I have to try it by myself to fully understand.
No more holidays if we are able to trade any kind of market !
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Alex
Can anybody make an indi of the differential of the slope?garyfritz wrote: I think the direction says more than the level...
It's certainly possible, but why!? It's easy enough to look at the slope and see if it's increasing or decreasing. About as easy as looking at an indi that tells you the same thing. If it's so flat that you can't really tell if it's going up or down, then I'd say you should look elsewhere.Mike wrote:Can anybody make an indi of the differential of the slope?garyfritz wrote: I think the direction says more than the level...
Angle of directiongaryfritz wrote:It's certainly possible, but why!? It's easy enough to look at the slope and see if it's increasing or decreasing. About as easy as looking at an indi that tells you the same thing. If it's so flat that you can't really tell if it's going up or down, then I'd say you should look elsewhere.Mike wrote:Can anybody make an indi of the differential of the slope?garyfritz wrote: I think the direction says more than the level...
Now I'd love to have a version of Baluda's dashboard that shows rising/falling vs. direction, but he hasn't posted in a few weeks and I haven't had time to dig into it myself. It's not real obvious how you'd sort the strength of the signals. I think the optimum tends to be when the trend reverses and until the new move stalls, but it still needs more study.
which would correspond to something like the acceleration of the slope in a direction.alex_forex wrote:Angle of directiongaryfritz wrote:....Now I'd love to have a version of Baluda's dashboard that shows rising/falling vs. direction, but he hasn't posted in a few weeks and I haven't had time to dig into it myself. It's not real obvious how you'd sort the strength of the signals. I think the optimum tends to be when the trend reverses and until the new move stalls, but it still needs more study.
