nanningbob » Thu Apr 03, 2014 5:31 pm wrote:

alorente » Fri Apr 04, 2014 2:17 am wrote:

taggie11 » Thu Apr 03, 2014 1:28 pm wrote:

Gertje » Thu Apr 03, 2014 10:31 am wrote:Few weeks ago, there was dscussion about trading the Daily chart using the TMA-lines.

I opened a little account the 24th [March] and started trading.
Entered the initial trades mid-range after eyeballing which way the trade would go.
Downdraft was minimal, and profit is +10% at the moment.
100% winners, no losers [yet].

Trading 0.01 lots for $2.000,- balance.

MT4i link is attached in signature-field below [thanks to Milanese!] to check it out.

Goedemiddag Gertje

Hoe gaat het?

Which TMA indi are you using for daily trades - there are so many around now with different versions would be good to know which work for this strategy.

Dank u
Doc

ps lived in Den Haag for 4 years and loved it - hope to be back for a visit in June. Where are you based?

The new Channels indi around the 60 MA substitutes FastTMA and is just as useful, with the added advantage that there is no repainting. Thank you, Bob. You have a jewel here. I love using it so far... I find it much more precise than TMA.

That was always the issue with TMA was the back testing. You knew it would work if you learned to read it but the only way to learn to read it was by live trading. Very difficult to backtest. Now you can back test and I think with TomDeMark TL and STO7 you really have a consistent easy to read system. I need a TMTL indi that leaves the TL so we can backtest easier. Working on it.

xrismak » Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:03 am wrote:Hi Nanningbob,
I have been dreaming and waiting Patiently for this 10.7 Gizmo hence the reason why I have done no trades for this week, thanking you very much in Anticipation of what is about to drop in, as for El Capitaine CJ, I guess we all miss him very much on the Naked Trading thread, he taught us so much in the little time he had to Spare and made Quite a few of us confident as regards understanding Patterns and levels and a few more tricks n tips to trading the shorter M15 tf, if we now add this 10.7 Gizmo to what little knowledge we have picked up from Naked Trading..Hmmmmm words can't even describe whatever I had wanted to say, but I know most of us will consistently be PROFITABLE retail fx traders so long as we adhere strictly to the Dynamics ot this new 10.7 Gizmo..... so thank you once Again and Bring it on........ we are here and shall recieve willingly and thankfully....... to all the Coders who helped code, test and tweak 10.7, a Great depth of Gratitude goes to y'all for your hard work and Dedication on behalf of everyone here I give thanks.

Cheers,
xrismak

Pipstubborn » Thu Apr 03, 2014 11:23 pm wrote:I have current positions on also:

Short EURNZD - targeting 1.5985
Short EURUSD - targeting 1.3585/1.3550
Short GBPNZD - targeting 1.9285/88
Long NZDUSD - targeting 0.8632/35
Long USDJPY - targeting 106.26/35 (long term swing)
more to come...

Boldtrader, thank you very much for posting your positions....it gives more confidence to read the signals and then compare the positions with the experts. To be honest, for me it's a little confusing when they advise to sell the yens or buy the pounds and that leads me to some mistakes. Please continue to post the way that you just share it.

Again, thanks for sharing all your experience and contributions to this community.

nanningbob » Fri Apr 04, 2014 3:13 am wrote:
... It consists of just 3 indis which are working now but we are putting them together into one that sends one signal, which is the tricky part. I could post the indis and tell you how to read them but if we get it working as one indi then it becomes a very simple read. ....

AnGri » Fri Apr 04, 2014 8:51 am wrote:Hi,

i couldn't find a proper answer to my situation / question in the forum or Bob's books on the 10.x systems so far, so i post it here.

I use CurrencySlopeStrength v1.0.11in combination with the 10.6 info page template.

I wanted to have a clearer view of the currencies i look at in a portfolio, so i removed / "muted" the other ones in the indicator settings.

So i have 2 templates now: one with the original indicator settings, and one with seelcted currency pairs only.

When i compared the info the css indicator paints on the chart for each template, i realized that the angles and distances / positions in relation to the zero and +/-20 lines differ greatly for the chosen currency pairs in both templates, as you can see in the screenshots attached.

Now that gives me a hard time to understand, why for instance the info for EURUSD would differ in my templates?

I'm confused about how to interpret the CSS charted info properly.

Is it only reliable as a trading tool with the default currency pairs coming with the indicator (regarding the angles, distances/ positions of currencies in relation to the zero and +/-20 lines) ?

And what if my broker doesn't offer all pairs? Will this have an effect on the CSS charted info too?

Can any kind soul enlighten me please?

May the Pips be with you :!:

Angelo

Gertje » Fri Apr 04, 2014 9:12 am wrote:
Hi Angelo,

First it seems the zoom-in/out of both charts are different.

Next, you should only remove the currencies you don't want to show from the output, not from the line where the currencies are listed that the indi should 'read' for the calculations.

Last, yes, if your broker doesn't offer all the pairs that others have, your outcome will be different but should be the same for both your charts.