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!iii! replied Jan 22, 2018I'm building a raw prototype - i.e. no saving of ticks and offline charts, just indicators streaming ticks and visualizing stuff on the go. Comparing a 2 point range with a 1 second bar chart. The 3 simple MA are equivalent to 1min, 5min and 30min ...
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!iii! replied Jan 21, 2018Wonderful, now that the social unrest has dissipated after CP's false flag alarm (well played, indeed, CP...) and the circle is closed with everybody re-affirming each other, that each one of us wonderful individuals IS the edge as long as we try ...
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!iii! replied Jan 15, 2018You're indeed close except for the orange influx. Nevertheless, no magic to be seen here, yet. Still searching.
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!iii! replied Jan 14, 2018Did you use 1 sec bars then? The Influx lines "feel" slightly different from what I saw on CP's charts - are they just different period combinations? The inflection points on CP's charts seemed to line up more, hence my initial guess at derivatives ...
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!iii! replied Jan 14, 2018I'm wondering how many ticks a GBPUSD 1 min bar contains at FXCM - CP's charts don't look compressed, at all, hence my doubt about the light blue bands being Ask and Bid prices. I have traded with FXCM for a while, and their spread is also far from ...
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!iii! replied Jan 11, 2018Is that because you know or because he said so? He speaks in riddles and very often deliberately not precise at all, e.g. you don't overlay a 30 min and 90 min MA onto a tick chart, because there is no stable relation between a tick and a minute - ...
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!iii! replied Jan 10, 2018My tests today suggest CP is using range bars : The compression of the feed to allow the display of over an hour of price information on one screen speaks against pure tick charts. Looking at the upper window of the screenshots he posted, there are ...
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!iii! replied Jan 10, 2018I am of the firm belief, that 90% win rate scalping day in day out on tick charts (as CP claims somewhere) is not doable for a human - the tools he is using must have an edge. He might have gotten really fast at applying his tools, but HE is NOT the ...
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!iii! replied Jan 2, 2018Hi GoldTheHun, Just discovered your thread. Some time back I modified a well-known, related indicator (i-Reg) plotting the z-scores as support and resistance levels across regressions of up to 8 polynomial degrees. It is continuous and not anchored ...
Random Walk (The unbeatable!)
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!iii! replied Dec 17, 2017First pair I found just now: USDCHF 1) About the same turning point timing 2) Same direction: strengthening
How to identify the most Ranging Zones
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!iii! replied Dec 17, 20171. Establish currency indices based on hourly bars of all USD pairs 2. Pick two currencies with the same channel bias (e.g. regression line) - i.e. both strong, both weak or both flat 3. Enter against direction when reaching daily pivots
How to identify the most Ranging Zones
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!iii! replied Jul 21, 2017Folks, I have tried to reduce the end-point bias of the Hodrick-Prescott filter by fixing the beginning of measurement to a point in time (e.g. previous week's London close) and the end to the current bar's Open. Once the current week ends, the ...
Optimized Trend Trading
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!iii! replied Jul 5, 2017Going through the tests and coding iterations, I noticed a few pitfalls which I mention here in case somebody is attempting something similar: 1) Synchronization of bars. The way I'm doing this is by specifying a Time from which I measure forward. I ...
Another Trading Journal
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!iii! replied Jul 4, 2017One correction: It does matter which pairs to pick for hedging other than just their transaction cost: One must avoid pairs correlating too much with the main pair. e.g. see picture 1) UJ reaches trigger spread against all USD und JPY pairs: main ...
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!iii! replied Jul 4, 2017Hi UP, I think I figured something out - sort of. So in my outsider / dummy words: I kept thinking how incredible a beast these market dynamics are, given that there is an equilibrium with the maximum uncertainty of the spot Bid-Ask spread most of ...
Another Trading Journal
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!iii! replied Jun 29, 2017Really last post: it's visually just too fascinating to ignore it. A confluence of regressions resulting in perfect Support and Resistance levels :-)
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!iii! replied Jun 29, 2017There was some interest in the indicator used above.
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!iii! replied Jun 29, 2017This is the last one: the red levels held, but who could have known... Good luck with your trading. My tip: keep the winners larger than the losers - in average.
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!iii! replied Jun 29, 2017This is when it gets tricky, because no MBFX or other static, linear indicator will get the perception job done for you. It'll be all just you.
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!iii! replied Jun 29, 2017To give you an idea about "polynomial spread" of the Holy Channel: In the picture you'll see the 2 sigma standard deviations for all the polynomial degrees from 1 to 8 plus the respective ranges in pips. Which level is the right one? I don't know - ...
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