nanningbob » Fri Dec 12, 2014 5:19 am wrote:
I never understood the mentality of waiting for a candle close, the trade is either good at the time or it is not, why wait while a trade goes into profit never made sense to me. For example a 4H candle opens at 8am and at 830 price takes off. You wait until the next candle at 12 to take the trade when the euro session is over and the USA session action is basically done. That absolutely makes no sense what ever. Anyway, dont blame the indi for your choices.
nanningbob » Thu Dec 11, 2014 10:19 am wrote:
Yes post your trade ideas. How can we get a discussion going on trades unless you do? This is not a HGI and nothing else thread. If HGI is working with something give ideas with charts. HGI can be used as a stand alone but I use the 100 lines with it. I see some posts with FIBS. I hope to see it with S/R/P lines also. If we dont allow traders to post their ideas the thread will die or become nothing more than, thanks for the indi guys. At some point we have to talk about individual trades and how to implement some of the ideas of the booklet and things outside the booklet.
I guess you are referring to my post with FIBS?
I take a quick look here for S/R/P levels (so I don't clog up the chart with more indicators when HGI makes it so clean): http://www.investing.com/currencies/aud ... riod=month
I would like to be able to get rid of the on-screen information at the right hand edge (which is always identical on all my charts), is there a way of doing this?
plateman » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:22 am wrote:I would like to be able to get rid of the on-screen information at the right hand edge (which is always identical on all my charts), is there a way of doing this?
It shouldn't be identical but vary with each pair. If it is the same that probably means your "NewMarketsInfo" indi isn't loading correctly and its taking the old data from the saved template and displaying that. Check out and make sure "NewMarketsInfo" is in your list of indicators on your chart.
You can clear that old data by going into objects and deleting them.
plateman » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:22 am wrote:I would like to be able to get rid of the on-screen information at the right hand edge (which is always identical on all my charts), is there a way of doing this?
It shouldn't be identical but vary with each pair. If it is the same that probably means your "NewMarketsInfo" indi isn't loading correctly and its taking the old data from the saved template and displaying that. Check out and make sure "NewMarketsInfo" is in your list of indicators on your chart.
You can clear that old data by going into objects and deleting them.
Thanks Spyderman, just figured it out....delete the objects, funny how often that happens, ask for help and suddenly the penny drops. I'm not worried about NMO as it's not relevant to the way I use HGI.
is there possibility to remove rad and range arrows? I would like to have only trend and wavy alerts. On m15 rad and range arrows are unnecessary for me.
Thanks in advance.
is there possibility to remove rad and range arrows? I would like to have only trend and wavy alerts. On m15 rad and range arrows are unnecessary for me.
Thanks in advance.
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Change the colour of signals you don t need to "none" or to the same one as backround..
Manual traders can still use Holy Graily Bob for management - just set StopTrading to 'true' and he will monitor your trades and close them on an opposite direction signal. You will still have to read the HGB user guide for details because I will still flame you if you ask a question that is answered in the UG unless you are Bob, but the option is there for you.
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