HGI used with Hurst charts
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Here is a GBPJPY D1 chart showing a trend wavy signal to setup followed by break of TDMTL to confirm and entry long. I missed this break when it happend so would not enter at this point now of posting.. I will await a retrace and enter when H4 lines back up.
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GBPJPY H4 shows the retrace potentially setting up (remember we are waiting to enter long as per D1)..
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O well. That retrace didn't happpen! .. so perhaps best entry on this has been missed. Posting anyway because it's a great example of no sure thing in Forex. Better out than in (with too big a risk had I entered when I first posted).
Will have to wait for next hurst cycle to enter (10/2 now posted below)..
Will have to wait for next hurst cycle to enter (10/2 now posted below)..
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I missed 2nd chance of entry into this but it came on the H1 this morning...
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Thank you TraderJoeForex for the update. So instead of using DL Hurst MACD MTF you are just switching timeframes?TraderJoeForex » Fri Feb 06, 2015 6:14 am wrote:GBPJPY H4 shows the retrace potentially setting up (remember we are waiting to enter long as per D1)..
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I am not entering based on the DL Hurst MACD alone so yes I switch to a lower timeframe for trade entry (based on the higher timeframe HGI). If we had an MTF HGI then perhaps could do this all on one.. a future story..? but for now I trade D1, H4 and H1 wavy HGI setups and enter once the lower timeframe also lines up.drloyd » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:02 pm wrote:Thank you TraderJoeForex for the update. So instead of using DL Hurst MACD MTF you are just switching timeframes?TraderJoeForex » Fri Feb 06, 2015 6:14 am wrote:GBPJPY H4 shows the retrace potentially setting up (remember we are waiting to enter long as per D1)..
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you know HGI-Matrix? This is a MTF HGI dashboard...TraderJoeForex » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:10 pm wrote:I am not entering based on the DL Hurst MACD alone so yes I switch to a lower timeframe for trade entry (based on the higher timeframe HGI). If we had an MTF HGI then perhaps could do this all on one.. a future story..? but for now I trade D1, H4 and H1 wavy HGI setups and enter once the lower timeframe also lines up.drloyd » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:02 pm wrote:Thank you TraderJoeForex for the update. So instead of using DL Hurst MACD MTF you are just switching timeframes?TraderJoeForex » Fri Feb 06, 2015 6:14 am wrote:GBPJPY H4 shows the retrace potentially setting up (remember we are waiting to enter long as per D1)..
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Thank you. I really appreciate your research. The reason I asked is that over at the HGI thread they talk about never changing time frames to prevent the dreaded update to the signals.I am not entering based on the DL Hurst MACD alone so yes I switch to a lower timeframe for trade entry (based on the higher timeframe HGI). If we had an MTF HGI then perhaps could do this all on one.. a future story..? but for now I trade D1, H4 and H1 wavy HGI setups and enter once the lower timeframe also lines up.
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Agreed and I rely on the Matrix to fire the signals and alert me for the next chart to open and await a trade entry on. ..milanese » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:15 pm wrote:you know HGI-Matrix? This is a MTF HGI dashboard...TraderJoeForex » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:10 pm wrote:I am not entering based on the DL Hurst MACD alone so yes I switch to a lower timeframe for trade entry (based on the higher timeframe HGI). If we had an MTF HGI then perhaps could do this all on one.. a future story..? but for now I trade D1, H4 and H1 wavy HGI setups and enter once the lower timeframe also lines up.drloyd » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:02 pm wrote:Thank you TraderJoeForex for the update. So instead of using DL Hurst MACD MTF you are just switching timeframes?TraderJoeForex » Fri Feb 06, 2015 6:14 am wrote:GBPJPY H4 shows the retrace potentially setting up (remember we are waiting to enter long as per D1)..
So yes .. could then open the lower timeframe chart on that pair and with MACD Hurst and MTF MACD Hurst for the timeframe above and enter when it all lines up.. good thinking and a tidy solution for anyone that prefers this.
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drloyd » Fri Feb 06, 2015 3:52 pm wrote:Thank you. I really appreciate your research. The reason I asked is that over at the HGI thread they talk about never changing time frames to prevent the dreaded update to the signals.I am not entering based on the DL Hurst MACD alone so yes I switch to a lower timeframe for trade entry (based on the higher timeframe HGI). If we had an MTF HGI then perhaps could do this all on one.. a future story..? but for now I trade D1, H4 and H1 wavy HGI setups and enter once the lower timeframe also lines up.
Sure.. I take the signals off Matrix so not an issue. As Milanese has pointed out you can ignore my comment about an MTF HGI as the Matrix essentially already offers that