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  1. #11
    Untested, discount:

    Heiken I (on chart)
    Sidu-Crossover_Signal (removed, reloaded if off-center)
    CFp (on chart: Before put this separate-window indior onto the chart, while the MT4 platform and the chart concerned are available, open CFp in MetaEditor and retype'separate_window' into'chart_window', compile and Save All and then use indior to chart. You may see nothing new on the chart, just. (If you've got other charts with CFp on the chart, then delete them now and reopen them following the process.) Then retype'chart_window' into'separate_window', Save and compile All and CFp will show up on the chart. Caveat: I know nothing about programming, got lucky on this 1 step after asking somebody who does and then thinking about it for 2-3 months )
    CCFp

    -- patterns on HA
    Yes, I am working on it...

    -- confirmation in Sidu_Crossover_Signal
    The sign seems to be a multi-moving-average-crossover sign, and looks just as good as any to proceed with the sometimes-overwhelming pattern research. Another way to receive easy signals to confirm pattern-study outcomes is popular sites' directionals such as in http://www.actionforex.com/technical...-200603225796/ and http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/...ll-forex-fxrpm (free signup on latter.)
    -- CFp on chart
    This indior helps you draw trendlines and also midlines for getting side equilibrium upon which can foundation ellipses and, even if in the middles of two side balances, fans. The CFp line obeys, in its own wayexactly the same drawing tools that the price-time line does. I didn't observe a zero line on the chart.
    -- CCFp in separate window
    This time (see earlier post,) I just followed the instructions in the http://articles.mql4.com/484, notably figure 8b, also made the traces larger and brighter for your chart's two currencies. I saw no practical use of the indior for signals. I did receive direction-strength modifiers in the angle of each currency's line, and utilized the zero-line, which will be figures in after you understand a specific direction has been taken.
    These help, in a few examples, 1 depart the Sidus on a long haul when the traces diverge in the overall direction without breaking the zero line, or even, when the CCFp's two currencies' lines diverge between themselves, assist you be ready for a speedy exit off the Sidus.

    I am a bit lost on the respective approaches based on time periods -- Regular-session occasions; (one threader suggested) per hour (:00) (was significant), (and I've seen) 0945EST and other sessions' opening hour, 0700-1400-1900-0000 GMT, end-of-week, and others, and then there's DeMark's 13-candle-counting, the pattern-repetition-noting Fibonacci Time Zones (not time series, which I've been saying), http://www.stockcyclesforecast.com/scf6.html (tedious), and others.
    Also, a renowned FF threader suggested the EURUSD was slower intraday than GBDUSD 3-to-1, so the latter has been on my display more. EURUSD great for comprehension patterns' relations inside one chart; there's also, in EURUSD and in others, an intra- and - inter-area awareness to a pattern and patterns happen at any 1 time.

    I dropped the WK-D-4H pivots; it seemed more sensible to be aware of the huge charts' activity around each major twist and why and when one stretch between these turns is preferred over a second ('weekend report' post and comparable; still working on this idea in its entirety), than to blindly follow horizontal lines which work exactly occasionally and are useless at other times and thus never to really understand the pivots work or not. A good illustration is, on the GBDUSD, to midline or alternative in the 1.4544, 1.4849 horizontal lines in very-longterm trendline cross' high and low pivots in May/June 2002, also include the neighborhood turn of 1.4896 in 1928GMT 121808.
    Also, if there is actually a permanent fibonacci for charts, the drawing instrument looks moot beyond form-fitting on a bigger scale for deficiency of possessing thereof.

    I am also comparing the charts of like economies (GBDUSD and EURUSD, USDCAD and USDJPY (oil manufacturer, oil buyer ), NZDUSD and AUDUSD, and USDCHF and EURUSD, of those majors) to make it a lot easier to get vertical/horizontal equilibrium between the two charts. 1 approach (on UC-UJ, at least) is this:
    to coordinate with the equilibrium of one chart with the other, put a midline on one chart and receive one in same times for other chart, using side patterns and verticals' pivots. Neither chart may have equilibrium, both charts together do; doing so, an individual may discover connection points at midline-traced mid size ones, if chart's price is in the center of the midline or in other such meanings. Express the equilibrium located between the charts with a selection of fans that were 137-degree connecting ellipses that were pivots and 137-degree relating sides or verticals on each chart.
    Interchart patterns and drawing tools applied to them do blow off single-chart pattern repetition and other attributes that make the next move ; I do not comprehend how inter- and - single-chart ideas work together yet, perhaps similar to how the CCFp and CFp do with the Sidus.

