BALUDA'S SUPER CSS-2.0. THE SIMPLEST TRADING SYSTEM EVER

Post by **Zennor** » Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:57 pm

KeithM » Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:52 pm wrote:
Zennor » Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:38 pm wrote:
Thanks Zennor

Your explanations are really helpful. I will try to emulate your strategy in demo this week. What is the longest it took to hit your target this week starting from 1 hour before London open?

Cheers

Keith

Hi Keith the longest taken so far is 6 hours.

Post by **The_Snowman** » Sun Sep 18, 2016 4:21 am

macush » Sun Sep 18, 2016 9:39 am wrote:
The_Snowman » Sat Sep 17, 2016 8:39 pm wrote:
Don't see why that would happen but here is mine

Thanks Snowman,
I'm using CSS V 2.2, would that have something to do with it??

IDK, I'll let the experts answer that

All I know is, this thread is about Super CSS, have you tried using that?

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macush · Post by **macush** » Sun Sep 18, 2016 10:51 am

Thankyou,I have tried using this,and in fact the Version on Page 1 Clearly says Version 2.2
Hence my query,sorry to trouble you.

Post by **nanningbob** » Sun Sep 18, 2016 4:19 pm

Latest update pg.1 post 1

OK Test this out. Gary Combined regular CSS, with Super CSS, and Baluda's Slope into one indi. There are statements inside the code so you can change it back and forth. Regular CSS was upgraded and several corrections were made. Super CSS codes are now available to all. Basically changed iMA to 7 from 21, ATR from 100 to 50, and changed the T/F statements for individual currencies. There is a lot to play with so good luck. I will try to update info on this first page as time permits. My new vacation is up and I'm back to work. Anyway have fun. I will leave the old pic up and post the new pic. The rules have not changed. Also included is the numbers from different TF so you can adjust those also.

Post by **TraderJoeForex** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 12:55 am

nanningbob » Sun Sep 18, 2016 4:19 pm wrote:Latest update pg.1 post 1

OK Test this out. Gary Combined regular CSS, with Super CSS, and Baluda's Slope into one indi. There are statements inside the code so you can change it back and forth. Regular CSS was upgraded and several corrections were made. Super CSS codes are now available to all. Basically changed iMA to 7 from 21, ATR from 100 to 50, and changed the T/F statements for individual currencies. There is a lot to play with so good luck. I will try to update info on this first page as time permits. My new vacation is up and I'm back to work. Anyway have fun. I will leave the old pic up and post the new pic. The rules have not changed. Also included is the numbers from different TF so you can adjust those also.

:hi:

manfloy · Post by **manfloy** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 10:10 am

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC !!! BLESS U GUYS, HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK

Andy

Post by **BobbyT** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 10:38 am

Does anybody know what the iCustom format is for superCSS?

I quite like Zonnors' idea a few pages back and feel like tinkering. But I need the iCustom format to do so.

Or better yet, can anybody tell me how to work out what the iCustom format for any given indi is. The MTF HGI I created relied heavily on code previously produced by Rene.

Alas, it is rather early days for this little hotcake so no such code exists for me to pilfer.

Cheers,
BobbyT

PS: Bob, will there be a library version put out in the foreseeable future? Thanks and congratulations on another great contribution to the community

Post by **Gertje** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 11:06 am

Zennor » Thu Sep 15, 2016 3:46 pm wrote: System.
1] Chart Time Frame: 1H
2] Start time: UK opening (10:00am Bully Bully Pepperstone).
3] Entry: Buy or sell if the UK 07:00 (09:00 Bully Bully Pepperstone) CSS colour is different from the previous 06:00

Did you consider opening trades on EVERY pair at UK-opening, regardless if a cross happened or not?
Some pairs start going up or down before LO, and never cross back.

Post by **Gertje** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 2:06 pm

Zennor » Fri Sep 16, 2016 11:31 am wrote:Marco the system is extremely easy to trade.

At 08:00 UK time I trade every crossover that happens from the 07:00 candle onwards.

So if the 07:00 candle is different from the 06:00 candle I take the trade. If it is the same colour and I'm talking CSS colours here then I wait for the crossover to occur.

Once I am in a trade I trade in the direction of the CSS and trade all crossovers so I could have buys and sells on one pair. These trades tend to lock in a small loss and I just wait for a currency pair or two to make a move and when they do they negate the whipsawing pairs and takes care of the profit.

If you look on page 15 and my description of the method the last picture clearly shows the method in action.

Hope this helps.

WOW.

I tried it today, and closed with 1.5% profit a few minutes ago.
I didn't follow all the rules, as I have to drive over an hour to the office, I miss at least one bar closingtime after LO.
Today I started entering trades at 11h00 [10h00 London time], and then on every hour again. I entered in all pairs; previous bar red; sell. Previous bar green; buy.
I noticed that one trades a huge amount of lots this way, I closed 6.98 full lots with $150,- profit, so a little over 2 pips on averige.....

I think this strategy could be easily automated for someone with the needed skills....

Post by **Zennor** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 3:13 pm

Gertje » Mon Sep 19, 2016 12:06 pm wrote:
Zennor » Thu Sep 15, 2016 3:46 pm wrote:
Did you consider opening trades on EVERY pair at UK-opening, regardless if a cross happened or not?
Some pairs start going up or down before LO, and never cross back.

Gertje,

Yes I have traded this way and quite a few others. The reason for this way was primarily to keep the DD as low as possible and of all the methods tried this one worked the best in that aspect.

The benefit of the method that you mentioned is that you will hit your target a lot sooner but like I said expect bigger draw downs.

Zennor