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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017Thanks. Please check post 12 for the calculation logic...
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017I have revised and combined the indicators into one indicator. Download both of them but attach only the RW-SupportResistanceALL on 5 minute chart, on the background it will use the ATR-Close indicator. file file I have edited the first post ...
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017The Random Walk theory does not give any indication of a trend. It just gives the possible levels of turning points (support and resistance). The winning percentage depends on how successfully you can assess the trend for that specific day. A trader ...
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017Since this is a 1 trade per day suggestion, better to use 1 hour and up to find the trend...
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017Thanks Panisko.. Enjoy your vacation in the meantime....
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 20171. It is up to you. You can use moving average, or any other method to figure out the trend. 2. It is not a secret. Random walk calculates (Sqrt(bars) * Volatility * ZScore) You can find more detailed explanation on wikipedia or any other statistics ...
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017I am glad that it works for you. Thank you and good luck....
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 4, 2017Well since it uses the random walk theory it can be used for any pair or cfds. Just make sure you put those two indicators on 5 minute charts..
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 3, 2017For trading try the following: If you believe that the market is short than enter sell limit at Fib 78.4 level, take profit at Fib 0 (D1 Sup 0). Stop Loss few pips above Fib 100 (D1 Res 0). If you believe that the market is long than enter buy limit ...
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GoldTheHun replied Apr 3, 2017On RW-SupportResistance indicator change the colors of weekly support and weekly resistance to NONE in the indicator color settings..
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The markets are said to be random walk. Through the years of trading I really believe that the ...
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 25, 2017Well, good luck Math. I hope you get similar or better results.. One more question: Are you using trailing stops? I know trailing stops in backtests skews the results on the positive side... Just a heads up... Thanks for your efforts. Best..
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 25, 2017Very interesting Math... Did you check the trades in visual mode to see entry and exit prices are at intended levels?
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 17, 2017Thank you for this post Pip, very enlightening. If we forget about mean reverting and try to go with the trend, how can we accomplish that in random walks (without known drift)? Right off the bat 2 ideas come to my mind. I am sure you guys will have ...
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 17, 2017Great work FXEZ... I know this is not the place for indicators etc.. but I found a tool which makes random walk calculations very easy. file This indicator creates an offline chart. It is excellent for random walk calculations as binomial ...
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 16, 2017Well don't trade options either and don't have access to options platform....So no idea!! Sorry!
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 15, 2017Very true.. Until IV is publicly available in real time, long period of abs(close - close(-1)) does the trick for daily ranges for now..
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GoldTheHun replied Jan 15, 2017Thanks for bringing it up FXEZ. I must make a correction that using ATR is not correct really. It gives amplified results. Best volatility measure would be abs(close - close(1)). By using absolute difference between 2 preceding closes could be ...
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