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Some of you might struggle using WaveGarrick's latest template with Tomele's latest TDesk version 4. When you see two TDesks appearing to be on top of one another a nice solution is, on the TDesk chart then CTRL B (Object List), select List All, CTRL A (Select All) then delete all objects.
Give it a little while and TDesk v4 should regenerate the matrix.
Well it worked for me so just thought I'd share.
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traveliron » 04 Nov 2018, 23:51 wrote:Some of you might struggle using WaveGarrick's latest template with Tomele's latest TDesk version 4. When you see two TDesks appearing to be on top of one another a nice solution is, on the TDesk chart then CTRL B (Object List), select List All, CTRL A (Select All) then delete all objects.
Give it a little while and TDesk v4 should regenerate the matrix.
Well it worked for me so just thought I'd share.
Cheers Chris
Hi Chris.

Thanks for the heads-up. I have uploaded a corrected version of TDesk that should do the trick.

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Brilliant Thomas. The speed at which things get done around here is amazing. And when you look at the level of those things that are being done then I find it just astounding.
Hats off to you all.
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Hello fellow traders,

I posted in the hopelessly confused thread with some DEMO results

And was asked to share the setup over here

I won't go posting any Templates as there is nothing special, very easy for anyone to do 1 indicator

Many great trends started last week, but I didn't jump on them until this week

So, I'm using a type of SuperTrend indicator and the All Averages TD V2 to filter

And taking multiple entries in the direction of trend on breakouts or general Price Action, currency strength

A simple chart looks like this, the dashed line is last week's high (and low)

I'm a great believer in 4 Hour charts, very easy to visual the Price Action of last week, and how this week is unfolding

The thing with TDESK, opens all the charts easily, make changes, no problem, no need to ever save a Profile again.

And the currency filter make it easy to check open trades are correct direction for all cross pairs, see NZD example

Cheers and good trading to all, don't confuse bull market for brains :D
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Hi Guys,

Just a quick update with my setfile posted last week. The basket has grown to 2500 pips in open trades :yahoo:

Aud and Nzd pairs doing it for me. I envisage a grid of 3 to 5 trades in the future. Anyway early days. My main goal for the time being is to see how single currency pair trades pan out, with a close on opposite signals only using Steve's Desky Ea with no fancy tricks. As simple as you can get.

Ps. I started transmitting to FxTestify at the beginning of this week.

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Hi Guys,

Just to inject some enthusiasm :cheer: Ok I started transmitting to Fx testify 2 weeks ago so I can imagine that my set should start appearing early next week.

All looking good:

My basket still looking healthy with a steady close on opposite signals. My idea is to get this in sync with the market.
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My overall status since I started 14.09.18:
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Now, based on my overall performance I have started looking at setting " Use grid Size" to true at 3 trades on Steve's trading partner Ea. Steve's Desky Ea is a work in progress and I patiently look at Steve's updates and based on the feedback from traders. Thanks Guys and most of all Steve :good: .
This has also set my recovery option mode in Steve's Desky Ea in motion and closed some sterling profits. Simply great when you have a med to long term strat in the works.

I will update my sets in time to come.

Anyway thanks SHF.

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Brilliant thanks Leon, that's heartening news and wow do your results show the fruits of the patience required for the swing approach to Forex :good: :cheer:
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Hi Guys,

Just wanted to say Hi.

All good an the tests are going well :)

Cheers
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Hi Trader,

Thanks for your Pm. It has not been a great setup for anyone starting to test my set for the past week or so. Whilst I can say that I am still looking good overall I can also see that I would have battled if I started a week ago. My other concern is that some trades are starting to reverse and actually throwing away good profitable trades, and I don't intervene for the sake of a hands off system. This stands to reason as I am looking for a close on overall opposite trade signal only, without having trail stops etc. in the mix. Based on daily Hgi signals in the opposite direction it can mean hundreds of pips, especially if your timing is out of sync. On the flip side, of course it is only a matter of time and you could run trades into hundreds if not thousands of profitable pips.

Anyway your pm has made me go back and do some thinking. The Rsi cross Td v2 indicator has become an absolute must for me and thanks Thomas for coding it for me. You can add one more Rsi Td cross with my setfile based on rsi 26 and 2 or 5 cross on the daily timeframe. It captures short to medium term swings very nicely. And can get you out of profitable trades timeously.

A good Hgi combination to go with this is Hgi based on the 15 min and 1 hr t/frame or 15min, 1hr and 4hr time frame.

Anyway I am attaching a proposed trade chart template for anyone wishing to give it a spin:
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Let me know if anything missing.

Have a great week.

Cheers
Leon
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Hi Leon and team here

I would like to support the comment from you in last post. Because of various Desky things, (different closures) I was trialing I did two restarts of your set in last two weeks and also measured how much profit leaked with Friday reversals (300pips from one trial) week before. With a start last week on one trial I was running with a -1000pip DD at one stage exactly as you have suggested. My efforts this last week have been focused on studying what Peaky can do for us to manage this challenge of the shift to ranging or across the board reversals. I think there is good potential for Peaky to help with this. In this scenario last week Peaky H4 would have simply been saying no no no don't enter in the H4 context. I am going to run with two sets based on your setup mainly this week that look at basket and trailing basket vs close on opposite and both will have H4 Peaky supervising. Credit if this works goes to you and that Steve Hopwood character (thanks Steve for all the reminders re Peaky, every time I put Peaky aside I end up coming back to it.......) I will post once I get something a bit stable in terms of results.

Appreciate your ongoing lead with this set Leon, very helpful.
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