    Finally, I've been wondering if a good order for considering how to split into areas lots of patterns (besides the order suggested in the'choosing a installation...' post) was this:
    Sides, and side-channelling up-and-down lines every matching the channel walls
    The latter, with a single big jump in the center (like a head-and-shoulders, which to me'caps' a fad's energy)
    The same, just with a single little roll on each side of a single big jump (like a fighter jet ('absorbs'))
    a group of erratically-placed pivots all leaping from every other, with triangles at tip of every pivot in most such groups
    Verticals, and deviation-divided verticals.
    A place may have a predominance of type 1's and 5, such as with time-management equilibrium patterns, have just type 4, or, like in the thread's oldest posts, have lots of unique patterns linked together, and thus getting more type 2's and 3's. Roller language (whose patterns are more straightforward than the above order's ones) with balance patterns and the aforementioned kinds 2-4 (or, alternately, these patterns in the'installation...' post's order) delineate W-D-4H charts' pivots' approach/regress and central areas' characteristics.

  2. #12
    Next one-time variant:

    JB Center of Gravity
    BH_DoubleStoch_v2 (for divergences)
    Heiken-i

    This involves lots of candle studying to work. I used the 1' for thick candle translation, 5' to your stochastics indicate the 1' confirms (and possibly some one-tap Gann Fans,) and 1H. The last gets hefty candle and pattern translation, for chart areas (increases margin) and 1'-copyable effects from multi-line devices (retrace, fan, ellipse and others.) The BDS approximates area for candlework.

    It appears that in my previous versions, I had been asking the chart to comply with the indiors (expecting money management would pick up the slack,) rather than reading the chart together with assistance from the indiors. This timeI kept the chart ticks, a single 1' candle or some group of them via justification an interpretation of their activities around respective trendlines that were drawn-in and the COG rings.

  3. #13
    Another version (demo) --

    indiors:
    Sessions
    Heiken-ashi
    Volumes -- which, was told, is platform used's tick quantity

    drawing instrument:
    fans -- place for deviations (the .236-.264-.736-.764 and -1,2, plus 0, .618)
    and adapting, oft in midair, with vertical tendencies that midline sev'l times
    ellipses (optional) -- non-midlining vertical lines
    horizontal lines -- higher-scale x-y axis lines, explained in former posts
    trendlines -- in pattern-tick analysis, and with all the x-y lines as midlines

    principles (temporary, at best):
    1' chart for transaction, 25:1 margin with per-trade compounding and 50-pip physical stop (about 10 percent of funds ) for any area, adjustable to 125:1 margin and 10-pip intuitive stop with known range;
    an exit in an inherent reason or in the first rush of ticks beyond one's entry;
    an intuitive stop (roughly 2% of capital) that exits one's position at breach of a trade's reason;
    intermittent use of this method, as it requires a lot of personal energy.

    The strategy is mostly a pattern-tick study, using an almost-continuous and mostly-correct reading of heiken ashi such as pattern, which can be mostly balance (from smaller-scale) and balance-driven classics (such as larger-scale,) and inclusive of trendlines, few of which can be attracted.
    A modifier into the past's continuity, and thus to using the procedure intermittently, is that the pattern research varies frequently with tick-speed research. The market rates and slows a lot, so one does trades from in-candle and thus using tick research, to trades with candles and involving pattern research.

    Many people today prefer no indiors in any way, only PA, just I find a fast market demands complete boundaries to limit the line's range. The appliion of buffs noted above works in consolidation areas for a day or so, till they turn into near-horizontal lines.
    It may also capture post-vertical-trend moves, given that the PA moves are the same length each (in other words, deviational) and as the vertical trend's last section. I discovered this idea to work with one exception and cut this off pattern repetition prior to the next fan traces was reached; PA adjusted itself into that enthusiast line in a new direction.

