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alorente » Mon Dec 15, 2014 9:43 pm wrote:I have a suggestion:

It would be nice to have a horizontal white line crossing the candle at the actual price level when the symbol appeared (See picture below).

This would help in two ways:

1- If you spot a Trend arrow or wavy that is one or two candles old, you can still enter if the current price is below or equal (For a Buy), or above or equal (For a Sell), to the signal price.

2- For later analysis to better judge how profitable or not previous trades were.
+1

great idea
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alorente » Mon Dec 15, 2014 11:56 pm wrote:
darshanag » Mon Dec 15, 2014 6:49 pm wrote:
alorente » Sat Dec 13, 2014 8:57 pm wrote:I have been asked by several of you to post the True Strength Indicator (TSI) pictured below. I like it better than RSI and MACD and have used it for years. The 25/-25 level is Overbought/Oversold and the 50/-50 is Extremely Overbought/Oversold. It is also great showing divergences to price at tops and bottoms, The gold dotted line is a 5 period LWMA applied to Previous Indicator´s Data and Shift value of 2.

Enjoy !!
Hi Al.. Thanks for posting the TSI indi. Can you pls let me know the settings you are using for this and also which time frame is most effective as per your experience..

Cheers !

Darshana
Default values and M15, H1 and H4. I also love to scalp M1 divergences that occur under -25 and over 25. Many times you can make 10 to 20 pips on these.
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guys help me .. :?: can any one give gud idea regarding this option.. wat happen if we use keep history "true" and wat hapen if we use "false " ? hope ur reply :youknow:
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Hi,

KeepHistory will plot alternative arrows on the chart under the signal to allow history to be kept. Sometimes the calculation will make the buffers remove signals, this option will keep the signals on the screen as long as you don't switch TF or trigger an indicator redraw (by changing options).

Setting it to false will tell the indicator to not bother plotting alternatives arrows and that you're fine with signals disappearing when they are invalidated.
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Elixe » Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:28 am wrote:Hi,

KeepHistory will plot alternative arrows on the chart under the signal to allow history to be kept. Sometimes the calculation will make the buffers remove signals, this option will keep the signals on the screen as long as you don't switch TF or trigger an indicator redraw (by changing options).

Setting it to false will tell the indicator to not bother plotting alternatives arrows and that you're fine with signals disappearing when they are invalidated.

thanks :hi:
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Hi guys, i dont know if this is a bug but the arrow in the attached chart wasn't there 18 hours ago, is someone else experiencing this or is it just me? Thanks
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Fmfx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:54 am wrote:Hi guys, i dont know if this is a bug but the arrow in the attached chart wasn't there 18 hours ago, is someone else experiencing this or is it just me? Thanks
It's not a bug, it's a feature that comes with TMA.

Don't worry about trades you could've, would've, should've but didn't take, look at trades that are there to be taken.
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Fmfx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 4:54 am wrote:Hi guys, i dont know if this is a bug but the arrow in the attached chart wasn't there 18 hours ago, is someone else experiencing this or is it just me? Thanks
I don't have it on my chart. Did you just turn your Empty4 on from it being off? Or had it been continuous running? Did you just switch from another time frame?
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Gertje » Tue Dec 16, 2014 11:13 am wrote:
Fmfx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:54 am wrote:Hi guys, i dont know if this is a bug but the arrow in the attached chart wasn't there 18 hours ago, is someone else experiencing this or is it just me? Thanks
It's not a bug, it's a feature that comes with TMA.

Don't worry about trades you could've, would've, should've but didn't take, look at trades that are there to be taken.
It is true that it is inherent in TMA, but the code can be changed to not allow a new arrow to be painted after the current candle closes. In other words, allow arrows to be painted on the current candle only. This would give us a truer picture when visually analyzing history.

We wouldn´t miss any trades by doing this so it wouldn´t hurt results. I would definitely support this change.
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