Dashboard Trading

Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} In settings, set "Link chart buttons to BDM" to false.

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Quoting dagoods

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{quote} In this particular screen shot, you have no pairs meeting trade conditions set. When you do have a pair that meets trade conditions, the pair's name will be green instead of white. When this happens, you should see sync numbers change (post number 7195 demonstrates this change of pairs' color from white to green and corresponding sync numbers). I can only respond to the screen shot you posted. The zeros are correct in that picture. -Jason

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} If the sync index on EUR = +7 it will buy all 7 eurxxx pairs not matter what the other indexes say.

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Quoting goldenequity

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@HP If I set Bid Ratio, Relative Strength and Buy/Sell Ratio to FALSE... and set Sync index to TRUE... what (else) inputs to the index?

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Quoting Bernhard

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{quote} I also already asked about similar matter but no answer jet. If I like have minimum 5 point difference what filter will that be? {image}

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} I guess only things like spread, news, ADR hold like that.

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} Come on...... Lock the screen take the difference between two values and find where it is displayed....... And guess what, it is the B/S ratio.

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Quoting Bernhard

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{quote} okey thx, my poor eyes, need glasses

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Quoting goldenequity

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{quote} That's what I thought. Try it. Set the sync index to 7 all column 1 conditions to false except sync. It 'should' (I thought) render the sync index 'dysfunctional'... in other words... if the index is 'cut off' from the input it uses to decide which pairs are 'eligible'... then (I would think) it would just show 'zeros'. It doesn't. Why not? Just curious. In fact (earlier), it showed EUR @ 7 (w/Absolute @ 5.6) and JPY @ 7 (w/Absolute @ 2.3) and took trades. ----------------------------- I guess what I'm making the 'case' for is:...

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} Well they/it don't/doesn't. As you look to the right of the screen (and the table i posted) most of the time there is a number below the B and S" That number represents the filter the SIGNAL is blocked by fi. Bidratio to low. If you do not see a number but the text SELL or BUY with a number behind it that number represents the CONDITION why the trade is not taken. Fi. SELL 14 means all filters passed (so this SIGNAL is counted in the sync index) but 14 means sync index still to low. BUY 15 all filters passed (so counted in sync) but spread...

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Quoting goldenequity

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{quote} I understand that the 'other' filters (besides Bid Ratio, Relative Strength and/or Buy/Sell Ratio) should be counted WITH the index to produce the BUY (or SELL) You are saying they are counted IN the index... That is what I don't get. Shouldn't the index be isolated to JUST Bid Ratio, Relative Strength and/or Buy/Sell Ratio?

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Quoting Hotpotato

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{quote} The sync index is just the total of buy/sell signals at a certain moment. If you use extra filters to filter out more "false" signals it wouldn't have any use to count them in the sync index ignoring you "extra" filters would it. So if you want to trade the "basics" only set those three filters + the sync index.

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Quoting Hotpotato

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Still have to explain this thingy. The bidratio is divided in two groups 50 to 0 (sell) and 50 to 100 (buy). The "Average Buy strength" all bidratios above 50 added up and divided by the number of (in %) . "Buy pressure" 50 to 0 is the "Average Sell strength" all bidratios blow 50 added up and divided by the number of (in %). "Sell pressure" The Sell strength scale is reversed so the lower the overall below 50 bidratio goes the higher the scale goes. {image}

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