    I would like to premeasure each vertical tendency, also. I don't think the appliion of buffs above will be sufficient. I could take time to x-y axis lines described in former articles, and midline from them in the fans and the current pattern-tick study. This would be harmful while in a trade; another procedure, faster or automatic, may get the job done.

  4. #14
    I've been looking at newbies' threads, and noticed a lot of my trading errors revealed in their own words. Until decided it was better to claim its feeling here Occasionally I would write. It did not seem suitable to disturb the repartee already so evident on a newbie's thread, with this particular involved and pointed reaction. In the past, I'd written to a newbie, and, with titles and a few things changed to make a letter to myself, post it below.

    --------------------------


    (your name ),


    Your trading knowledge is commendable, skill appalling. I read into the above, what is next could be unpleasant of my own errors. Please forgive me in advance if I am wrong, misquoted you, was rude, made points, or went on a little.


    --

    It is great studying trading mistakes we share. I could point to inconsistencies in doing this.

    You broke a perfectly good technical method's rules in the reduction. That is plogy. If you should re-order your list of trading issues, difficulties relating to plogy rand very first, and adjusting your strategy, such as including patterns, position a distant second.

    In addition you gave in to the lure of the tape.
    You lost tremendously to one method with a lot of potential motives, that of studying the tape that is overburdened, mark or quantified price-time line and relevant patterns, over handling the losses of your proven rote method, which has very few accessible options to reason together or mess up.
    Think of it this way: '' You did not lose in live to a misread double bottom, you dropped to a succession of ticks, each microseconds long, that generated that double bottom you found on the one-minute or larger scale. I am training on the path. Believe you me, a twist has to do with only a classic pattern.

    You seemed to imbalance utilization of your method.
    Maybe, you'd no exit reason in the double-bottom trade, only a stop that may trail. You could definitely'revenge-trade' if you knew where to enter and depart, revealing the market who's boss, instead of just taking a psychological entrance, in other words, a'stab' at the boss, that will take it better than some of us.
    An exit reason for the price growing on more ticks and candles is enough, if a bit unsettling versus a moving-average cross or something else just as visible and repeatable. If you have an idea of why it is there A TP is also fine.

    You created a strategy in demo you did not follow live, at least in your losses. That usually means you're innovated in live. It is great you quit trading live when unsure of your strategy. Then you say I use the demo account to boost my strategy or incorporate new things.
    Agreed. A strategy's pitfalls and ordinary miscalculations and interruptions keep money direction.

    Your words foster'discipline','patience' and'warning', countering the losing trade nevertheless mixing uneasily together with all the negative emotions in I could'easily' reach.
    In my experience, emotion and reason maintain an uncomfortable distance that is frequently mishandled.
    Reason is'comfortable' with losing, it is a part of the strategy, and limits insanity; it knows it only applies to certain events.
    Emotion, in trading, could be motive's support team; if reason fails completely in reduction or is taken for granted profit, emotion raises direction dramatically and thus chaos.
    Emotion can work double turning the rationale that works into quicker modes of their gut or alternative physiological-response region thru training the latter each time one utilizes the rationale. These areas of feeling also easily and switch such as revenge on the market or a connection problem one needs to reposition in oneself to regain self-esteem. The feeling or intuitionunconscious, is somewhat more difficult to decipher where it is beneficial in a current trade; and, an individual can acquire off-kilter crang a transaction in slower reason and feeling that is faster.

  5. #15
    New indiors utilizing:

    Sessions
    #Signal_Bars_v7, to get a photo and possible affirmation (DROPPED: based on moving averages)
    THV Trix v4.01 Div, studying only the divergences auto-drawn about the chart as lines tracing the general tendency
    VolumeTrader's amounts, including the previous trading day which aligns with current consolidation of most-recent major run
    three-digit symbolic amounts, to fill the gaps the quantity amounts overlook

    plus,
    deviation lovers, to deal with large runs
    tick, studying it for especially active times relative to the PA,'chat'
    the'chat' approach, to deal with all that stuff that isn't a significant run, though it includes them

    A new pattern-reading technique is'conversation', or, about each the description I have of it today, each of two general pattern areas (one more trending, additional more shape-based) having smaller pieces of patterns in them which every change one level from 1 place to the next. Occasionally, I include patterns like balance patterns, which work to frame or otherwise define a section of many pairs of regions. The main reason I call it'conversation' is because the 2 areas swap info, affecting one another and creating a general area; and yet, an individual must, every once in a while, read a fantastic bit of the chart at the candles-just-touching or one-more condensed level to keep fit for slicing into the current chart to read it.
    I would rather keep this method with tick-reading, and shed the auto-indiors with their dependencies, if at all possible.

