Hi Pardy,
The full post can be seen in the following link:
http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...postcount=6308
What I described is not part of the system. My ideas to simplify and reduce wrong entries. But to some extent LISPA2 uses this variation. It allows for re-entry after a consolidation and trend-continuation. After some analysis I have decided to: 1. NOT go long when the Red-Lag is below 0.1 (or 0.15), 2. NOT go short when the Red-Lag is above 0.9 (or 0.85), 3. NOT to enter when both Lags are going against each other. I am not sure how well they fit with original rules, but this is what I think good for me at present (for EJ-5M).
I wrote that I was testing this and still I am (and it seems quite good). Do not compare these with original rules. Consider this as additional choice to be tested. Also, checkout the full post.
I hope that clarifies the differences.
Regards,
chandra
The full post can be seen in the following link:
http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...postcount=6308
What I described is not part of the system. My ideas to simplify and reduce wrong entries. But to some extent LISPA2 uses this variation. It allows for re-entry after a consolidation and trend-continuation. After some analysis I have decided to: 1. NOT go long when the Red-Lag is below 0.1 (or 0.15), 2. NOT go short when the Red-Lag is above 0.9 (or 0.85), 3. NOT to enter when both Lags are going against each other. I am not sure how well they fit with original rules, but this is what I think good for me at present (for EJ-5M).
I wrote that I was testing this and still I am (and it seems quite good). Do not compare these with original rules. Consider this as additional choice to be tested. Also, checkout the full post.
I hope that clarifies the differences.
Regards,
chandra