Hi All,
First I want thank Milanese for pointing out to me that I should start a new topic. So here it is, the 9X9 Super CSS indicator topic. Nothing fancy or new .. all the credit goes out to nanningbob, Baluda, and Gary. This is just a different view of Baluda's Super CSS 2.2 indicator.
So how do you use this indi? The same way as the original, the only difference is that you will see the "Big Picture" instead of a single timeframe. This way of looking at Super CSS is new to me and hopefully we can learn how to use it together. I have discovered some very interesting things about looking at the big picture .. you can almost KNOW what direction the market will be going! (excluding news events of course). Tell me more you say! Okay, lets talk about how I use 9x9. You will notice 5 numbers on top of the grid. The first 3 numbers indicate lower (M1,M5,M15), middle (M30,H1,H4), and higher (D1,WK,MN1) strengths respectively. The fourth number is the sub-total of the previous 3 numbers and the fifth is the total of all the previous numbers with M1 strength added to the total. Confusing I know .. but just know that by looking at these numbers you will know exactly what the market is doing. You can even say .. all green .. trade long .. all red .. trade short. I think that the most important number is the last one (total strength) as when I see it move above 200 or below -200, we are having a strong move. I'll show you screenshots of how I traded USDCAD this morning and made over $30K in a few hours. (fake money) I still have the position open and it's up to $40K. I intend to keep this position open as it conforms to Captain Jacks "M" on the MN1 chart. If you don't understand what I'm talking about. Stop reading this and go directly to Captain Jacks Naked Trading topic here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =59&t=1572
Okay, on to the screenshots .. here is when I opened the position:
By comparing the first column strengths to the second column, you will begin to see how this trade is going to unfold. Look for strengths above 2.0 or below -2.0. These are the strengths that will move the market.
And finally, I changed the setting Slope Threshold to 2.0 and look what it did to the grid. If you aren't trading short .. you can say goodbye to your money. This is where I would have normally closed the trade as I don't like to be greedy. (I'm letting it run because I want to study the indicator). DFC traders .. look at the "M" that just formed on this MN1 chart
I hope you find 9x9 useful, as I owe so much to this forum, I want to pay it back ..
Good luck and God bless!
Dwain
9x9 Indicator Version 1.4 (9/2/2017)
Version 1.3 Added font size settings.
Version 1.5 Added Use Chart TF for the grid.
jmathenry81 has extended Steve's TD version with a couple of extra inputs.
Details here http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 10#p166010
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I am posting here to get some users attention to this interesting modification..
Thanks Dwain!
Cheers
Tommaso
Thanks Dwain!
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Nice profit dap711!
Will give it a try next week since I'm experimenting now with currency "strength" indicators.
I guess a multi-currency version of this indicator would require a lot of CPU?
Best regards & have a nice weekend!
Milosz
Will give it a try next week since I'm experimenting now with currency "strength" indicators.
I guess a multi-currency version of this indicator would require a lot of CPU?
Best regards & have a nice weekend!
Milosz
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Hi Milosz!
Yes, maybe I shouldn't have taken such a large lot size .. but wanted to make a point of my confidence in the trade.
Are you ready for this .. hold on to your hat .. I have 30 pairs open with the indi on all of them, and Empty4 is using 0.2% CPU at 738MB memory. EDIT - Umm .. the market is closed .. oops. I'll look at the CPU usage next week.
I didn't want to re-invent the wheel of creating a multi-pair dashboard .. it has already been done .. this indi was developed for a single pair which fits my style of trading. I'm with Captain Jack in that you don't have to trade all of the pairs and you don't have to trade over a long period of time. I believe one should get in and get out with a large position. But everyone has there own style of trading. Hope you can find your own secrets in the indi .. I'm finding new ones all of the time.
Hope you have a great weekend as well!
Dwain
Yes, maybe I shouldn't have taken such a large lot size .. but wanted to make a point of my confidence in the trade.
Are you ready for this .. hold on to your hat .. I have 30 pairs open with the indi on all of them, and Empty4 is using 0.2% CPU at 738MB memory. EDIT - Umm .. the market is closed .. oops. I'll look at the CPU usage next week.
I didn't want to re-invent the wheel of creating a multi-pair dashboard .. it has already been done .. this indi was developed for a single pair which fits my style of trading. I'm with Captain Jack in that you don't have to trade all of the pairs and you don't have to trade over a long period of time. I believe one should get in and get out with a large position. But everyone has there own style of trading. Hope you can find your own secrets in the indi .. I'm finding new ones all of the time.
Hope you have a great weekend as well!
Dwain
milosz » Fri Jul 14, 2017 2:00 pm wrote:Nice profit dap711!
Will give it a try next week since I'm experimenting now with currency "strength" indicators.
I guess a multi-currency version of this indicator would require a lot of CPU?
Best regards & have a nice weekend!