    Plus, I'm focusing on a plogical approach one diagr in a commerce that covers coping with oneself enough to trade profitably the impulse sign after make it from reading the above material about the chart and making a decision about where the upcoming major move is.

    Note: This nascent method only uses MT4's 1' scale, because of'conversation''s efficiencies.

  6. #16
    indior:

    Hiekin-ashi. 1'candles just touching.

    The lines/indiors in the past article work fine (added Gann Fan if it's evident there is one,) it only seems like it would be a real kick to go no drawing, no indiors and yet, just one scale, the smallest scale. Demo, as usual. Lines seem more a problem with grounding and a lack of pattern knowledge than a necessity, and performing just one chart and no indiors promotes a more-logical interpattern (no formal patterns) study. No grid (keeping relative-scale property.)
    Hey, it's worth an attempt.

    Postscript:
    This IS for me. Dang. I'm using a trading journal to examine the balance, patterns copying and interrogate, and lines the PA creates tension. Sometimes, tension lines seem to choose one device or another to solve their tension, such as a more differently-angled vertical line to complete a pattern place. It includes notes that I can easily include in describing exactly how a trading decision was created by me.

  7. #17
    Trendlines are a proxy to comprehend where exactly what the current price is balancing is from. Balance and their patterns, together with pairs trading, are important. Thus, midlines (highlighted MT4 lines) are often just as important. You have to go to locate the equilibrium the current price is at or seeks.

    That I auto-ed trendlines that function as s/r's instead of take time from midlines and balance-finding, thru stations, a floating midline, urge base and continuance, direction, and pattern:

    JB COG
    moving average (lwma (34))
    normalizedvolume
    nonlaggingma
    HA

    Of course, I've just used these a few occasions.

  8. #18
    This is another simulator-viewed, untraded edition.
    It allows me to focus more on price and volume, the fundamental line.
    Total, it helped me create a first guess that the two indiors below provide candles to align for the inside and the outside of each channel, and the balance regions somehow apply these candles to decide the angle, width and duration of the following channel, therefore deciding on each consolidation region and trend the more-numerous channels help specify.

    1' all-smashed:
    stations within consolidation regions, relying upon interconsolidation-areas balance: shi_channel_true_TRO_MODIFIED_VERSION

    1' somewhat-smashed:
    consolidation or trend place balance, employing the two types of candles below to permanently align (width, length, angle) the channel over between consolidation regions:
    Hiekin Id:
    balance patterns, regular patterns read for balance, and midline-based balance regions

    1' just-touching less 1:
    intra-consolidation / tendency places' channel definition:
    a VSA bastardization (too lazy to read book/site now) from normalized volume (NVO, white (highest) bar only, line sprinkled and place in chart window) and CDRW Spread

    an individual can follow and/or scroll the interrelation using just 1' just-touching candles.

    I noticed the candle at CDRW Spread's highest-spread volumes, or thusly relative to what's after them,
    tends to align prices using the exact same later, defining the horizontal's and/or another channel's midportion for a while,
    so that these candles, especially the following (few,) tend to align with each other.
    And, a candle at the most-historically-high volume, i.e. the white line on NVO (the rest of NVO's lines erased with'NONE' color, and 15 (for G/U) strength, place on chart window using dashed line preferably)
    tends to specify an area's channel's angle and thus its borders, that is, its lineup or pivot, or a somewhat-later area's lineup or pivot,
    so that these candles have a tendency to create tangent a different, especially the following (few,) such candle(s.)

  9. #19
    Good on ya h.a.
    Up to now you have exhibited a proess for study.
    Have a deep breath apply it rather than spewing it.

    Currently your proess garners no fruit, but, it'll.

    If this is the way You see it, don't change. Your time is at hand.

  10. #20

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