droland wrote:

garyfritz wrote:

mobthehop wrote:@neotrader - I have compared my values with slowkey's (I am using v 1.0.2) and there is a significant difference in amplitude of JPY - see screenshot - do you know why?

Your JPY looks similar to slowkey's to me, but I can't see your scale.

Make sure you have good history for whatever tf's you use. I totally deleted all history in my test Empty4 and then filled it all in manually (holding down HOME in each pair/tf) and it make a huge difference in these indicators. Most people will have enough history from the data they already have in their Empty4, but if for some reason you've deleted history or have holes in your history, that can make a big difference. Remember that the indicators reference ALL the symbols in your symbolsToWeigh list, so ALL of those symbols have to have good history.

For those of you who are not sure how to manually scroll back correctly, I am attaching some instructions I wrote a couple of years back.

Zypip wrote:
I was just wondering whether the "loadhistoricaldata" script that we probably all have by now would do the same job as described in your procedure?

Mike wrote:

Zypip wrote:
I was just wondering whether the "loadhistoricaldata" script that we probably all have by now would do the same job as described in your procedure?

Sory, looks like I got lost - do you have the link to this script you mention?

PS an attachement-window as FF offers, would be more than welcome

monty wrote:Has anyonelse noticed,that using the NT TMA CSS-SP on H 102,slow es the Empty4 application so much that it freezes.
I tried it on 2 different Empty4 FX PRO. and Alpari uk.
Any suggestion how one can solve this please.

spotdespot wrote:

monty wrote:Has anyonelse noticed,that using the NT TMA CSS-SP on H 102,slow es the Empty4 application so much that it freezes.
I tried it on 2 different Empty4 FX PRO. and Alpari uk.
Any suggestion how one can solve this please.

Change maxBars to 150 or something like that - enough to fill your screen - instant improvement.

monty wrote:Has anyonelse noticed,that using the NT TMA CSS-SP on H 102,slow es the Empty4 application so much that it freezes.
I tried it on 2 different Empty4 FX PRO. and Alpari uk.
Any suggestion how one can solve this please.

effluvium wrote:NeoTrader, could you mention in this thread, how we could analyze correctly charts based on your indi and make interpretation with other indis. I could not find nothing here. Maybe you could just put a link. Thanks in advance

• The DIFF-slope is almost identical with the standard TMA slope Indicator in both modes.
  The next release will have the option to include the TMA slope instead of the ratio...since the ratio didn't work correct and I couldn't find any valuable information that ratio will give that i don't get from the other slopes.
  The TMA slope will also only be a experiment to analyze if it is really the whole time almost identical.
• since the DIFF-slope is like TMA you can use it also like the TMA.
• strong convergence/divergence of the slopes show you strong trend changes and can be used as signal to enter or exit a trade or to use as directional indicator (only buys/sells).
• since my last discussion with NB on the dummies thread I am aware of the fact that his levels are based on the range of the normal repainting TMA and that this range is broader then in the tmaTrueMode, This means that the standard levels of 0.4 and 0.8 should be reassessed for the TrueMode.
  To make this easier the next release will also allow to set up to 3 Levels freely. That should allow to analyze the levels easier and also fixes the issue that the levels are set to fixed values if you change the timeframe (I hear you jemook )
• Like with the TMA the angles of the slope are also to consider, especially after strong moves beyond the 1.0 level...a flattening of the slope or the reversal of the direction is almost always a good sign to exit a trade or start a counter trade.
• You can also use it for scalping in lower TF's as slowkey describes it in his Thread
• You can also adjust the tmaPeriod and atrPeriod to make the slope more/less sensible depending to your needs or TF you are using.

NeoTrader wrote:hi monty,

monty wrote:Has anyonelse noticed,that using the NT TMA CSS-SP on H 102,slow es the Empty4 application so much that it freezes.
I tried it on 2 different Empty4 FX PRO. and Alpari uk.
Any suggestion how one can solve this please.

On how many charts did you apply the indicator and in what mode (histo or slope) and which slopes do you use it?

What do you mean with "on H 102"?


otherwise spotdespots tip to set maxBars to a value of 100 or 150 should help anyway...

happy trading,

NeoTrader

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