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  1. #11
    91044
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Hi Han... This Indior is very great for the ones that trade the Basket pairs that I do. It helps you to know which pair set are likely going to be movers for your trading session and simply concentrate on those basket of Pairs. Basket Trading has its risks but with a bit of patience and understanding and the right tools, you can make a couple thousand pips a month . Lifestyle and your game affects indeed. Thanks for deciding to share the tool expect you continue with that spirit and share more tools you probably still...
    I could not have said it any better.

    Thank you all of

  2. #12
    91044
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Hello, Please attempt to change setting where red arrow is shown Regards, Moti image
    Hello Motiram,

    attacking you. Itself don't refresh. Load it once and a while and save it into my template and you will noticed that new info is refreshing the old one.

    Edd

  3. #13
    91044@everybody: thanks for the feeback.

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Shifting the TF of the chart the indior is attached to, seems to throw different values.
    Different TF = different candle closes = different regression lines = different values. You can choose to produce the TF(s) over which the regressions are plotted by changing PeriodsForRegr to absolute values, or values relative to the current chart. See the PDF.

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    Any more Gems lying around?
    Be fair. You guys are my opponents in a zero sum action. LOL

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Exactly, we want it to flash a message on the display as shown, proceed the CHF-JPY, can Hanover program that?
    SFA lags, because of the calculations that it performs. Hence the value for CHFJPY would not happen to be anywhere near as large, at the time of the signal. Establish HistoricalShift to a value to see what would happen to be plotted N candles ago. Altering the lengths of the regression lines (LengthsForRegr) also changes the regression lines utilized, and hence changes the values (see my response to Shabs19).

    According to post #1, I'm not doing any more programming.

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    It would be fantastic if we could begin an alternate thread discoveries and potential methods employing this tool.
    Please feel welcome.

  4. #14
    91044
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    @everybody: thanks for the feeback. quote Be honest. You guys are my competitors in a zero sum activity. LOL
    Don't worry, we can all just milk the banks collectively, lol

  5. #15
    91044HEHE Funny guy. But seriously. Is it that simple, simply pick the highest power pair, zoom down to a M20 and find an entry?


    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Exactly, we want it to flash a message on the display as shown, go the CHF-JPY, can Hanover program that? picture picture

  6. #16
    91044The King of Philanthropy....
    Thanks David...

  7. #17
    91044Thanks a lot !!!


    Excellent instrument!!!!!!!!!!

  8. #18
    91044
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    @everybody: Thank you for the feeback. quote Distinct TF = distinct candle sticks = distinct regression lines = distinct values. You can opt to produce the TF(s) over which the regressions are plotted by altering PeriodsForRegr to absolute values, or values relative to the current chart. Watch the PDF. quote Be fair. You guys are my competitors in a zero sum activity. LOL quote SFA lags, due to the calculations that it performs. Thus the value for CHFJPY would not happen to be anywhere near as high. Set HistoricalShift...
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  9. #19
    91044 [quote=;7885353]@everybody: Thank you for the comments. quote Distinct TF = different candle closes = different regression lines = different values. You may opt to produce the TF(s) over which the regressions are plotted by altering PeriodsForRegr to absolute values, or values relative to the current chart. Watch the PDF. quote Be fair. You guys are my competitors in a zero sum activity. LOL quote]

    I believe it is useful to compare readings on different timeframes, helps to spot a valid trend. Trending pairs in 2 or 3 timeframes worth looking at.

    The instrument isn't to trade blindly, but to enable you to narrow down candidates, then apply your way of trading. Preventing ranging markets.

    I will play it further give you some comments. Thanks again.

  10. #20
    91044Be fair. You guys are my competitors in a zero sum action. LOL quote

    Hano...

    How are we rivals, we all want to get the Brokers Broke collectively I had thought and the longer we do it collectively the better. Within this business, we all must learn since this is different from the other kinds of company, we are all on the exact same side. If you've got more goodies on your closet, lest have it. There is a thrillion dollars on the market everyday, you can not have it erh?? Lol

    Thank you for sharing anyway and hope we all receive the Broker Broke and all into our accounts.

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