TDesk User Indicators Playground

[Wavegarrick]

Hi Bruce,

Sure find attached. I have also attached a current Eu Picture for reference. It probably has to do with setting "Ignore open Candle" to false.

Cheers
Leon

[Bruster400]

It probably has to do with setting "Ignore open Candle" to false.

Thanks Leon, that's exactly what it was!

[isabek]

Hi All!

Little help tool for manual traders.

Indicator adds two buttons (Buy Sell)
Both unpressed = signal NONE, TDesk will ignore this indicator (default)
Both pressed = signal FLAT (you can use this option for turning off signals on the currency pair)
Buy pressed = LONG signal
Sell pressed = SHORT signal

BR,

isabek.

BUYSELL TD.mq4

[lbs48]

REQ:

Hi all.
I try find any filter for better entry timing.
I have to much entry at an inappropriate time - see attached.

I think that Hurst (e.g.) can be filter bad timing entry.

Can some coder wizard on SHF modify attached indi for work MTF with TDesk and Desky please?

Many thanks in advance.
Lubos

[Eod]

Hello everybody,
i would have a request for the indicator:
is possible create a SUPER TREND INDICATOR for our TDESK dashboard (is better i say ea)????

Thank's in advance

[Doreinie]

Dear all,

working with Tdesk is just great! Thanks a lot for all the work done here.
Still, I often miss entry points and sometimes I feel that the buy or sell signal only comes when its already too late.
Hence, I try to find out what works for me. So I have experimented with the TMA_CG_mod_31 indicator.
I attached the indi twice on H1 time frame chart.

Simply setting the halflength a) to 60 on current timeframe and 2nd time to 20 on current timeframe.
my view is that this shows a wonder of surprising clear and simple view of entry and exit for many pairs.
I´m new to forex still and felt much surprised with discovering this. But maybe this was seen before and dumped as it had no long term stability? If my "discovery" is a new view then it might be great to make this indi compatible with Tdesk?

TMA_CG_mod_31.mq4

TMA_CG_mod_31.ex4

TDesk3.tpl

2018-10-29 18_15_17-999016206_ TickmillUK-Live03 - [EURAUD,H1].png

Maybe my little observation is useful to some of you.

[SteveHopwood]

Dear all,

working with Tdesk is just great! Thanks a lot for all the work done here.
Still, I often miss entry points and sometime I feel that the buy or sell signal only comes when its already too late.
Hence, I try to find out what works for me. So I have experimented with the TMA_CG_mod_31 indicator.
I attache the indi twice on H1 time frame chart.

Simply setting the halflength a) to 60 on current timeframe and 2nd time to 20 on current timeframe.
my view is that this shows a wonder of surprising clear and simple view of entry and exit for many pairs.
I´m new to forex still and felt much surprised with discovering this. But maybe this was seen before and dumped as it had not long term stability? If my "discovery" is a new view then it might be great to make this indi compatible with Tdesk?






Maybe my little observation useful to some of you.

I doubt it. Your chart is a ridiculous mess.

I seriously advise you to clean it up and unclutter your mind. I suspect your mind is as chaotic as is your chart.

[Doreinie]

Thank you for your feedback.
The chart needed a cleanup. Done!

Attached some charts in H1 TF with just the 2 indicators for various pairs. As well the tpl file to make it easy to reproduce. The two pink lines use the TMA_CG_mod_31 indicator with half-length 60, current TF
The red and blue, are top and bottom "TMA_CG_mod_31" with half-length 20, current TF. The yellow is just the median of the two pink.
Strategy: sell when small red is above pink line and price touching the red again. Buy when blue is below or touching pink and entering again the blue "envelope".

Maybe I overlook something that has been checked and discussed to death before. It just seems so obvious to see when to buy, sell and exit that I dare to share and ask to make this Tdesk compatible.
The half-length 20 indicator could be the "Solo" single. When half-length 20 and 60 agree then this could be a "Super" signal in Tdesk and Desky could do its work.

In case my confused mind is playing me have mercy with an enthusiastic learner.

Thanks

[SteveHopwood]

Thank you for your feedback.
The chart needed a cleanup. Done!

Attached some charts in H1 TF with just the 2 indicators for various pairs. As well the tpl file to make it easy to reproduce. The two pink lines use the TMA_CG_mod_31 indicator with half-length 60, current TF
The red and blue, are top and bottom "TMA_CG_mod_31" with half-length 20, current TF. The yellow is just the median of the two pink.
Strategy: sell when small red is above pink line and price touching the red again. Buy when blue is below or touching pink and entering again the blue "envelope".

Maybe I overlook something that has been checked and discussed to death before. It just seems so obvious to see when to buy, sell and exit that I dare to share and ask to make this Tdesk compatible.
The half-length 20 indicator could be the "Solo" single. When half-length 20 and 60 agree then this could be a "Super" signal in Tdesk and Desky could do its work.

In case my confused mind is playing me have mercy with an enthusiastic learner.

Thanks

That is better.

Somebody might take some notice now. No guarantees, but at least you do not look like an idiot any more.

[tomele]

The half-length 20 indicator could be the "Solo" single. When half-length 20 and 60 agree then this could be a "Super" signal in Tdesk and Desky could do its work.

No. Drone indicators can only send LONG, SHORT or FLAT to TDesk, not "Solo", "Multi" or "Super" signals. These are internal calculations. You could run a half-length 20 and a half length 60 indicator parallel and possibly set the TDesk signal computation parameters to achieve what you want.

But first you might define exactly how a LONG or SHORT signal of your indicator shall be computed. For me, it is far from obvious. "Something touching something and then entering something" is difficult to code.

Are there any records of succesfully trading this?

Cheers
Thomas