MADDY

[919gilead]

Thank you
cheers
hannele

You're welcome Hannele

[919gilead]

Looks quite good. Arrows are visible but I can't see the kind of color blocks your indicator shows here.
Am I doing something wrong?

Should be the same but post a screenshot and we can see what you're talking about

[919gilead]

Thank you for this wonderful tool.

Shalom

You're welcome, and we thank God for giving us Rene to helping with the coding. :hi:

[919gilead]

I did.....but still big when running in a chart and not separate.
Could you also elaborate on the filtering?
Thanks, I hope I don't get on your nerves

No you won't get on my nerves at all. I'll wait for Rene for more explanation on how the filter works.

[919gilead]

Just to let you know that your new version is workin' like a charm
just banked 50 pips trading Jap weakness Vs. CAD , AUD strenght , closed a few minutes ago
account growth + 0.5 % in ten mins

Done for the day , I've been trading since FrankFurt Opening
need a break

let's see tomorrow...

P.S.

I'd like to use your dashboard on indexes and oil,is it possible??
I use to follow on a separate screen Oil,S&P,US$ Index
old habits die hard

Good to know Bippo and congrats Use version 1.7 for indexes, oil, etc

[919gilead]

Hi George

I am still on holiday till nxt week but took a quick peek just now

Congratulations to you and Renee with your excellent work

Just found something strange - when clicking to call up the chart/template it seems any trademanager ea that you use does not get loaded with the chart/template

I use icefx mostly but quickly tried it with some others too - same result(build 950).

Perhaps Renee can check when he nxt do any changes?

I will look in again nxt week when I can start trading

Again - excellent work and lateral thinking

Cheers

You're welcome Mosiskv. I'm sure Rene will read your mail and respond accordingly.

[Tebis]

Thanks George,
thanks Rene,
Great Dashboard !
how can I delete the EURUSD.mini from the Indicator ?
how can I add Indices to the Indicator ?
Cheers
Tebis

[xrismak]

Hello Xrismak,

I trust so, as that makes 2 of us. Thank you for your kind words and your patience too.

Shalom :hi:

George

Hello George,
Well I took a look at the thread briefly this Afternoon and the Moment I saw the Update on this Indicator Posted, I walked Straight to my Desk at work and Typed my Letter of Resignation , Printed it out, Strolled over casually to HR and Handed it in, I quit my day Job, my Last Day at Work is Officially the 24th of this Month, 13 days from Now and I can't even wait to Leave.....anyway that decision has been under consideration for quite a while so it didn't take me long to make up my MIND.....
The Fun and Games Begin from Mid February because I am on Holiday first for 3 weeks.... I need to Enjoy my Freedom first.. before I start to Trade.....

Happy Trading Folks
xrismak

[renexxxx]

I have been quiet on this thread until now, in order for George to run it, but I think that a little explanation on how these signals are generated is required.

Important parameters to consider are:

• MaCalcMethod: MA Single Line / MA Cross Over
• LookBackMinutes: 240 (default)

For each timeframe, the indicator converts LookBackMinutes to candles (basically: nBars = (LookBackMinutes / timeFrame) + 1).

For the "Ma Single Line" calculation method, it only ever uses the Slow MA, with its specified Slow MA settings. It looks back nBars, and checks the direction of the Slow MA, nBars ago, (basically by comparing SlowMA[nBars] with SlowMA[nBars-1]). Subsequentlty, it iterates over the more recent bars, to see if there was a change of direction. If so, the arrow/signal generated will be the last (most recent) direction of the Slow MA. If there was no change of direction since bar=nBars, (in other words, the Slow MA has either been going up or going down for the last nBars), the signal is considered stale and no arrow will be generated.

For the "Ma Cross" calculation method, it uses both the Slow MA and Fast MA, with their specified settings. The calculation of the arrows follows the same pattern as for the "MA Single Line" method, except it now compares the relative position of the Slow MA with the Fast MA. So, it first looks back nBars, and checks the relative position of SlowMA[nBars] with FastMA[nBars]. Then, it iterates over the the more recent bars, to see if there was a cross of the SlowMA and the FastMA. If so, the last of such crosses, determines the arrow generated: i.e. if in the last (more recent) cross FastMA > SlowMA: arrow is UP, and if FastMA < SlowMA: arrow is DOWN. If there was no cross in the last nBars, the signal is stale.

Filters
There are two filters that can be optionally switched on: the CSSDiff-filter and the MA-Filter.

Parameters for the CSSDiff-filter:

• UseCSSDiffFilter: true / false
• CSSDiffLimit: 0.2

The way the CSSDiffFilter works, (if it was switched on using UseCSSDiffFilter), is by checking if the earlier generated arrow (using either the "MA Single Line" or the "MA Cross" calculation method, as described above), is confirmed by the CSSDiff-rule on the next higher timeframe. So, eg, for AUDUSD, M5 an UP-arrow was generated. The next higher timeframe of M5 is M15. If the CSSDiff( AUDUSD, M15 ) > CSSDiffLimit, the UP-arrow is confirmed by the CSSDiff-rule. Otherwise, the UP-arrow will be removed. Likewise, if there was a DOWN-arrow for AUDUSD on M5, we need the CSSDiff( AUDUSD, M15 ) < - CSSDiffLimit. By switching on the CSSDiff-Filter, you only ever get fewer arrows, not more. For those who don't know what the CSSDiff means or how to calculate it, look at Baluda's LibCSS thread

Parameters for the MA-Filter:

• UseMAFilter: true / false
• FilterMAPeriod: 50
• FilterMAMethod: Simple
• FilterMAAppliedPrice: Close price

The MA-Filter, (if it was switched on using UseMAFilter), is checking if the earlier generated arrow (by the "MA Single Line" or the "MA Cross" calculation method, and subsequently optionally filtered by the CSSDiff-filter), is confirmed by the direction of the FilterMA on the next higher timeframe. Eg. again, for AUDUSD, M5 there is an UP-arrow, and this UP-arrow has already passed the CSSDiff-filter test. The next higher timeframe of M5 is M15. Only if the direction of the FilterMA on timeFrame M15, (calculated with FilterMAPeriod, FilterMAMethod and FilterMAAppliedPrice) on the current bar (bar=0), is also UP, the UP-arrow will pass the MA-Filter test. Similarly to the CSSDiff-Filter, the MA-Filter only ever removes arrows. So, if you have both filters on, you will get very few arrows indeed.

Hopefully, this answers some of the questions.

[harry2355]

Renee thanks for a superb job and thanks for the explaination of the filters. This is what I needed.
If there is a chance to do a smaller footprint by decreasing the font would help a lot. Also choosing the groups like in the former dash would be nice.

Thanks again for your effort!!