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- W0lfram replied 18 hr ago
after failure was fixed doesn't look like anything useful. On the x-axis London session candle body w/out NY, y-axis - full NY session, w/ overlap hours image
- W0lfram replied 25 hr ago
I'll try to find it, but I there was a little failure - London/NY overlap for 3 hours wasn't taken into account
- W0lfram replied 36 hr ago
But why? 154 occurred once. At least 20 occurred x32 before imaginary SL. {-0.0102, -0.01, -0.0154, -0.0119, -0.0109, -0.0085}. DD != SL
- W0lfram replied Jun 3, 2024
I don't trade it yet, have other target-based system w/out sl. Planning to add these patterns as additional signals, exit at TP ~40-50 pips for Hammers maybe
- W0lfram replied Jun 3, 2024
At first I couldn't understand why we got different clustering. When I set TP {x<0.0035} then plot is similar to yours My reasoning is as follows: take a sequence of consecutive highs after Hammer was detected find the max.value and its position in ...
- W0lfram replied Jun 3, 2024
Correct. Some momentum lasting tn should follow if the candle has significance, imho. TS as an option, also I trade without SL so want to know how much DD to expect
- W0lfram replied Jun 3, 2024
+ @ 1.2792 image
- W0lfram replied Jun 2, 2024
I should have explained the variables, sorry. PosMax is a position in a sequence where the maximum high occurred. PosMin - position of lowest low I set tp in the interval {0.002 < x < 0.0035}, otherwise x>=0.0035 all the extreme DD comes out and ...
- W0lfram replied Jun 2, 2024
Dark cloud image 1. Without swing detection, only candle shape pc - previous candle cc - current candle [n] - history reference operator, i.e. close[2] - close 2 bars back image (*fail in comment, cc close < pc body mean) Found 1647 cases =~5.3% ...
- W0lfram replied Jun 2, 2024
Idk if I'm doing the same thing rn, but here is some thoughts: - Let's take TP {20 < x < 35} pips - analyze positions in a sequence at which TP was reached and position of min_price - on a scatter plot we would like to see points are clustered above ...
- W0lfram replied Jun 2, 2024
According to that empirical distribution - yes. it's a horror but I'll continue to test other patterns this way, even if its showing no_better_than_random results so far. For me SL, R:R are rather harmful concepts that put spoke in a wheel. ...
- W0lfram replied Jun 2, 2024
Important reference post Stats for GU, hourly If one decides to go short after any bearish candle and wait for (t) <=100 hours, there is 80% chance to gain 35 pips (green) If one decides to go long after any bearish candle and wait for (t) <=100 ...
- W0lfram replied Jun 1, 2024
Thanks everyone for links/feedback,.. very interesting content. Polishing framework and moving further. Dark cloud/piercing line next. The purpose is not to solve the market, but money management so to speak
- W0lfram replied Jun 1, 2024
Moin. I've added 'reversal detection' - or name it better, - based on Stochastic, because I saw that condition somewhere. lw - lower wick uw - upper wick bd - body sk - StochasticK with lenght=14 lw > (bd*2) && bd < 50 && uw < 2 && sk < 20 → (lower ...
- W0lfram replied May 31, 2024
Thanks for the link. Will dive into
- W0lfram replied May 30, 2024
Gut! Es ist echt toll, mit Ihnen zusammenzuarbeiten
- W0lfram replied May 30, 2024
No need to save me. Thank you I don't search 'holy grail', you probably meant that. I like to mine the data and extract profit from my findings.
- W0lfram replied May 30, 2024
I've used confusing terms here, sorry. Minimum - because is the lowest price in a sequence, so its actually maximum dd image After hammer appears, we see at the high/lows of the next 200 candles. 496 hammers was found. Thanks to ...
- W0lfram replied May 30, 2024
I believe, in every book and research article about that topic, it's called a pattern because it occurs at a specific location (not necessary) and is typically followed by supposed price action. And falls into subcategory 'single-candle' patterns. ...
- W0lfram replied May 30, 2024
Hi, thanks! Exactly, there is no stop loss. The DrawDown table shows the potential losses one might experience. And 'Green' table helps to see probabilities where to exit or lock profits if the trade instantly goes in favor. This is suitable if I ...