10.2 forum
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f451
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Re: 10.2 forum
Gotta agree with that.
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Hey all,
Trying to get up to speed on 10.2 & 10.2a. Got everything loaded but I seem to be having problems with the WHO. Isn't it supposed to reset to 0 at the beginning of every week. It appears to be mirroring (almost) the green/gold 2x1?
Am I doing something totally wrong?
Thanks
Trying to get up to speed on 10.2 & 10.2a. Got everything loaded but I seem to be having problems with the WHO. Isn't it supposed to reset to 0 at the beginning of every week. It appears to be mirroring (almost) the green/gold 2x1?
Am I doing something totally wrong?
Thanks
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garyfritz
Re: 10.2 forum
Bob's indicators only work with GMT+0 crims, or at least crims that have Sunday D1 bars. Replace his indicators with the fixed ones here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 486#p13486
Bob, could we put the fixed indicators in your source posts so people don't keep running into this?
Bob, could we put the fixed indicators in your source posts so people don't keep running into this?
- spyderman
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Re: 10.2 forum
garyfritz wrote:Bob's indicators only work with GMT+0 crims, or at least crims that have Sunday D1 bars. Replace his indicators with the fixed ones here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 486#p13486
Bob, could we put the fixed indicators in your source posts so people don't keep running into this?
Thanks Gary,
I noticed you guys talking about that but missed the update reference.
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- nanningbob
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Re: 10.2 forum
OK done udated with the 6.26 dategaryfritz wrote:Bob's indicators only work with GMT+0 crims, or at least crims that have Sunday D1 bars. Replace his indicators with the fixed ones here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 486#p13486
Bob, could we put the fixed indicators in your source posts so people don't keep running into this?
I trade http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =38&t=3964,
I talk about my philosophy of trading here.
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"The key to converting something useful to others is simplicity. Complexity is the enemy to execution." Tony Robbins
I talk about my philosophy of trading here.
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =38&t=3627
"The key to converting something useful to others is simplicity. Complexity is the enemy to execution." Tony Robbins
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If you find my system helpful please make a donation to: http://www.compassion.com/Ray Singcar wrote:Hi Bob
I have attempted to trade many systems and EA's in the past and have followed 10 and 10.2. It has taken awhile for me to half understand the mindset and logic with your systems. However it has really fallen into place with 10.2a I have a clearly defined mechanical plan now and know exactly when to pull the trigger.
I sincerely wish you all the best with the school....you may only have 40 pupils but in the cyber world you have helped hundreds..I feel now I am starting to become a fisherman.
I would like to make a small donation from my winnings to either your school or charity. Could you please advise account or payee details.
Many many thanks...Jeff
This is my favorite charity, Thank you.
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I talk about my philosophy of trading here.
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"The key to converting something useful to others is simplicity. Complexity is the enemy to execution." Tony Robbins
I talk about my philosophy of trading here.
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =38&t=3627
"The key to converting something useful to others is simplicity. Complexity is the enemy to execution." Tony Robbins
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Lifesys
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Re: 10.2 forum
Hi Bob
Thanks for all your contributions.
Another issue I have mentioned on other threads & discussed with Steve is the Pts vs pips.
When you first released 10.2 pivot indis, pivots levels were all factored by 10000 which meant they were useless on all JPY, XAG & XAU pairs. Later releases have the 'multiplier' factor which again is a sometimes fix. The difference from price to pivot on shown as Pts (but is usually pips - 1/ 100 cent).
To test the accuracy of any system/indi I suggest drag onto EURUSD, EURJPY & XAUUSD.
Yesterday, on gold there was a difference Price to 10.2_WeeklyMainPivot of 150000 pts!! Which means "multiplier" is really a fiddle factor not a universal calculation.
Could I strongly suggest converting all indis to the Pipfactor system now partly implemented in MPTM. I realise this is an ongoing challenge as so many codebytes are written using the wrong ended application of MarketInfo (..);
eg SH EAs written using MaxSpread vs. MarketInfo("EURUSD",MODE_SPREAD); are inconsistent as MaxSpread must be expressed in points but all other declarations are pips.
Hence BE default - 25pips, MaxSpread default - 120, which of course is totally ineffective in 4 digit systems.
Using Pfactor,
spread = (Ask-Bid) * Pipfactor; [ or factor in MPTM]
is accurate across all pairs and timeframes.
Thanks again
Thanks for all your contributions.
Another issue I have mentioned on other threads & discussed with Steve is the Pts vs pips.
When you first released 10.2 pivot indis, pivots levels were all factored by 10000 which meant they were useless on all JPY, XAG & XAU pairs. Later releases have the 'multiplier' factor which again is a sometimes fix. The difference from price to pivot on shown as Pts (but is usually pips - 1/ 100 cent).
