renexxxx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 3:25 am wrote:

trendinator » Tue Dec 16, 2014 10:56 am wrote:Thanks for this matrix, its really helpful!

here's how i have it setup :



here's my edit:

you can now turn off SymbolColumn in the inputs. you will need to add a separate instance to get each timeframe you want. if you add more symbols than will fit vertically in your chart, you're gonna have a bad time.

sorry but I don't know how to implement this in the code, so here my kludge/template instead

Very creative! If there is enough demand for a MTF HGIMatrix than I can make it. This would avoid loading HGIMatrix more than once. There would then be an input TimeFrames, that would be a comma-separated list of time frames one is interested in.

But, like trendinator alluded to, this would need to be displayed as a list, and we can not have more symbols than would fit vertically in the available screen height.

renexxxx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 12:24 pm wrote:Added the MTF version of HGIMatrix in post 1.

Set the TimeFrames parameter to a comma-separated list of known timeframes, eg. 5,15,60,240.

Note: be sensible with your numbers. Having 28 pairs with 5 timeframes, 8 buffers and max lookback of 100 requires a maximum of 112,000 iCustom calls! This is done every minute ...

You will find that at the start you get quite a few 'red' cells ... This is probably due to the HGI-indicator still trying to load some more data. This settles down after a while. Have fun and let me know how you go.

This is a quick hack derived from the single time frame version. I haven't done a great deal of testing -- so I expect to wake up tomorrow with a laundry list of bug reports.

renexxxx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:24 pm wrote:Added the MTF version of HGIMatrix in post 1.

Set the TimeFrames parameter to a comma-separated list of known timeframes, eg. 5,15,60,240.

Note: be sensible with your numbers. Having 28 pairs with 5 timeframes, 8 buffers and max lookback of 100 requires a maximum of 112,000 iCustom calls! This is done every minute ...

You will find that at the start you get quite a few 'red' cells ... This is probably due to the HGI-indicator still trying to load some more data. This settles down after a while. Have fun and let me know how you go.

This is a quick hack derived from the single time frame version. I haven't done a great deal of testing -- so I expect to wake up tomorrow with a laundry list of bug reports.

renexxxx » Tue Dec 16, 2014 12:24 pm wrote:Added the MTF version of HGIMatrix in post 1.

Set the TimeFrames parameter to a comma-separated list of known timeframes, eg. 5,15,60,240.

Note: be sensible with your numbers. Having 28 pairs with 5 timeframes, 8 buffers and max lookback of 100 requires a maximum of 112,000 iCustom calls! This is done every minute ...

You will find that at the start you get quite a few 'red' cells ... This is probably due to the HGI-indicator still trying to load some more data. This settles down after a while. Have fun and let me know how you go.

This is a quick hack derived from the single time frame version. I haven't done a great deal of testing -- so I expect to wake up tomorrow with a laundry list of bug reports.

Phi2134 » Tue Dec 16, 2014 7:37 pm wrote:Hi Rene,

Thanks a lot for sharing this amazing matrix indicator.
I have a samll request. Can you make one version of the mtf indicator, showing only the symbol on which the indicator is currently attached to?
Thanks you in advance!

alorente » Sun Dec 14, 2014 12:23 pm wrote:

renexxxx » Sun Dec 14, 2014 9:12 pm wrote:

alorente » Mon Dec 15, 2014 6:02 am wrote:
The trend arrow usually comes up in M15 before H4. If you have signs of a new trend established in H4, via wavy or arrow, I start looking at M15 for signals and I take those in and out until H4 signals an end of the new trend. You can do it in M5 instead of M15 but it is less reliable.

The only doubt is on the first trade after an H4 end of trend. Let´s say, H4 shows a wavy after an established trend. If M15 is showing a trend arrow in the new direction I take it, even if it is a few candles old. A change of trend in H4 is powerful, but I prefer not to hold the H4 corrections, but to trade in and out on M15 signals.

Foreverforex » Tue Dec 16, 2014 7:41 pm wrote:

alorente » Sun Dec 14, 2014 12:23 pm wrote:

renexxxx » Sun Dec 14, 2014 9:12 pm wrote:

alorente » Mon Dec 15, 2014 6:02 am wrote:
The trend arrow usually comes up in M15 before H4. If you have signs of a new trend established in H4, via wavy or arrow, I start looking at M15 for signals and I take those in and out until H4 signals an end of the new trend. You can do it in M5 instead of M15 but it is less reliable.

The only doubt is on the first trade after an H4 end of trend. Let´s say, H4 shows a wavy after an established trend. If M15 is showing a trend arrow in the new direction I take it, even if it is a few candles old. A change of trend in H4 is powerful, but I prefer not to hold the H4 corrections, but to trade in and out on M15 signals.

Thanks for sharing your strategy, Al.

If you have 4H signal, which signals on 15M do you take as trigger - just Big Trend Arrows, or also Range and RAD and/or Wavy?
TIA,

FF