DislikedI've attached an MA crossover alert indicator, which somebody created for me. Might be of use to some of you. {file}Ignored
Please, do you have this indicator .MQ4?
Thanks a lot!
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DislikedI've attached an MA crossover alert indicator, which somebody created for me. Might be of use to some of you. {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Jupiter13! Please, do you have this indicator .MQ4? Thanks a lot!Ignored
DislikedIn answer to your question. I consider all time frames from M5 to W1 to determine trend direction. Once determined, I stick with the M5 frame to trade pullbacks. I don't know what you mean by filters. When my three indicators line up in agreement I take the trade. Does that help? I have not found much value in considering the opening versus the close of a candle in the M5 time interval, as might be found in the D1 or higher. Nor do I like to stick around for more than a few hours, if the market gives me the choice. Too many loose lips of...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi there stelpm, I'm still new in this trading stuffs. I would like to ask you a few things here. These SMA 5/8/50 you are talking about, do i have to put 'open' or 'close', high and low? I would really like to try this strategy. And what other indicators that would help this strategy? Like MACD (which I don't know anything about it), or RSI? Please help me on this one. Thank you very much for your time.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I think most people use the open or close. Macd is really just a measure of moving averages in relation to each other.Ignored
DislikedHI guys, Yugenn here, age 14. Im quite new to trading(just started trading 3 months ago).Today ive come to a new indicator "Non-lag MA". I find it easy to use n profitable, just put Buy/Sell when the colour of the single MA changes. In 15min chart, u can enter market many times(i find it suitable for all timeframes n for more profit, trade GBP/JPY).It work well on trendy markets.Hope this helps.Ignored
DislikedLooking at the two charts which one would you rather be trading? Without waiting for a pull back in the trend you don't know which type of market you are going to be trading. {image} {image}Ignored
I also set on a "take the profit and run" setting that stops processing when profit objectives are met (to avoid future profit losses). The attachment finished mid March after achieving preset profit objectives. When run full term, the profit moved around a bit but ended in Oct with $224 (8.4% draw down).
DislikedJust to clarify the images in top to bottom order on my previous post are: SMA 60 minutes, EMA 60 minutes, and SMA 4 hour. Thanks AlexIgnored