Milosz
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... Nice idea with your mods to this indicatordap711 » Fri Jul 14, 2017 5:20 pm wrote: I still have the position open and it's up to $40K. I intend to keep this position open as it conforms to Captain Jacks "M" on the MN1 chart. If you don't understand what I'm talking about. Stop reading this and go directly to Captain Jacks Naked Trading topic here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =59&t=1572
I might well be wrong but I am looking at USDCAD as ripe for a decent retrace before it goes much further?
On D1 I count 3 levels down and now SH and on MN1 price is testing 50% Fib which should deliver some serious support into next week.
What will be interesting to see is whether your mods can show a quicker or more accurate reaction to a change in overall direction compared with say D1 SS on it's own?
Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing Dwain, its looks great
Have you considered adding sound/email alert when total reaches +200 and -200 ? i think it will help alot.
best regards
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Have you considered adding sound/email alert when total reaches +200 and -200 ? i think it will help alot.
best regards
fm
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Hey TraderJoe ..
I agree with you on the retrace on the D1. If going by CJ's rules, shouldn't MN1 go into accumulation followed by a SH, then go south? I guessing the accumulation on MN1 would look like a retrace on D1.
Please do test the indi .. I'm still trying to learn all of it's secrets. I'm starting to lean more and more towards the first 2 column strengths to tell me the story of the pairs direction. I really like to see the strengths increasing for a long or decreasing for a short with the strengths just moving above the 2.0 or below -2.0 levels. These are the perfect setups for a big move. I'm now wondering if 9 columns are really needed.
If you can picture a 3 dimensional bubble with pressure being applied and released from the top and the bottom you will understand how I use the indi. The top being the lower TF's and the bottom being the higher TF's. I see the middle of the bubble at the mercy of the top and lower pressures.
Take another look at the trade I took on H1. Price was on a major support but the indi said it was going to break it! Priceless... I just haven't figured out how much pressure the lower TF has to apply to overcome the higher TF pressure. This would indicate an exit on a trade.
Thanks for taking a look at the indi!
Dwain
I agree with you on the retrace on the D1. If going by CJ's rules, shouldn't MN1 go into accumulation followed by a SH, then go south? I guessing the accumulation on MN1 would look like a retrace on D1.
Please do test the indi .. I'm still trying to learn all of it's secrets. I'm starting to lean more and more towards the first 2 column strengths to tell me the story of the pairs direction. I really like to see the strengths increasing for a long or decreasing for a short with the strengths just moving above the 2.0 or below -2.0 levels. These are the perfect setups for a big move. I'm now wondering if 9 columns are really needed.
If you can picture a 3 dimensional bubble with pressure being applied and released from the top and the bottom you will understand how I use the indi. The top being the lower TF's and the bottom being the higher TF's. I see the middle of the bubble at the mercy of the top and lower pressures.
Take another look at the trade I took on H1. Price was on a major support but the indi said it was going to break it! Priceless... I just haven't figured out how much pressure the lower TF has to apply to overcome the higher TF pressure. This would indicate an exit on a trade.
Thanks for taking a look at the indi!
Dwain
TraderJoeForex » Fri Jul 14, 2017 4:19 pm wrote:... Nice idea with your mods to this indicatordap711 » Fri Jul 14, 2017 5:20 pm wrote: I still have the position open and it's up to $40K. I intend to keep this position open as it conforms to Captain Jacks "M" on the MN1 chart. If you don't understand what I'm talking about. Stop reading this and go directly to Captain Jacks Naked Trading topic here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =59&t=1572
I might well be wrong but I am looking at USDCAD as ripe for a decent retrace before it goes much further?
On D1 I count 3 levels down and now SH and on MN1 price is testing 50% Fib which should deliver some serious support into next week.
What will be interesting to see is whether your mods can show a quicker or more accurate reaction to a change in overall direction compared with say D1 SS on it's own?
Thanks for sharing
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Hi fm,
Yes, I have considered it, and will, if 9x9 can prove itself. I will even add buffers so it can be used in an EA. But is it really worth the time yet? The levels I gave are only starting points for observation. I started the thread to share and to see if anyone else finds it useful. I'm sure we will have a few iterations of it before it becomes a real trading tool.
Thanks for looking!
Dwain
Yes, I have considered it, and will, if 9x9 can prove itself. I will even add buffers so it can be used in an EA. But is it really worth the time yet? The levels I gave are only starting points for observation. I started the thread to share and to see if anyone else finds it useful. I'm sure we will have a few iterations of it before it becomes a real trading tool.
Thanks for looking!
Dwain
Fmfx » Sat Jul 15, 2017 8:38 am wrote:Thanks for sharing Dwain, its looks great
Have you considered adding sound/email alert when total reaches +200 and -200 ? i think it will help alot.
best regards
fm
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Yesdap711 » Sat Jul 15, 2017 3:52 pm wrote:Hey TraderJoe ..
I agree with you on the retrace on the D1. If going by CJ's rules, shouldn't MN1 go into accumulation followed by a SH, then go south? I guessing the accumulation on MN1 would look like a retrace on D1.