Pedro2 » Mon Dec 15, 2014 2:11 pm wrote:Another thought is that you could have a second line with 162 which deals with Fib. So get out of half position at 162. Stops to break even for the second half at say 195. That should be fairly bullet proof...
Pedro
Pedro, sorry I do not understand your proposal, can you elaborate or show a picture?
Thanks Mike
All it really means Mike is a little after the Hurst MA's cross. I get out of half of my position with stops to breakeven. Then get out of the half of the position at the target indicated by the Hurst TMA's. Nothing more really.
Pedro2 » Tue Dec 16, 2014 2:20 pm wrote:
Cherry, you will get I cross I found and then as the price run progresses and the price gets a real good positive kick because of some news items. Then the cross can shift up some what if it is a buy. If that is the case then you can fib from center to the low again and that will alter your target or targets. If you are not around to see that movement of the cross move up a little then the worst that will happen is you will not get the full price run.
As for the long AUDNZD daily run. Where you are not getting feedback from Hurst MA's. I would rely just about 100% on HGI. That particular price run showed absolutely no change in direction from HGI. So that is the way I would handle it. It seems to me that some traders are starting to rely more on Hurst than HGI. And there is nothing wrong with that. But do not forget to keep reading your HGI arrows etc. So hope that helps Cherry.?
Pedro
Thanks Pedro, that makes total sense.
I'm yet to find a nice big arrow on D1 since looking at this but sure looking forward to it happening!!
I'm not expecting this until next year really, but want to be nice and ready.
With so much going on with HGI testing it has taken me a while to get to this great idea of yours. Am now testing the Hurst lines with my trading. I am impressed, I really do think you have made a contribution here. I will come back here after I have tested and traded a while.
Hi pedro i would like to thank Bob for a wonderful indi he was able to to produce with his creative mind .I had some old indicators that finally put the bailout or stay part of HGI to bed.I am posting the chart and the indie if it helps anyone.
kpmoney1 » Tue Dec 16, 2014 12:57 pm wrote:Hi pedro i would like to thank Bob for a wonderful indi he was able to to produce with his creative mind .I had some old indicators that finally put the bailout or stay part of HGI to bed.I am posting the chart and the indie if it helps anyone.
Hi KPMoney,
Would you mind eloborating a stay in or bailout example in your chart with your indicators? Thank you.
When you have exhaustions in the market the wavy alerts appear. market will either go into a range and continue or reverse completely. if the indis dont flip i know its a continuation ,if it flips,i know a reversal will likely take place. I can also trade the wavy alerts back to the tma median knowing that the market will contine with its immediate trend. i can also do a counter trend with the little rad arrows .Thats what i mean by bail or stay.
kpmoney1 » Tue Dec 16, 2014 5:14 pm wrote:When you have exhaustions in the market the wavy alerts appear. market will either go into a range and continue or reverse completely. if the indis dont flip i know its a continuation ,if it flips,i know a reversal will likely take place. I can also trade the wavy alerts back to the tma median knowing that the market will contine with its immediate trend. i can also do a counter trend with the little rad arrows .Thats what i mean by bail or stay.
I see. For example a Sell, I am pretty sure the Wave means a complete end of the trend and it will range for awhile. Only when there is a Buy arrow with Hurts rule would then mean you Buy (ie. a reversal). Hmm, interesting. Will need some testing
I downloaded the indicators and template from post 1. When I open my chart in Empty4 I only have 1 arrow on EURUSD and no arrows on the other pairs. Am I missing something here?
Thanks for sharing this system, it looks good and I would like to give it a try.
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