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| Author: | VincentVega [ Mon Sep 28, 2015 1:24 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
First I thought that CSS isn't worth it, but after playing around with it, I really start liking it. Did someone try to trade solely with CSS for a while? Tried it today a bit for fun and had 80% winning trades and +100pips. Really great indicator, thanks guys  |
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| Author: | TopFroxx [ Wed Oct 14, 2015 9:09 am ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
hi all, i stumbled across this forum about 2 weeks ago and have been looking into HGI and CSS. Thank you guys for creating these. The HGI i dont really use, but the CSS accompanies my trading very well. I have two questions: 1. Does the CSS have an "expiry date" like the HGI? 2. This one is more complex. So i read that the CSS weights every currency pair in the basket equally. Would it be possible to include Input parameters to determine the weight of each currency? What I mean is this: Under Input you will have (just a quick example): Weight currency A: 1 Weight currency B: 1 Weight currency C: 1 This would mean to determine the strength of any of these currencies all pairs will be equally weighted, by the formula (to determine the strength of currency C as an example): (weight(A)*strength_vs_A + weight(B)*strength_vs_B) / (sum of weights) = strength of C In the above case this would be the way it is currently coded '(from my understanding). This is jsut to show that a "new" code where one could put in the weights manually would not change the current state since it can be seen as a special (and the preset standard) case. What i would like to put in instead of only "1's", i would put in the value of current currency futures. This would ensure that more important currencies will be assigned a greater weight, for example higher weights on USD, EUR and lower on CHF, NZD. You could also assign your "own" weights of course, whatever you feel is most useful. I would be very grateful for this "feature" in an upcomming version. I hope others will find it useful too. Kind regards, TopFroxx Edit: An obvious solution would be to change the "currency inputs" for each currency from the "true/false" option to a number. 0 would equal "false", 1 would equal true, differing numbers across currencies larger 1 would be different weights. |
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| Author: | Iceberg [ Fri Oct 16, 2015 12:27 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
Hello sirs, hugely thanks for this awesome stuff :hi: Just a fast question: is it possible to hide the unwanted currencies from the column? It would be helpful while monitoring the values on M1/M5 |
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| Author: | milanese [ Fri Oct 16, 2015 2:00 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
no this is not previsted, there is only disponible a version without CHF.. Cheers  Tommaso |
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| Author: | nanningbob [ Sun Oct 18, 2015 7:52 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
The code is open source and is not dated. Send a note to Baluda and see if he can help you with the request.
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| Author: | TopFroxx [ Mon Oct 19, 2015 6:26 am ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
thanks for the response! will do. |
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| Author: | Haggadah [ Wed Dec 30, 2015 6:40 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Filter for TMA Slope |
Tommaso: Having additional filter for TMA slope like the the attached would be wonderful. There are 3 colors representing Uptrend, Range and downtrend. Thanks, Haggadah |
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| Author: | SteveHopwood [ Fri Jan 01, 2016 1:10 am ] |
| Post subject: | Filter for TMA Slope |
Or you might care to consider that the world has moved on from here. Perhaps I am wrong and that you have an additional wrinkle that is proving hugely profitable to you. If so, then say what it is and how it works. That is the way to elicit a favourable response from the likes of Tommaso. If not, then do not try to take advantage of the generosity of seriously talented coders such as T, just because you have a vague idea that something-or-other might work. You would not enjoy my response should I suspect you of behaving in this manner. I have been gentle here, but trust I make my meaning clear. Do say if not and I will happily express myself a tad more cogently. |
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| Author: | sdao85 [ Tue Jan 19, 2016 8:43 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
I am new to forex. I want to say thank you to steve, bob, and those who made this forum possible. I am fortunate to learn these neat tools, experiences, and profits. As I said, I am new but I have some observations about CSS. I am not sure if it is any help or true but perhaps experienced traders can test have further explanations. All currency strength must be at equilibrium if not, there are 3 way arbitrage to make it at equilibrium anyway. Meaning that if there is one very strong currency, it will affect all other currencies. More often though, a group of currencies against another group. With this in mind, when a strongest currency strength goes against a weakest finished its run/break out of +20/-20 level, it can actually transfer its strength to other currencies on its way back to down (it can but not necessary back to the weakest currency.) So I started looking at when the currencies start breaking out of the +20/-20 level and I found something interesting. My theory is that, the market does expand and contract. When it expands, we have a trend. when it contracts, market rests. I see that currencies are often in group. We have 8 majors so imagine 4 on the +20 and 4 on the -20. If we take the absolute value of of all of them, they should be 8x20 = 160. My theory is that, we have a trend when market expands: we have a positive slope of the sum of absolute value of all 8 majors that is over 160-200 range. Market rests when have a negative slope coming back to below the mentioned level. If we track the market, we can see if the trend continues or ends. Perhaps another way to understand the market is to compare positive currencies levels against the negative currencies. Another tool I find useful in checking trend strength and when it ends is ADX 89 and 144 with positive slope 30 level and up. If either of them breaks the positive, it's time to get out. OF course I am a newbie and don't know ways to test this. Just a theory. |
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| Author: | andreatrade1 [ Tue Sep 27, 2016 7:40 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 10.7 CSS |
Dear All, I have an issue running the indicator in the Empty4 tester . When running the indicator live I obtain different values comparing with the indicator running in the Empty4 tester ( in this example using the standard Empty4 average EA ). The lines cross in the same date in both live and tester but the values ar different. Could you help me ? ( I need to simulate the live indi in the tester in order to backtest correctly an EA ). |
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