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szfxtrader
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Thank you very much!
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Hi Thomas and others.tomele » Tue Sep 25, 2018 12:45 pm wrote:Hi @all.
I got some PMs stating that the Stoch indicator would show false values. This observation is wrong. Let me show you the situation:
First, here is a D1 chart of AUDCAD with the following indicators (identical settings, all D1) from top to bottom:
- Stoch7 TD V2
- Original Stoch7
- Stoch7 TD V1
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You see that both TD versions do exactly what we expected. The signal changes on the same exact date and the last candle signal stays green. The bars are just stretched. The original version (in the middle) shows something totally different, especially the last bar has changed color.
You can try the above in your terminals, you will see the same.
Cheers
Thomas
I'm confused.
I added on chart STO 7 both TD version.
On D1 timeframe both showing about the same. But when I switch to H1, V1 showing another results then on D1 chart. Stoch 7 period is sett to 1D.
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No, the upper one in your charts is not TD V1, it is the original indicator.lbs48 wrote:Hi Thomas and others.
I'm confused.
I added on chart STO 7 both TD version.
On D1 timeframe both showing about the same. But when I switch to H1, V1 showing another results then on D1 chart. Stoch 7 period is sett to 1D.
Cheers
Thomas
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tomele » Thu Sep 27, 2018 12:47 pm wrote:No, the upper one in your charts is not TD V1, it is the original indicator.lbs48 wrote:Hi Thomas and others.
I'm confused.
I added on chart STO 7 both TD version.
On D1 timeframe both showing about the same. But when I switch to H1, V1 showing another results then on D1 chart. Stoch 7 period is sett to 1D.
Cheers
Thomas
Many thanks Thomas.
But it is first TD verison, so maybe V0?
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You are totally right. I am wrong. Sorry. Seems I have some confusion with the Stoch versions on my computer. I wanted to make an update to the V1 version as soon as I spotted the problem with showing changed/false signals when changing the timeframe. Later then, I decided to release it as V2 and didnt't upload the improved version of V1 I have on my computer.
Now to your question. The V1 TD version has the same problem as the original version. If you switch from D1 to H1, the signals are not congruent in absolute terms. This problem is corrected in V2.
Anyway, I will delete all V1 versions soon as they confuse the users and have no more worth. I advise all TDesk users to only use V2 versions.
Thanks for pointing me to it.
Cheers
Thomas
Now to your question. The V1 TD version has the same problem as the original version. If you switch from D1 to H1, the signals are not congruent in absolute terms. This problem is corrected in V2.
Anyway, I will delete all V1 versions soon as they confuse the users and have no more worth. I advise all TDesk users to only use V2 versions.
Thanks for pointing me to it.
Cheers
Thomas
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I'm more than a little confused. I was having trouble getting my install working properly, so I am taking it from the top. Is it necessary to have HGI_lib installed? I did not see that mentioned at http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 106&t=5536.Gertje » Thu Sep 13, 2018 4:45 am wrote:The hgi_lib was the culprit, I apparently had an old version.tomele » Thu Sep 13, 2018 9:59 am wrote: Cheers
Thomas![]()
Would it be possible to use the 'librairy' version of HGI for TDesk to save CPU by canceling the need to have all charts running?
[I'm no coder, so if I am way off then please let me know]
If so, which version should we use? From this page? http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 44#p105044
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Hi.
It is mentioned in the post where you can download the MTF-HGI indi: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 27#p163642.
Yes, download it from the HGI thread.
Cheers
Thomas
It is mentioned in the post where you can download the MTF-HGI indi: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 27#p163642.
Yes, download it from the HGI thread.
Cheers
Thomas
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tomele » Thu Sep 27, 2018 6:51 am wrote:Hi.
It is mentioned in the post where you can download the MTF-HGI indi: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 27#p163642.
Yes, download it from the HGI thread.
Cheers
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
Thank you once again for adding the bid price. If possible, could you please add the start/end hours function too?
I am asking you it because it would be very nice to have the possibility to control the time when the EA will send the signals.
I just like to trade the London session, so if the EA had that function I would let the EA send me the trading signals during that session only. Thank you in advance for your support and help.
All the best,
Marcelo
Thank you once again for adding the bid price. If possible, could you please add the start/end hours function too?
I am asking you it because it would be very nice to have the possibility to control the time when the EA will send the signals.
I just like to trade the London session, so if the EA had that function I would let the EA send me the trading signals during that session only. Thank you in advance for your support and help.
All the best,
Marcelo
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Good Morning Thomas
A suggestion that MIGHT ?-help in our trading.
Could you code the following.A colum the shows the overall streng/weaknes of eg -all the pairs with EUR in it.
Right now i count 32 red arrows down and 14 green arrows up all the EUR pairs, Suggesting a overall weak EUR at this exact moment.
This will ensure that you dont take eg -a buy trade(eur/usd) when getting a signal ,while also takeing a sell trade on eg-EUR/CAD . When you take both signals it is like the EUR fighting within it self.The EUR/CAD is the (safer?) trade to take because the overall picture on the dash shows the EUR is weak.
Hope this can be to out advantage.
Regards
Rozmer
A suggestion that MIGHT ?-help in our trading.
Could you code the following.A colum the shows the overall streng/weaknes of eg -all the pairs with EUR in it.
Right now i count 32 red arrows down and 14 green arrows up all the EUR pairs, Suggesting a overall weak EUR at this exact moment.
This will ensure that you dont take eg -a buy trade(eur/usd) when getting a signal ,while also takeing a sell trade on eg-EUR/CAD . When you take both signals it is like the EUR fighting within it self.The EUR/CAD is the (safer?) trade to take because the overall picture on the dash shows the EUR is weak.
Hope this can be to out advantage.
Regards
Rozmer