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  1. #11
    I've utilized the semaphores as analysis and played about with configurations. I'm torn between using CCI and the WPR . ALso I'm playing with my MA (21), as well as 42, 84, 10 ad 5. To see which combos work best together. I really don't feel I need the MACD to get my entry as I utilize Polynomial regression curves and past S/R levels to time my entry after a change has happened (A 3 on semaphore). Then I I'm directionally biased. I tend to decide on trend as it is safer.

    Sinc all oscillators essentailly measure price movement the exact same way, can you give me one or 2 additional ways that you confirm your entrances or signals? And in case you can not (lol) then can you give me an notion of where I need to look or how I need to think in terms of searching for encouraging indiors.

    Thanks again, your insight was invaluable.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I have a tendency to go with fashion as it is safer.
    We are not trading the same, so that I am not sure how to respond you. A lot of what you wrote is contrary to what I wrote with this thread.

    1. The high/low of a previous trade (s/r amounts ) is a ridiculous egy to me. If previous trades had any impact on future trades the market would move as a sine wave. If your broker shows you sine waves, then congratulations. It's not so simple with my broker, lol. Proverb #11.

    2. I do make up moving average values. I create a zone that divides buying from selling and duplie it on several time frames. The values will differ based on what time frames I am assessing. Then it would be tough to find the sweet spots, if I do not have signals that are congruent. Proverb #5.

    3. I don't have any coding for creating polynomial regression curves from meta trader, but you do and it works for you. Having not seen any coding, I would guess that it could be more accurate in determining the division between buyers and sellers. I guess I've created a pseudo polynomial regression curve using an alternate calculation system.

    4. Going with the tendency is not what I do. I exchange ranges. A trend is just a very long range for me. I convert time period ranges into time period tendencies that are lower , then move in and outside with market action. Proverb #8.

    For the time being, we appear to have different egies, but perhaps you have located a few ideas from my technique that will assist your design. Good Luck.

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  4. #14
    The mega black swan fear?
    Wonder if that can apply to FX too (my take is that it will).
    Once I start making some decent $, after so much effort,and years of study, wonder if one day, only that one trade, with some leverage, and no broker ready to honour my stop. . .cause that the market is flying 2000 pips in minutes. . .and there´s nobody on the opposite side....to take my stop order....

    Examine this:

    https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...use-next-crash

  5. #15
    Sorry for changing the subject!
    There´s a thread about this somewhere, most important is a broker that won´t claim negative balance, then perhaps take out cash frequently, so worst case situation, you still have another half of your capital left to keepon going.
    Wonder what u guys think about all this.

  6. #16
    DKROCK,

    We do commerce differently, what I liked about your articles was the fact that a fad is in essence a very long (big ) range. Utilizing the semaphore to line up swing highs and lows and adjusting the indiors to coincide with them. In addition, the inclusion of the Bollingers and trendline to the indiors has really been something.

    Iknow I've asked this before ad please jusy I want to know whether you're reluctant to answer, however, I would be quite grateful if you could tell me what additional (If any) indiors you use, besides the ones that you create yourself from oscillator templates, then to confirm entry and or exhaustion. I've used TD successive with pivot points and limited success but can't appear to nail one down which is persistent.

    Would love to hear your ideas.

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    My take. image
    Too vague for me, lol. Is it functioning? Screenshot looks like it's minimized due to the chop on the very first indior. Circles look interesting as they look profitable. Are you monitoring 3 time frames?

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Sorry for changing the subject! There´s a thread about this somewhere important is that a broker that acquired ´t claim equilibrium, then take cash out so worst case situation, you have the other half of your capital left to keepon going. Think about of this.
    If you would like to make money from trading, then you have to trade cash.

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    DKROCK, We do trade otherwise, what I enjoyed about your posts was the fact that a trend is in nature a very long (large) range. Utilizing the semaphore to line up swing highs and lows and adjusting the indiors to match them. The inclusion of the Bollingers and trendline into the indiors has been something. Iknow I've asked this before advertisement please jusy let me know if you're unwilling to answer, but I would be very grateful if you could let me know what other (If any) indiors you use, besides those you...
    I use FF news, disperse, candle period, currency meter, moving average ribbon, Bollinger band, custom candle colours, semafors, and habit mtf coded initials. Occasionally I use trend lines with breakout projections if the market is moving flat. Occasionally I also attach a rotating photograph viewer if I plan to stare at charts.

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote If you want to make money from trading, then you have to trade money.
    Hello dkrock, would you mind explaining this plz. thanks,

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