TDesk Whispers

[tomele]

Hi @all.

Some new toys are in post 1. Brief description is in post 2.

Cheers
Thomas

[Dragonian]

Hi @all.

Some new toys are in post 1. Brief description is in post 2.

Cheers
Thomas

:hi:

[tomele]

Hi @all.

TDesk 6.3 is in post 1. Explanation is in post 2.

Cheers
Thomas

[rapple]

Dear Thomas

Initial feedback,

TDesk 6.3 is a "Piece of Art"

Kind regards Richard

[milanese]

Dear Thomas

Initial feedback,

TDesk 6.3 is a "Piece of Art"

Kind regards Richard

Thomas is a real artist

Cheers

Tommaso

[tomele]

Hi @all.

Final version of TDesk and some of the scripts are in the official thread now. It might take us years to unleash all of TDesk's potential.

I will concentrate more on indicators, strategies and the helpers (Viewer, Player and Optimizer) now.

Cheers
Thomas

[tomele]

Hi@all again.

I am up to writing an universal signaling drone. If this works, it can use nearly every indicator out there and send multi-pair, multi-timeframe signals to TDesk.

Would you guys post some of your favourite COMPLICATED indicators here, please. I need to get an idea how to catch indicator outputs on a truly universal base.

Thank you
Thomas

[Dragonian]

Hello Thomas,

I hope that this is complicated enough for you .

I use camarilla pivots as my preferred daily/weekly pivot indicator. I attach a PDF explaining the traditional way of using these pivots in case you are not familiar with them.

As a stand alone strategy they would be used as areas to take profit, look for a possible price reversal or a price breakout.

Quite often other indicators will be happily showing a trend so an EA might open a position only to have price immediately reverse having bounced off a camarilla pivot so as part of an integrated system I use them as areas where new trades should not be entered into until price has demonstrated it's intention and moved a certain distance away either having bounced off the pivot level and reversed or broken through, re-visited and then continued on past the pivot level. In this case an automated version should be able to prevent a new continuation trade from being opened if price is within "x" pips of the pivot by suggesting a possible change in direction while also having the ability to close existing trades either in full or in part and setting a break even, or just setting a break even. It's too early on a Monday morning to have any good examples of what I mean but I include a snap of EURCAD showing Heiken Ashi candles, HGI and stochastic all indicating a long trend only for price to bounce off the H3 camarilla pivot. As described above a camarilla "zone" would have prevented a long trade from being taken by suggesting a possible price reversal.

Similar "zones" around the included fib pivots and the, not included, daily open price would be even better, and yet more complicated

I use the attached camarilla9-1by_lu as it has a weekly option but only an ex4 file so I also include a similar indicator's mq4 for your perusal.

Good luck .

[taipan]

i-BandsPrice.ex4

i-BandsPrice.mq4

i-bandsprice_+_sma15.png

Hi Thomas, here is one of my favourite indicator i-bandsprice with ema15. I use it on daily timeframe. I think the chart itself is self explantory. Basically is the Yellow line cross over above of magenta line for buy. The reverse for sell.

[tomele]

Hi guys.

Thanks for your indicators.

I think I will split up the problem into three parts.

* Indicators that use buffers and can get read via iCustom. I estimate that are 90 percent of all indicators. They either use the buffers to draw curves (like MACD, Stoch, Averages, Nonlagdot, Superslope etc.) or to draw arrows (like HGI).

* Indicators that draw objects indicating entry and exit points.

* Indicators drawing lines as support/resistance zones.

I plan to address these with different approaches, i.e. different "universal drones". First will be the mostly used version, indicators using buffers to draw curves. They are perfect for multi-timeframe, multi-pair usage. i-BandsPrice is a very good example.

Attached is the first prototype of such a drone to universally read indicator buffers. It can:

* use two different indicators (or the same, just leave the 2nd name blank)
* use four different buffers
* compare them to each other, constants, various price series or buffer averages
* use different logical operators for the comparison.

The defaults are those for i-BandsPrice as it was my test object.

Give it a try and some feedback to me.

Cheers
Thomas

*** The stuff is now in post 1