What is yours tamplate , and your yelow line, MA? need some help... :S
THV system, final edition
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How to opt out annoying user signatures ??
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This chart is self explanatory and it shows just how the fxnolossindicator works.
It operates basically on the principle of zigzag but this one does not repaint.
It gives clear EP's (entry points) and comes up at the exert points of trix cross.
Happy piping.
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Sorry no can do. I put it on the simulator and watched it. Not only will it go back in time and remove a signal that it announced previously (for example at 8:45 it will announce a sell signal, but at 9:10 it will erase it) but what is worse, it will also go back in time and add a signal that wasn't there, and sometimes it will add and remove a signal repeatedly after the fact until it makes up its mind.
Attached is a screenshot of what I mean. Where you see red lines and arrows, it gave a sell signal that stuck (and vice versa for green lines and green arrows. Where you see red lines and no arrows, it gave a sell signal that it later erased ( and vice versa for green) Where you see long dashes it gave a signal that it turned on and off over the course of several bars until it finally made up its mind some bars later. And where you see the bright green bar with short dashes at 5:13 is the most interesting case, where it went back and added a long signal 5 minutes after the fact with no previous indication that something was happening there.
In order to do an alarm I need something to 'grab onto'. For example the number in the corner is the number where the previous buy signal was. (Technically its what's in the buffer that puts in the buy arrows.) If that were accurate, then I could put a trap in to catch when that changed. However, since the indicator goes back 'after the fact and if it has put in a bad signal sometimes reverts that number to the number of the previous signal and sometimes reverts it to zero when it has made a 'mistake', and since it also sometimes puts the arrows and that number in 5 or more bars after the fact, there is nothing to 'grab onto' that won't give either false or late signals. This is because if I put in a trap to catch when that number changes you will get (in addition to the 'real' signals, signals when the indicator goes back and erases its mistakes (and sometimes multiple instances of this as it changes its mind over the course of several bars about an old arrow), and also late signals when it goes back and adds arrows after the fact.
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Attached is a screenshot of what I mean. Where you see red lines and arrows, it gave a sell signal that stuck (and vice versa for green lines and green arrows. Where you see red lines and no arrows, it gave a sell signal that it later erased ( and vice versa for green) Where you see long dashes it gave a signal that it turned on and off over the course of several bars until it finally made up its mind some bars later. And where you see the bright green bar with short dashes at 5:13 is the most interesting case, where it went back and added a long signal 5 minutes after the fact with no previous indication that something was happening there.
In order to do an alarm I need something to 'grab onto'. For example the number in the corner is the number where the previous buy signal was. (Technically its what's in the buffer that puts in the buy arrows.) If that were accurate, then I could put a trap in to catch when that changed. However, since the indicator goes back 'after the fact and if it has put in a bad signal sometimes reverts that number to the number of the previous signal and sometimes reverts it to zero when it has made a 'mistake', and since it also sometimes puts the arrows and that number in 5 or more bars after the fact, there is nothing to 'grab onto' that won't give either false or late signals. This is because if I put in a trap to catch when that number changes you will get (in addition to the 'real' signals, signals when the indicator goes back and erases its mistakes (and sometimes multiple instances of this as it changes its mind over the course of several bars about an old arrow), and also late signals when it goes back and adds arrows after the fact.
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Good morning MissPips,
I have searched and found the mq4 file and i really thank you for your help thus far.
Here attached is the file in mq4 format
I really appreciate.