To test the accuracy of any system/indi I suggest drag onto EURUSD, EURJPY & XAUUSD.
Yesterday, on gold there was a difference Price to 10.2_WeeklyMainPivot of 150000 pts!! Which means "multiplier" is really a fiddle factor not a universal calculation.
Could I strongly suggest converting all indis to the Pipfactor system now partly implemented in MPTM. I realise this is an ongoing challenge as so many codebytes are written using the wrong ended application of MarketInfo (..);
eg SH EAs written using MaxSpread vs. MarketInfo("EURUSD",MODE_SPREAD); are inconsistent as MaxSpread must be expressed in points but all other declarations are pips.
Hence BE default - 25pips, MaxSpread default - 120, which of course is totally ineffective in 4 digit systems.
Using Pfactor,
spread = (Ask-Bid) * Pipfactor; [ or factor in MPTM]
is accurate across all pairs and timeframes.
Thanks again
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Lifesys
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Re: 10.2 forum
Hi
Further to my comment above it would be easier in 10.2 Pivots (6.1->) to simply change multiplier section to :
multiplier = 10000;
if(StringFind(Symbol(),"JPY", 0) !=-1 || StringFind(Symbol(),"XAG",0) !=-1 ) multiplier = 100;
if(StringFind(Symbol(),"XAU",0) !=-1) multiplier = 10;
which is as effective.
I am aware many here do not trade XAU, XAG but they can be more exciting than currencies, so why not make Indi's correct across them?
The first thing I do when seeing value in any indicator/EA is convert to true pips.
In original 10.2 Pivots, after fixing to pips, I also reduced prefixes to 2-3 letters and added actual price value to each Pivot/SupRes line, making it easier to check entry, TP levels.
Regards
Further to my comment above it would be easier in 10.2 Pivots (6.1->) to simply change multiplier section to :
multiplier = 10000;
if(StringFind(Symbol(),"JPY", 0) !=-1 || StringFind(Symbol(),"XAG",0) !=-1 ) multiplier = 100;
if(StringFind(Symbol(),"XAU",0) !=-1) multiplier = 10;
which is as effective.
I am aware many here do not trade XAU, XAG but they can be more exciting than currencies, so why not make Indi's correct across them?
The first thing I do when seeing value in any indicator/EA is convert to true pips.
In original 10.2 Pivots, after fixing to pips, I also reduced prefixes to 2-3 letters and added actual price value to each Pivot/SupRes line, making it easier to check entry, TP levels.
Regards
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If you can get a coder to do this it would be appreciated. I have a teacher whose mother just had a heart attack and I have to go help. I will probably not be around for a couple of days. Sorry.Lifesys wrote:Hi
Further to my comment above it would be easier in 10.2 Pivots (6.1->) to simply change multiplier section to :
multiplier = 10000;
if(StringFind(Symbol(),"JPY", 0) !=-1 || StringFind(Symbol(),"XAG",0) !=-1 ) multiplier = 100;
if(StringFind(Symbol(),"XAU",0) !=-1) multiplier = 10;
which is as effective.
I am aware many here do not trade XAU, XAG but they can be more exciting than currencies, so why not make Indi's correct across them?
The first thing I do when seeing value in any indicator/EA is convert to true pips.
In original 10.2 Pivots, after fixing to pips, I also reduced prefixes to 2-3 letters and added actual price value to each Pivot/SupRes line, making it easier to check entry, TP levels.
Regards
I trade http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =38&t=3964,
I talk about my philosophy of trading here.
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =38&t=3627
"The key to converting something useful to others is simplicity. Complexity is the enemy to execution." Tony Robbins
I talk about my philosophy of trading here.
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... =38&t=3627
"The key to converting something useful to others is simplicity. Complexity is the enemy to execution." Tony Robbins
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GT3RS
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Re: 10.2 forum
Hi all,
Just joining in here. New to Bob's strategies [I know! Where HAVE I been!!??].
Reading through the material and setting up my charts.
I'm going to start by keeping it simple and just taking the SRF trades - where price fails to make it to a S/R level and then reverses back through the pivot. Would that be a sensible way to start? Until I get a handle on the whole thing?
So much to learn!!!
Cheers,
Rob
Just joining in here. New to Bob's strategies [I know! Where HAVE I been!!??].
Reading through the material and setting up my charts.
I'm going to start by keeping it simple and just taking the SRF trades - where price fails to make it to a S/R level and then reverses back through the pivot. Would that be a sensible way to start? Until I get a handle on the whole thing?
So much to learn!!!
Cheers,
Rob