macman » Wed Dec 10, 2014 10:44 am wrote:
Hmmm .... hate to post this but not sure about that advantage 'over all other traders" Bob, as the Daily chart using a 'standard' RSI has been showing this situation for 3 days now.

Very interesting to see when the HGI indicator brings up the big green buy arrow.

That said the HGI indicator is a marvellous tool for teaching greater understanding of market moves IMHO. Couple HGI with serious chart watching and the average student will get a quantum leap in time saved understanding how the often moves.

Thanks for all the effort you have put into it. Greatly appreciated far and wide.

usfantasy wrote:

Pedro2 » Wed Dec 10, 2014 1:01 pm wrote:Well what a great peace of work this HGI system is that Bob and others have put a lot into.

Personally I have found that for me personally HGI combined with the Hurst system are now the icing on the cake. Works far better than I expected than just Hurst by itself for predicting the length of each run. Below is a screen capture of the EURUSD 240m. Hurst was a mathematician and aerospace engineer in the 70's using main frame computers of the time. He was brilliant at predicting stock market runs and made lots of money from his displaced MA indicators which were displaced half the amount the length they were.

For me HGI with Hurst takes all the guess work out of trading.

thank u for ur trading ideas .. hope it will help to us.. pls continue ... :hi:

SteveHopwood » Wed Dec 10, 2014 3:26 am wrote:

drloyd » Wed Dec 10, 2014 5:13 am wrote:Congratulations to Bob and the team who achieved HGI! I posted a link to this over at FF but they took down the link and suspended me....

Absolutely priceless. TIT really hates me and realises that this place makes FF look silly.

spyderman » Wed Dec 10, 2014 12:37 pm wrote:

tommiho » Wed Dec 10, 2014 6:34 am wrote:Hi spyder,

I had an idea and PMed it to Bob. I was in the same situation, overslept the wavy lines and ended up with the full SL.
The ides is to add to indi an option to tick, if in case there is a wavy line present you want to close the trade(s) on that pair.

Yeah that would definitely help. But an indi won't do that. It would need to be a trade mgmt. EA I would think. Someone mentioned earlier about adding that feature to Steve's MPTM, but don't know how feasible that is.

Gertje » Wed Dec 10, 2014 12:47 pm wrote:

spyderman » Wed Dec 10, 2014 12:37 pm wrote:

tommiho » Wed Dec 10, 2014 6:34 am wrote:Hi spyder,

I had an idea and PMed it to Bob. I was in the same situation, overslept the wavy lines and ended up with the full SL.
The ides is to add to indi an option to tick, if in case there is a wavy line present you want to close the trade(s) on that pair.

Yeah that would definitely help. But an indi won't do that. It would need to be a trade mgmt. EA I would think. Someone mentioned earlier about adding that feature to Steve's MPTM, but don't know how feasible that is.

Just use the HGB-EA.

Set stoptrading to true so it won't open new trades and set the exit you want.
Just make sure to use the same magic# (0) and comment on the trades and the EA.

spyderman » Wed Dec 10, 2014 7:54 pm wrote:
Does that have a close parameter for Wavy CSS lines?

BobbyT » Wed Dec 10, 2014 8:52 pm wrote:Gertje, that is done with 'stop trading' set to true right? This way the EA doesn't place trades but will continue to manage any manual positions based on the opposite arrow/wavy options selected(?)