Disliked{quote} hi Comar.FX, can you share 2 indicator in the picture attachment. thank you {image}Ignored
DislikedThis thread not too active but I hope it can be restored. I've been reading from beginning and notice the great Tim Morge once contributed. I use Andrew's Pitchforks. Here is my 30min chart on USDCAD. Any comments welcome. {image}Ignored
DislikedMT5_DL5 Trading Account {image} The Trading Peformance of the MT5_DL5 account is now available via FXBlue using the link provided in Post 1 and entering an assigned PIN. For those interested in viewing the progress of my live trading account the PIN is available via PM only. End of Month account summaries and charts will be provided and will be ongoing just to keep it real. Good trading, Masterrmind...........Ignored
Disliked{quote} Guten Morgan, Kette! From your experience where do reversals usually happen in relation to volume? I observe that they tend to happen on low volume, somewhere in between two POCs. Trying to pinpoint a specific location. Wondering if it's around 50% of the distance.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Renko its very technical because its pure price; you only need to draw horizontal lines and see how the price reacts there.. also buy/sell the first correction in a trend, thats all you need Other than a moving average, indicators with renko are completely useless and/or redundantIgnored
DislikedWas checking something else and came up with this indi for engulfing candles. Use periods to indicate how many candles back you want to check, depth of engulf (min 1=engulf of previous candle, max 5=engulf of previous 5 candles), period to re-check for engulfing patterns - either use something high to reduce cpu burn, or if you add an alert later for the live candle you can have it check every 1-15 min for example (on the hourly or 4 hourly chart). Not going to add alerts or anything else, code is here you can do it. Depth = 1:{image} Depth = 3:{image}...Ignored
DislikedPLAN When you have finished with your PLAN - do you trust it? do you believe it? If your answer to either is "No", you MUST change your PLAN until you trust and believe it. When you trust and believe your PLAN, the litmus test question is "Will I stick with this no matter what happens?" If you still cannot do this then most likely your RISK is too HIGH and you should drop down to a lower $/pip value. Until you can trust, believe and accept your PLAN and stick with it no matter happens, your PLAN is not worth the paper it is written on. from (https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=2768142#post2768142)...Ignored