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- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
So long and thanks for all the fish... — All, As from Monday I will be focussed on really trading my system for all it's worth, so I will not be taking an active part in the thread. Those that I want to hear from have my private email and I ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
All, Just a quick note before I sign off for those die-hard C4 traders who PM'd me about using TG-SSC on ordinary (non-Renko charts). It is not great but it can be quite useful on certain pairs and TFs. Actually, when I wrote the first version of ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Hey guys, here's an idea that might help you. I would post a chart & template but am not on my MT machine at the moment. Setup the Renko chart with the TG-SSC with your favourite settings. Then go to Navigator->Indicators and DRAG onto the TG-SSC ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Hi Darren Thanks! Just go to the paperclip, click "Hide Images" and you will see it there under TG Sinc Spectrum. Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Hey - if this was easy, everyone would be able to do it!! And we can't have that, can we?! The factual stuff about vel/acc you have now in the bag. Use of the flatlining is much more speculative. Still playing with that myself. If you look as ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Looks pretty good to me!! Looks like you are Learning & Earning there!!! Anne PS Perhaps best to keep all this stuff off the forum. 99% of readers won't be interested in this techy stuff. Use PM.
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Sure - but the Close time of the previous bar is almost exactly the same time as the Open of the current bar. It is certainly near enough!! Or am I misunderstanding your meaning here? Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Not sure, but I think you can say Time[0] and Time[1] for the times of the two bars (bar OPEN time, I think). So Time[0] - Time[1] should give you the difference in seconds. Please check this before taking my word on it!! Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Nope - just vel/acc. MT4 simply indexes the time series, eg Close[0] is the current value of Close, then Close[1] is the previous bar, Close[2] is the one before that, etc. Easy!!! And good luck... Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Please do not be afraid to ask me questions!! You are seeking for your grail system and you are putting in some serious effort. It is a pleasure to help. On advice from the Boss, I only ignore bullying questions from the thread's moron element . ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Indeed they are Chris, indeed they are!! Annie!
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Hi - you are absolutely correct in everything you say here. The key is to isolate opportunities where the velocity (called "momentum" by traders) and acceleration (not normally called anything by traders!) coincide in the same direction. These are ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
I wasn't going to bother posting any more of these, but seeing as how you insist... Up 736 pips (ish) (73.7% on account) in the first 48 hours. Almost all trades on EU. Just the odd venture into UJ and GU. Have a great weekend!! Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Hi - Sorry if I missed the earlier post. It is getting harder to wade through the stuff on here... Momentum, as I am sure you know, is simply defined as M(k) = Price[now] - Price[k bars ago]. My indy, which uses Fisher to sharpen the slope, acts ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
OK. Don't know what to suggest - I am calling it just like you. Indy name followed by the five parameters. Just is case the compiler is type-sensitive, the parameters are: extern int H extern double B extern bool Clean extern int L extern double K ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
I think I might have answered your question here... url If not, shout! Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
I have done an iCustom in my EA and it is OK. Just noticed in your code there is a "space" in one of the parameters. If so, perhaps that confuses the MT compiler? Just a thought... Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Lawrence I said very clearly a while ago that I would NOT share the EA. But I am happy to answer other questions regarding my general strategy. I want to to focus on trading this thing now so I will look in from time to time. Anne
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
There is POSITION, ie where it is relative to the 0 line. Then there is VELOCITY, ie how much it has moved in a given distance, if you like the SLOPE of the line. The ACCELERATION is how the velocity is changing, or how the SLOPE changes. You see ...
- TudorGirl replied Jul 31, 2009
Sure. The indy takes a stochastic then treats it with a sinc filter to enable you to vary the smoothing/phase. This lets you trade off earlier entry against a few false entries. It then takes a Fisher transform to improve the "peakiness" of the ...