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flyer415
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H4 Entry Question

Post by flyer415 »

Gertje » Mon Dec 08, 2014 9:34 am wrote:
Take it when it shows.

If you don't like how the trades work out, close them again.
One 4 hour candle can go a long way, waiting for candle close might miss half the move.

Thanks for the feedback. It is definitely more hands on then I am used to (previously traded Candle Close only).

So I will:
1. take the Large Arrow immediately;
2. Reassess if conditions change
3. Possibly Close if conditions change and arrow is removed (even if negative)
4. keep trade open as long as Arrow is showing.
5. Close trade upon Wavy Lines showing.
neilrickaby
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Post by neilrickaby »

BGA (Big Green Arrow!) on the CHFJPY H4, also above the 240MA so NB compliant! Posted For those who can't monitor their charts!
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lionsden
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Post by lionsden »

Gertje » Mon Dec 08, 2014 9:16 am wrote:
lionsden » Mon Dec 08, 2014 2:01 pm wrote:
thanks for that update. I must obviously have a setting wrong because my 4hr shows a large green arrow. I am using the TPL in the 1st post is there some other setting I might have missed needed ?

TIA
Lionsden
What version of the HGI indi do you use?

Sorry for delay in getting back. Had to step away....I am using HGI_light V.14.05.

thanks
Pipstubborn
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Post by Pipstubborn »

Fibotrend » Mon Dec 08, 2014 7:40 am wrote:
On the other hand on the input tab of HGI, the MA 240 filter is set to false as ootb. We should leave it that way or must be set to true? I personally have it set to false cause I want to be guided by the wavy lines.
You can also alternate it, for example I set the filter to true for entries and false for exits; I'm demoing the HGI on 5M and that helps to stick to the higher TF. I will post some pics soon.

Cheers
Thanks for the feedback Fibotrend
xilef

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Post by xilef »

My open trades from afternoon today :)


greets

xilef
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celte83
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Post by celte83 »

Hi all,
Wow, what a work, what an excellent work!
It is so convincing that I decided to throw myself living (in reel live) in the swimming pool to sharks that is Forex.

Thank you Nanningbob, thanks to you every Sirs.
jean-françois
And saddened for my bad English, I am French... :oops:
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society
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Post by society »

got in that same uj long on the 4 hour
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xrismak
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Pipstubborn » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:23 pm wrote:
Hi Xrismak,

Are you trading the H1 TF ?

Thanks
Pipstubborn,
Sorry for my late Answer I just Stepped back in and I am hot wiring the H1 TF for Now until I see something that Catches my Fancy on the H4 TF, for Now I am Too Legit 2 Quit with this HGI thing....Men this is the REAL DEAL for Indicators :lol: , I feel like Break Dancing.... :D :D :D

Happy Trading Y'all,
xrismak ;) :D
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andreatrade1
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HGI Simulation

Post by andreatrade1 »

I have tried to run the standard Moving Averages expert ( in the strategy tester) and applying the HGI indicator ( green and red arrows ).

At the end of the simulation I have applied again the HGI indicator ( Aqua and Magenta arrows ) but the results are quite different.

What are the right arrows ?
Is it possible to backtest the HGI ?

Thanks in advance, Andrea
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milanese
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Post by milanese »

forget the Empty4 backtester, it is crappy

Cheers :)

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