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tomele » 18 Mar 2019 11:19 wrote:Hi Jagz.

Fantastic stuff, thanks a lot. I am wondering whether I should make TDesk compatible to the PIN notation. Should be quite easy and would open TDesk to a wealth of work already done, although the GVs don't give any information about the indicator or the timeframe (just Pin1, Pin2, Pin3).

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That would be fantastic Thomas, been using EAX pins for a while now and find them most useful.
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jagzfx » 18 Mar 2019 10:55 wrote:If anyone is interested in using EAX Dashboard PINs with TDesk, I have adapted my Multiplexer (MUX) PIN to also output TDesk compatible signals.

The MUX PIN is not an indicator itself, but allows you to combine and manipulate the signals from other EAX PINS. By making the MUX PIN compatible with TDesk, it can use it to read the signals from any EAX pin and relay it as a TDesk signal.

You can find the MUX pin over on ForexFactory: https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread ... st12125251. Scroll to the top of the FF thread to find a list of my other PINs.

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Thanks Jagz, good stuff :hi:
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Already done in version 6. The fourth column:
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tomele » 18 Mar 2019 13:52 wrote:Already done in version 6. The fourth column:



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Now that's what I call quick, thanks Thomas :good:
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New version can be found @ TDI MTF Indicator

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Hi Ehrenmat,

Many thanks for your contribution to SHF.

I don't quite understand what you mean by " Please note: It is important that you should set your chart TF as low or lower as the lowest TDI-MTF TF ". Can you please explain. I thought the TDI time frame should be the same as the chart time frame. For example, on a H4 chart, the TDI time frame should be set to H4.

So far, I have not been able to find any setup that is consistently profitable.

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Hey Peter,

I don't know yet why, but as soon as I changed the TF to a higher one, the TDI signals sent to TDesk were somehow different. As long as you keep it to the lowest TDI TF, nothing like that happens. Very strange and completely new to me...

Maybe someone more experienced has an explanation and/or a clean solution for that.

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Ehrenmat » Fri Apr 05, 2019 2:09 pm wrote:Hey Peter,

I don't know yet why, but as soon as I changed the TF to a higher one, the TDI signals sent to TDesk were somehow different. As long as you keep it to the lowest TDI TF, nothing like that happens. Very strange and completely new to me...

Maybe someone more experienced has an explanation and/or a clean solution for that.

Cheers,

Mat

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Hi Ehrenmat,

I still don't get what you mean, sorry.

I have been playing around with H4 charts with TDI-MTF set to H4 time frame, signals are fine. I do not change my chart time frames.

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fx800 » 6 minutes ago wrote:
Ehrenmat » Fri Apr 05, 2019 2:09 pm wrote:Hey Peter,

I don't know yet why, but as soon as I changed the TF to a higher one, the TDI signals sent to TDesk were somehow different. As long as you keep it to the lowest TDI TF, nothing like that happens. Very strange and completely new to me...

Maybe someone more experienced has an explanation and/or a clean solution for that.

Cheers,

Mat

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Hi Ehrenmat,

I still don't get what you mean, sorry.

I have been playing around with H4 charts with TDI-MTF set to H4 time frame, signals are fine. I do not change my chart time frames.

peter

Okay... Maybe, I was just over-cautious and caused more confusion with that. It was a rare scenario and propably no one will reproduce it. Deleted the Note as it is not important and rather confusing. In this case, I'm sorry.

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Mat

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The increased volatility in GBP pairs has distorted the market for the past few weeks due to Brexit. Until Brexit is resolved, I can't see how one can judge any TDesk setups would be consistently profitable.
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