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Kas1 replied Jan 24, 2012Yeah, hopefully somebody wants to code it. I don't have time to keep drawing things manually.
Auto Cycle Lines
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Kas1 replied Jan 24, 2012It happens, got ran over on gb/nz shorts tonight, ah well. I like equal structure so right now I'm using quartile pivots. High/Low Range divided in 4. Of course there are other quantile sequences you can use. When it comes to the trigger I like to ...
Swing trading with Andrew's pitchforks and volume analysis journal
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Kas1 replied Jan 23, 2012Hope you don't mind if I post in here sometimes, Didn't get that eu long yesterday but I did catch eu/ca. Those last few up bars on the 4hr look weak, tighter ranges. Will see what happens at the next cycle line.
Swing trading with Andrew's pitchforks and volume analysis journal
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Kas1 replied Jan 23, 2012Hi Bay, Thought I would show you what I'm looking at on eu right now. I think there could be some demand around 1.2911. Looks like volatility is increasing a bit...waiting for close on 4hr to confirm a move up. Starting to experiment with cycle ...
Swing trading with Andrew's pitchforks and volume analysis journal
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Kas1 replied Jan 22, 2012Request here, Auto Cycle Lines url
I will code your EAs and Indicators for no charge
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Kas1 replied Jan 22, 2012I use a High/Low Range histogram to measure volatility.
Volatility By Time of Day (or Day of week) indicator?
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Auto Cycle Lines
Started Jan 22, 2012|Platform Tech|11 replies
Looking for somebody that can code automatic cycle lines. They should be able to: 1. Draw from ...
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Kas1 replied Jan 20, 2012No worries. I am looking to change the code so that this indicator draws the Standard Deviation Channel from a higher time-frame on a lower one without changing. I illustrated this in post #12 Right now if you set it on the Daily and go to the 1hr ...
Auto MTF Standard Deviation Channel
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Kas1 replied Jan 20, 2012I thought of this before, hanover is right... The only thing I can think of is using a squared+b squared=c squared where a = the amount of bars back b = the amount of pips from high to low within bars back and c= slope value
Auto MTF Standard Deviation Channel
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Kas1 replied Jan 20, 2012This is not a thread to post random things you want done. I am helping you by saying start your own thread. If you have anything to post here that is on topic then you are welcome.
Auto MTF Standard Deviation Channel
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Kas1 replied Jan 20, 2012Start your own thread, I don't want to talk about that here
Auto MTF Standard Deviation Channel
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Kas1 replied Jan 20, 2012Thanks I appreciate the effort. Still would like to solve what I illustrated in post #12 but this will do for now. Thanks again

Auto MTF Standard Deviation Channel
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Kas1 replied Jan 19, 2012I'm looking for somebody that codes well for a fee. For future reference.
Auto MTF Standard Deviation Channel