0 - close
1 - open
2 - High
3 - Low
4 - Median (HL/2)
5 - Typical (HLC/3)
6 - Linear Weighted (HLCC/4)..
Sorry for not inform you completely My Friend..
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- Oct 24, 2014 1:26pm Oct 24, 2014 1:26pm
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- #10,963
- Oct 24, 2014 1:32pm Oct 24, 2014 1:32pm
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{quote}100% agree. lets improve our mental. my account always boom because my lust my
ill mental lets meditate
- #10,965
- Oct 24, 2014 1:42pm Oct 24, 2014 1:42pm
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{quote} price type 0 - close 1 - open 2 - High 3 - Low 4 - Median (HL/2) 5 - Typical (HLC/3) 6 - Linear Weighted (HLCC/4).. Sorry for not inform you completely My Friend..
- #10,966
- Oct 24, 2014 1:47pm Oct 24, 2014 1:47pm
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thanks to : LITEchild Kiads Atihun cakrajaya for all that support dont listen to negatif comment about this system its perfect system, believe it, and study hard for this system, and you will be enlightened i dont take short time to understanding all of this i read from page one to the last page, over and over and over, watching screenshot over and over and over again until frustated, and try again again again, demo it, and try to real account with 0.01 lot, until all of this become GREEN and GREEN and GREEN WITHOUT RED (NO LOSS AT ALL)...
Keep trying. You can makeit...AND KEEP IT!
- #10,970
- Oct 24, 2014 3:50pm Oct 24, 2014 3:50pm
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One of our friend PM me and ask about divergences as a way to spot dissimilarity..
And I prefer to answer it here,
In My Noob point of view, divergences mostly correct when pointing next movement directions, but not all divergences tradeable.., because divergences is relative to type of oscillators you use, your oscillator settings, Time Frame, and divergence calculation range, but yes in general term divergence = dissimilarity, and convergence = similarity.
Still in my personal noob understanding, is not so difficult to spot dissimilarity, and since I already share my divergence marker indicator in my previous post here, lets use it for spotting dissimilarity in my naive way.
1. lets use GBPUSD as example and my M15 favorite TF.
2. load my divergence marker indicator, and make 'her' sub windows in equal size with price main chart.
3. in input setting. Set Main Period = 480 ( 96 x 5 days = 1 week period of M15). Set Price type = 4 (median - HL/2). Set Calc Type = 1 (stochastic). Set Dstoch =1, and Slowing = 1. Also search bellow for DivergencesRange and set to 3, and ShowMarker =false. and the rest is up to you to change color etc.
now, we hv weekly oscillator for our M15 chart.
4. load standard MA to our main chart with setting; Period = 96 (1 day M15), shift = 0, MA method = Simple, Apply to = Median Price (HL/2).
5. also click and drag from our navigator window to our oscillator sub windows, standard MA with same setting as main chart MA, but Apply to = First Indicator data.
If you do the above steps correctly you will see your chart similar look like this picture bellow;
compare and find out the 'different' between main chart window and oscillator sub window base on that MA lines as reference. and can you take the advantage of that 'different' for your trade entry - exit decisions ? do you 'see' when the trend /wave begin and when they end ?
Happy Weekend and best regards
MTH
And I prefer to answer it here,
In My Noob point of view, divergences mostly correct when pointing next movement directions, but not all divergences tradeable.., because divergences is relative to type of oscillators you use, your oscillator settings, Time Frame, and divergence calculation range, but yes in general term divergence = dissimilarity, and convergence = similarity.
Still in my personal noob understanding, is not so difficult to spot dissimilarity, and since I already share my divergence marker indicator in my previous post here, lets use it for spotting dissimilarity in my naive way.
1. lets use GBPUSD as example and my M15 favorite TF.
2. load my divergence marker indicator, and make 'her' sub windows in equal size with price main chart.
3. in input setting. Set Main Period = 480 ( 96 x 5 days = 1 week period of M15). Set Price type = 4 (median - HL/2). Set Calc Type = 1 (stochastic). Set Dstoch =1, and Slowing = 1. Also search bellow for DivergencesRange and set to 3, and ShowMarker =false. and the rest is up to you to change color etc.
now, we hv weekly oscillator for our M15 chart.
4. load standard MA to our main chart with setting; Period = 96 (1 day M15), shift = 0, MA method = Simple, Apply to = Median Price (HL/2).
5. also click and drag from our navigator window to our oscillator sub windows, standard MA with same setting as main chart MA, but Apply to = First Indicator data.
If you do the above steps correctly you will see your chart similar look like this picture bellow;
compare and find out the 'different' between main chart window and oscillator sub window base on that MA lines as reference. and can you take the advantage of that 'different' for your trade entry - exit decisions ? do you 'see' when the trend /wave begin and when they end ?
Happy Weekend and best regards
MTH
One of our friend PM me and ask about divergences as a way to spot dissimilarity.. And I prefer to answer it here, In My Noob point of view, divergences mostly correct when pointing next movement directions, but not all divergences tradeable.., because divergences is relative to type of oscillators you use, your oscillator settings, Time Frame, and divergence calculation range, but yes in general term divergence = dissimilarity, and convergence = similarity. Still in my personal noob understanding, is not so difficult to spot dissimilarity, and...
You are a great teacher Kiads.
Noob
- #10,973
- Oct 24, 2014 4:46pm Oct 24, 2014 4:46pm
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{quote}
Happy Weekend My Friend
MTH
{quote} Ranging: Expect greater probability of transient zones occurring at extremes in ranging markets (ranging = bounces off previously formed TZs.) Trending: Expect greater probability of transient zones occurring above price in a down trend / recurrent zones below price (vice versa for up trends) Expect larger time frame TZ for trend change on lower time frames. Something to consider, the more smaller time frame PTZs forming the greater likelihood a developing larger time frame TZ will be a PTZ. How do we factor in multiple time frame analysis...
I want more brain power!
- #10,977
- Oct 24, 2014 8:32pm Oct 24, 2014 8:32pm
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{quote} but isnt it cumulative? h2 right includes h1 right
If you're curious to find out the answer I recommend overcoming the fear of unknown and clicking on that link.
Please ask the questions after taking the time to study it and not before.
k
- #10,979
- Oct 25, 2014 2:58am Oct 25, 2014 2:58am
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Someone asked for a version of my recurrence indy having the option to specify left and right hand h separately. Here it is. {file}
best regards
MTH
- #10,980
- Oct 25, 2014 3:18am Oct 25, 2014 3:18am
{quote} It is. The detailed explanation to this seeming paradox hides in the link that adorns the comment you cited. If you're curious to find out the answer I recommend overcoming the fear of unknown and clicking on that link. Please ask the questions after taking the time to study it and not before.
follow the flow