Baluda Indicators

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flex
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Re: Baluda Indicators

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Hi Baluda,
Thanks for MPBM !

In an acc I have 2 trades with magic=1000, and 2 trades with magic=2000

I would like, when the 2 trades with magic=1000, reach a total of -200 pips, to be closed.
And when the 2 trades with magic=2000, reach a total of -3000 pips, to be closed.

Eventually pips can be replaced by pending loss in the money.

Should I use MPBM or the classic MPTM ?

Thank you !
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Currency Slope Strength (stretching over diff tf)

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Hi Baluda,
Thanks for the Currency Slope Strength (1.0.8) - brilliant.
I would like to be able to see the H4 css on an H1 chart. I know you can set the timeframe in the params - but that keeps the exact H4 css.. Is it possible to get the H4 css to stretch over the H1 chart?
i.e. so that the values line up on datetime axis.
Does that make sense? (below is a paintshopped picture of what I mean)
css_stretch.png
Probably a lot of work, but I thought I'd ask.
Cheers
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Re: Currency Slope Strength (stretching over diff tf)

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Padnoter,
padnoter wrote:I would like to be able to see the H4 css on an H1 chart. I know you can set the timeframe in the params - but that keeps the exact H4 css.. Is it possible to get the H4 css to stretch over the H1 chart?
There is no MTF version of CurrencySlopeStrength. I will look into that if you wish, let me know.

Paul
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Re: Baluda Indicators

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Hi Paul,
Yes an MTF version would be perfect.
Many thanks
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Re: Baluda Indicators

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New version CurrenncySlopeStrength v1.0.9 in post 1.
CurrencySlopeStrength, screen XI.png
Changes:
  • CSS's for higher timeframes are displayed in the right bar.
Enjoy,

Paul
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Re: Baluda Indicators

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Hi Paul,
That css 109 was just what I was looking for... Brilliant - THANK YOU !
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Re: Baluda Indicators

Post by pipalong »

I looked over this thread trying to find a version that included an email alert but couldnt find one. I saw a couple people ask but did not find if anyone responded to the question.

Would it be possible to get an email alert added for when the lines cross? Preferably once per time frame set. aka 1 email every four hours for a H4 chart if the lines crossed within that 4 hours and would wait for the close to confirm the cross. Would that be possible? Would be great to get a heads up for possible pairs to look at.

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Re: Baluda Indicators

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Baluda wrote:New version CurrenncySlopeStrength v1.0.9 in post 1.
CurrencySlopeStrength, screen XI.png
Changes:
  • CSS's for higher timeframes are displayed in the right bar.
Enjoy,

Paul
Hi Paul:
I don't understand when you say: CSS's for higher timeframes are displayed in the right bar.
What are you referring to, sorry, just missing the meaning. Thanks for all your coding work you do here at Steve's forum building indi's for Bob's 10.xx.
kind regards,
davek
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Re: Baluda Indicators

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davek wrote: Hi Paul:
I don't understand when you say: CSS's for higher timeframes are displayed in the right bar.
What are you referring to, sorry, just missing the meaning. Thanks for all your coding work you do here at Steve's forum building indi's for Bob's 10.xx.
kind regards,
davek
Hi davek - It's all to do with scaling and it isn't that easy to explain but I will try (best thing to do is set up the old and new indicators fixed to D1 CSS on 2 EU charts and change timeframes and you will see).

If you had the old CSS set for D1 but had it on an H4 chart the immediate right hand side (leading edge) of the indicator would show you exactly the D1 CSS information at that time. HOWEVER if, for example, you plotted a vertical line 3 bars back on your H4 chart and looked down to the indicator it would not show you the D1 CSS information for 12 hours ago (3 * H4) but the situation for 3 days ago (i.e. 3 bars on the timeframe the CSS was configured for).

With the new one the vertical line would show the D1 CSS for 12 hours ago - not 3 days ago. This means you can visually back test things that were not easily possible before.

I hope that makes sense. :?

Cheers,
Dave.
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