Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
Yes I see - it would miss some but the double confirmation would reduce no. of trades but increase RR. In addition each currency pair would have its own character so optimisation of trigger value level on H1 would again improve RR mmmm. What would you do after H1 peak at 0.8.has triggered say a Long trade since D1 & now possible h4 last move is up....but between H1 peaks when trade is open D1 AND OR H4 move down. Intuition exit ...lets see what the stats say Jonathan
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
Hi Gary and all...
I posted this first in the Slopey Slope Thread but I think it is also a good fit here...
I think the Idea of just using the Direction is the right way to go...The Levels can be used as further confirmation or as a Probability Meter. And also for some mid/long term setups...
My approach to this Topic is slightly different...
Following my TripleTMA-MA setup...
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I posted this first in the Slopey Slope Thread but I think it is also a good fit here...
I think the Idea of just using the Direction is the right way to go...The Levels can be used as further confirmation or as a Probability Meter. And also for some mid/long term setups...
My approach to this Topic is slightly different...
Following my TripleTMA-MA setup...
- Setup
- Put 3 TMAs (in TrueMode) in 3 different TFs (eg. M15,H1,H4) on the Chart.
- Put an LWMA, EMA or SMA Period 21 over each of the TMAs.
Entry: - If at least two TFs TMA cross the MA in the same Direction enter a Trade
Exit1: - If no SL or TP is in Place exit if at least in two TFs the TMA changes Direction or Cross the MA in the opposite Direction of the Trade. Eventually Enter new Trade (If 2 TMAs cross MAs)...
SL/TP Calculation: - SL based on latest Swing High/Low or fixed Pips if swing is to close (<fixed Pips)...
- TP based on RR
- Use TMA Level of the TFs who Triggered the Trade for Probability and RR Calculations
eg. Ranging (<0.3 & >-0.3) is Low Probability with RR of 1:1
Up/Downtrend (>0.3 or <-0.3) Medium Probability with RR 1:2
Strong Up/Downtrend (>0.6 or <-0.6) High Probability with RR 1:3 - Adjust TP if TMA moves to next Level
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garyfritz
Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
I like the idea. I tend to want to use a higher TF as the directional signal, and a lower TF for the entry, but your "best 2 out of 3" voting scheme might work well.
If you exit a trade because 2 TFs go against you, doesn't that immediately qualify for an entry in the opposite direction?
If you exit a trade because 2 TFs go against you, doesn't that immediately qualify for an entry in the opposite direction?
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
NeoTrader wrote: [*]Put an LWMA, EMA or SMA Period 21 over each of the TMAs.
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how can i do this?
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
Hi Gary,
I answered this question already...but somehow my post disappeared...so then again..
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I answered this question already...but somehow my post disappeared...so then again..
Yes, it actually does work very well...I don't tried other combinations yet. Only M15 or M30 as the lowest TF that both worked great.garyfritz wrote:I like the idea. I tend to want to use a higher TF as the directional signal, and a lower TF for the entry, but your "best 2 out of 3" voting scheme might work well.
Only if both TFs cross the MAs...If there is only a directional change with no MA crossing then No.garyfritz wrote:If you exit a trade because 2 TFs go against you, doesn't that immediately qualify for an entry in the opposite direction?
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
hi christ1216
This will do the Trick...
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Just drag&drop the MA to the Indicator and select in the Parameter "Apply to" First Indicators Data.christ1216 wrote:how can i do this?
This will do the Trick...
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
NeoNeoTrader wrote:hi christ1216Just drag&drop the MA to the Indicator and select in the Parameter "Apply to" First Indicators Data.christ1216 wrote:how can i do this?
This will do the Trick...
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Where can we find the TMA slope indi plotted as a line?
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
OK I found the indi and loaded it. But when I try to drag the MA to the TMA indi, it always plots the MA on the price window and not on the TMA.cmeade2 wrote:NeoNeoTrader wrote:hi christ1216Just drag&drop the MA to the Indicator and select in the Parameter "Apply to" First Indicators Data.christ1216 wrote:how can i do this?
This will do the Trick...
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Where can we find the TMA slope indi plotted as a line?
Any insights?
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Re: Slope LEVEL -- or DIRECTION?
hi cmeade2,
happy weekend...
NeoTrader
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Yes...learn to read...you actually quoted the solution that was written two posts before...cmeade2 wrote:Any insights?
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NeoTrader
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