Dashboard Trading

Quoting htawfik

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{quote} Hi MKFX, which dashboard that you used?

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Quoting mkfx

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{quote} Dashboards currency meter

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Quoting ahhamidz

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Hi Gvc I suggest this indicator should be used. When the market not strong , does not trade {image}

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Quoting Gvc

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Almost finished..... Jibala must just make sure all is ok then i will post it in a few hours..... {image}

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Quoting Gvc

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Almost finished..... Jibala must just make sure all is ok then i will post it in a few hours..... {image}

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Quoting Gvc

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Almost finished..... Jibala must just make sure all is ok then i will post it in a few hours..... {image}

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Quoting JibalaPasan

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{quote} Many thanks for directing my attention to that point. I didn't notice it even! The problem could be identified in the tables where AUDNZD and AUDUSD were not placed in the same order. The value of the first column presents always the base currency, hence if it shows 0.56 or 56% means the relative strength of AUD is ~6.0 while NZD is ~3.0 (9 - 6 = 3). If it shows a "-9" then there must be something wrong, that's fact! Jibala

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Quoting Marialuiza

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{quote} Jibala, Just been thinking of this relative strength technique from few days. Via manual entries, I found following Pros and Cons about this technique. (i) The entry signal is earlier as compare to absolute currency strength technique. (ii) Measuring Relative Strength on Rollover times(previous 24 hours as compare to current daily) allows to trade even earlier in Tokyo session and onwards if market has a clear bias (Upward or Downward. ) BUT....... (a?) Is there a way to avoid entering when Price(strength) already on reversal??

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Quoting Marialuiza

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{quote} Jibala, Just been thinking of this relative strength technique from few days. Via manual entries, I found following Pros and Cons about this technique. (i) The entry signal is earlier as compare to absolute currency strength technique. (ii) Measuring Relative Strength on Rollover times(previous 24 hours as compare to current daily) allows to trade even earlier in Tokyo session and onwards if market has a clear bias (Upward or Downward. ) BUT....... (a?) Is there a way to avoid entering when Price(strength) already on reversal??

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Quoting JibalaPasan

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{quote} All I can say at this stage, wait until the final version has been released! There is still a lot of work. Jibala

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Quoting goldenequity

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{quote} The only 'way' visually, would be to 'see' the relative strength number 'crawl'... up to a 9 or down to a 1 and catch a ride.... the basic technique of an oscillator... a CSM oscillator... it looks like colored spaghetti.

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} It looks like (a whole lot of) colored spaghetti but it gives a lot of information. I find i easier to interpret than just blocks of numbers. {image}

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} It looks like (a whole lot of) colored spaghetti but it gives a lot of information. I find i easier to interpret than just blocks of numbers. CHF Day - Flat (in for a turn) H4 - Up H1 - Up M15 - Overbought (in for a turn) So buy CHF short term not so much. I will wait for the M15 CHF been down and then turns up again. {image}

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Quoting goldenequity

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Hi GVC... just some input before next release... Thinking of 'better' uses of the meter db 'real estate' ..... this area really is not important 'data' to the trader (manually).. An 'alternative' for use of so much space might better be the use of a column with 'floating pairs' keyed to Bid Ratio %. I know it would interrupt the 'grid' layout so maybe put on extreme left or extreme right. Just a thought {image}

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