker.

thanks

yes, I have the same problem-"MT4 does not have all the data requires yet" , who can help us?

chk out post no 7846

I have Oanda and was receiving the same message from the dashboard. After testing this with Carl, I believe the messaging to be correct. The issue is that the indicators used by the dashboard need more records (bars) of historical data to perform their calculations. My experience was that I really needed to force the MT4 platform to retrieve more historical data. Here is how I did it:

Try to refresh the dashboard indicator which sometimes fixes the issue:
1. right-click on the chart with the dashboard to bring up a list of menus
2. select "Indicators List" to bring up the Indicators window
3. double-click the dashboard indicator (!ExtremeTMA_vXX) to bring up the Custom Indicator dialog
4. click "OK" to close the Custom Indicator dialog
5. click "Close" on the Indicators window

Next, if the issue has NOT been resolved by the steps above, then look at the History Center and determine which pairs and time frames do not have enough data:
6. select the "Tools" menu and then the "History Center" menu [or press F2] to bring up the History Center dialog (see attached image)

For each currency pair shown in the dashboard:
7. double-click the currency pair in the "History Center" to show the different time frames

For each time frame shown in the dashboard:
8. double-click the time frame in the "History Center" to show the database records for that time frame
9. observe the count of database records at the top of the data grid ("Database: X records")

For each pair / time frame combination that has less than 2000 database records of history:
10. go to / open a chart with that pair and time frame
11. press the Home key several times, waiting between each press (or scroll the mouse wheel) to go back in time on the chart (you might want to turn off Auto Scroll while you are doing this so you can watch the older data come in on the chart)
12. after retrieving additional data, go back to step 9. to see if more than 2000 database records have now been loaded (if so then move on to the next pair / time frame, if not then stick with this pair / time frame and go back to step 10.

Hope this helps.

Greg

thank u!!!

Re basic TMA system - I have been watching an M15 chart based on what you said your Russian trading friends are doing. Haven't used the chart for trading myself but it does seem to have some merit.

Al, What's your Projected Profit target on the UJ.

Thank You In Advance.

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4th May 2012


EURUSD long-term bullish outlook still in place – but delayed

Two weeks ago I made a point of that 1.30 level had become a level where a bit of battle took place between bulls and bears.
The first group – the bulls - contained predominantly a few bigger sized investors – among them some sovereign wealth funds. The second group – the bears – was made up from thousands of smaller short-term players.
Two weeks on – we have seen the EURUSD as high as 1.3280 – despite renewed worries about Spanish and Italian debt, political uncertainty caused by the upcoming elections in France and Greece and some signs that EU might be up for more political debating of whether the austerity measures agreed earlier on – in fact are working out as intended.
There have plenty of reasons to sell EURUSD – but the resilience we have seen for the pair is noticeable.
I have been sceptical to the optimism seen for the US economy 3-6 months ago. It was caused by the improvements seen in the labour market but as no impact from such improvements were seen for the most critical part of the US economy – domestic demand – then it was all reasons to be sceptical.
I still see no significant positive signs that the US economy is picking up – and I am of the opinion that the prospect of a QE3 has never been closer.
In my fundamental analysis for the EU economy I saw signs three months ago that should give certain reasons for optimism as of now and throughout the remains of 2012. I saw these improvements falling along the fiscal integration process now taking place within the Euro-zone – and I felt the combination of the two would be very EURUSD positive from April and onwards.
I have amended my outlook a bit over the last two weeks and it is very much based on a slower bottoming for the Euro-zone economies and a likely three month delay before we will see those improvements I was looking for already from April.
My bullish scenario for the EURUSD is therefore delayed – for a period of up to 3 months. I see the pair being pretty much capped throughout the summer – and it is the lack of progress for the economies on both sides of the Atlantic that explains this.
The elements of uncertainty felt by European bond markets - especially seen for Italy and Spain - will still be there. With a Socialist as a French president – possibly also backed by a majority in the French parliament – might add France to the group of countries under attack in bond markets.
It will cause dips for EURUSD – but likely not more than that. The element of resilience will still be in place and it is the massive purchases by those supporting the 1.30 level that will continue. They have more to buy and their interest will be bigger the lower a dip could take the EURUSD.
Short-term players are tired from bears run with limited profit potential and I see short-term players more falling into both categories – bears and bulls - throughout this summer.
The upside for EURUSD will be capped for as long as the fundamental indicators are not better than what we have seen lately.
The short-term threat to the upside is the Federal Reserve and their possible implementation of a QE3.
My long-term outlook for a higher EURUSD is still in place – but as the macros for the Euro-zone are developing slower than expected – the move I have in mind will be delayed.
Until then – what has been a capped market for EURUSD for most of this year – will likely be the case also for a few weeks more.


from TOR

GBPJPY Daily Chart + Inside Pin Bar On Resistance.
Interesting to look @.

Nice EURJPY R/R Trade after D1 UP Trendline Break.

Yes its NFP Friday so play it safe and plan for next week Trades,of course check the Extreme TMA System first.

Thank You For your time.

LOL nothing like you, Al, and I confusing the heck out of these guys with our fundamental analysis.

Nice thoughts. It certainly is not acting as it should. I am considering changing my hold strategy to trading the swings from the short side.

Thanks.

Long term (18 months) 120 to 140 range.

Short term, I want to stay away from it until I see it hit the 61% retracement level at 79.13.

Yeah, do you think they may be reading up on the stuff we say...?

I hope not. I tried fundamental trading for a while. The problem is finding two guys that would agree so I could trade in the right direction. They always show up after the fact.

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