gigikitajaya » Tue Jun 21, 2016 9:15 pm wrote:

patmontes » Tue Jun 21, 2016 7:10 pm wrote:Good going Gigi!
I noticed also if you want to trade H1, then you can set the period to 180 in the indicator and it would be the same as 120 in H4. :hi:

Hi patmontes,
Thank you for your noticed.
I'm using sixths indi setting = 288 in all Timeframe, why I choose 288 is because I have an option to trade in short term or long term trading.
for example by using 288, I can find out:

M5 TF = Yesterday high and low
M15 TF = 3 Days High and low
M30 TF = 6 days High and low
H1 TF = 12 Days High and low
H4 TF = 9 weeks High low
and so on and so on..
In my experiences an extremes price movement occurs within 12 days and or 9 weeks if we look back at price history on the chart.
Cheers..
:hi: :hi:

gigikitajaya » Wed Jun 22, 2016 5:29 pm wrote:hello guys,
some tips and hints finding good spot area to enter the market using HGI:
1. look for HGI range arrows that define sideways area (this is very important!!!)
2. and then wait until blue wavvy or trend arrow HGI forming
3. follow market direction..place TP area at Sixths line indi and SL above or below the blue wavvy..
4. back to number 1...

windorz » Tue Jun 21, 2016 2:46 pm wrote:Hi manfloy
Good

What is your indi at bottom section ?
CSS ?

Thanks

Bruster400 » Wed Jun 22, 2016 10:38 am wrote:Minor change to SIXTHS SQ mod1 uploaded to post 1 to correct a pip/point issue.

Make the change yourself by replacing line 27 with:

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int pipMultTab[]={1,1,1,10,1,10,100}; // multiplier to convert pips to Points;

gigikitajaya » Thu Jun 23, 2016 6:19 pm wrote:just take what the market given and find another..

mehtabkk » Wed Jun 29, 2016 11:24 am wrote:Very Nice system guys

Is it a good idea to program a dashboard consisting of Sixth indicator? It might help in finding the entry levels quickly.

Also if the HGI dashboard gives signals only when in the Sixth zones.


Just a suggestion.

Regards :hi: