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SteveHopwood » Wed Mar 08, 2017 2:35 pm wrote:If you want to stop SuperSlope confusing the picture with its own arrows on the chart:
  • load the indi into the editor.
  • go to line 768 and create a blank line so that 768 becomes 769.
  • type <return;> without the <> at 768.
  • F7 to compile.
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Thanks Steve.

The indi actually has an option to turn the arrows off in the settings .. it just wasn't in the EA :uff:
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TraderJoeForex » Wed Mar 08, 2017 10:00 pm wrote:
SteveHopwood » Wed Mar 08, 2017 2:35 pm wrote:If you want to stop SuperSlope confusing the picture with its own arrows on the chart:
  • load the indi into the editor.
  • go to line 768 and create a blank line so that 768 becomes 769.
  • type <return;> without the <> at 768.
  • F7 to compile.
:xm:
Thanks Steve.

The indi actually has an option to turn the arrows off in the settings ..
It never worked for me. The arrows showed up come what may.
it just wasn't in the EA :uff:
And I have told you already that the EA does not consult the indi. Thomas has subsumed the indi code within the EA. The ea could not give a stuff about the indi. It does not know about it. There is no SS indi so far as the EA is concerned. Which bit of that do you not understand?
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SteveHopwood » Wed Mar 08, 2017 10:44 pm wrote: It never worked for me. The arrows showed up come what may.

And I have told you already that the EA does not consult the indi. Thomas has subsumed the indi code within the EA. The ea could not give a stuff about the indi. It does not know about it. There is no SS indi so far as the EA is concerned. Which bit of that do you not understand?
I do understand Steve and appreciate all you have done here :)
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I am thinking the logical next step in filtering entries further will come from utilising Steve's peak high-low indicator here.

Looking at this H1 chart of EURGBP as an example:

The peak high low on the current chart provides the overall direction to look for trades
The D1 CSS stops us from taking entries too soon once a new peak high or low has formed
The Flying Buddhas help average into a decent entry and find appropriate exit.

I will start posting some trade examples on this in the coming week...
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I've been playing with this on multiple timeframes (M5 through to D1), and been having some fun ;)
At first, I had six instances of SS on a single chart, each one setup to show on a particular timeframe (e.g. Only show the M30 SS on the M5 chart)... I did that on 28 charts, and man, did my computer bitch and complain about that!
After a day of putting up with that, I decided to mod SS v2.0 so that it would automatically show the SS of the timeframe that is two steps above the chart it's on, so an M5 chart gets the M30 SS, the M15 chart gets the H1 SS, etc.
Hope you find it useful for the odd scalp or two ;)

Have fun!
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Thanks Radar. This is very useful :good: :good:
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Radar wrote:I've been playing with this on multiple timeframes (M5 through to D1), and been having some fun ;)
At first, I had six instances of SS on a single chart, each one setup to show on a particular timeframe (e.g. Only show the M30 SS on the M5 chart)... I did that on 28 charts, and man, did my computer bitch and complain about that!
After a day of putting up with that, I decided to mod SS v2.0 so that it would automatically show the SS of the timeframe that is two steps above the chart it's on, so an M5 chart gets the M30 SS, the M15 chart gets the H1 SS, etc.
Hope you find it useful for the odd scalp or two ;)

Have fun!
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Hey Gang,

Just spotted a few bloops in the modded SS...

Open it on your favourite editor, and go to line 7564, and change

Code: Select all

Naaah!
Only joking!
Sorry, I couldn't help myself ;)

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Radar » Fri Mar 10, 2017 6:39 pm wrote:Hey Gang,

Just spotted a few bloops in the modded SS...

Open it on your favourite editor, and go to line 7564, and change

Code: Select all

Naaah!
Only joking!
Sorry, I couldn't help myself ;)

Have fun!
Radar =8^)
Good to see you here Radar.. the indi mods will certainly be helpful :cheer:
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TraderJoeForex » Sat Mar 11, 2017 11:14 am wrote:
Good to see you here Radar.. the indi mods will certainly be helpful :cheer:
I just had a squizz inside Steve's Peak HiLo indicator, to see if I could get it to zoom back in a bit after it has drawn its lines, (the way it zooms right out does my head in), but I got totally lost in there :(
The only thing that I could work out is that I couldn't work any of it out ;)
Some indies are really simple to modify... PHL ain't one of 'em ;)

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