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    • chamane replied Jan 11, 2019

      Yes, I take trades only in the right direction of the cross. In the last example, the MACD crossed up the zero line for the first time signaling an entry. The second arrow down is a signal to close the trade with a very small loss. The third arrow ...

      Hidden divergence
    • chamane replied Jan 11, 2019

      I modified the indicator for my liking. Here it is. To answer your questions: 1- Once I am in a trade, I follow my rules. Bringing my stop loss to breakeven when in profit at half my risk and closing the trade when MACD crosses back the zero line ...

      Hidden divergence
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      File Type: mq4 MACD Cross zero_.mq4
    • chamane replied Jan 10, 2019

      Hi Jube, thanks for the indicator, I will use it for sure. MACD has to get acros the zero line at the close of the price. I got caught a couple of times not respecting that criteria. But that's my personal way. I trade with the minumum lot size, ...

      Hidden divergence
    • chamane replied Jan 9, 2019

      A HD pattern in progress for NZDCAD in the 4 HR TF. It will be confirmed if MACD crosses down the zero line in the 1 HR TF. Better if there is a regular divergernce pattern just before. image

      Hidden divergence
    • chamane replied Jan 9, 2019

      Same for me. I usually get out when MACD crosses the zero line in the other direction before getting stopped out to minimize the loss. Another trick is to bring the stop loss to breakeven when prices reaches half the risk in profit. I didn't do it ...

      Hidden divergence