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- FxSwordfish replied Aug 2, 2018
ATR channels
- FxSwordfish replied Aug 2, 2018
I go for what can be easily predicted with high accuracy. Not for home runs. This move was highly predictable based on Deviation. A fraction of 60 pips max is fine with me.
- FxSwordfish replied Apr 19, 2018
That's a game changer, Bernard. Most people don't know that the current version of the mFib levels do not apply to history.
- FxSwordfish replied Apr 19, 2018
It may be temporary. Do you find the same correlation in history? url
- FxSwordfish replied Apr 11, 2018
Buy strong, yes, but how strong? The best way is to measure one or both currencies against ALL other 7 currencies. If mFib 23 is considered the minimum gap angle for a good momentum, the multiples are simply the multiples of the minimum gap angle. ...
- FxSwordfish replied Mar 17, 2018
In general less than 50% over time. Add your account to myfxbook and after a month you can analyze your win/loss ratio and profit factor. [Edit] It comes down the choice of trading style. All the top traders will advise you to keep a high profit ...
- FxSwordfish replied Mar 17, 2018
Easy to see after the fact, Bernard. I do agree that trend gives the largest profit, but in general, poor win/loss ratio.
- FxSwordfish replied Mar 15, 2018
Excellent analysis for the use of your dash. I took the pullback trade baaed on deviation (my indicators/EA not shown), but the pink stars from ACS28 are good pullback signals. Also, it was clear which pair to trade by looking at the ACS28. Not sure ...
- FxSwordfish replied Feb 27, 2018
It is "Currency Strength Deviation" from Kashif Javed. Look it up under ACS28 tab url
- FxSwordfish replied Feb 24, 2018
Hook alert would be too late for reversals in my opinion. My indicator is not counting on hooks, only the MFib deviations. Extreme values are set up for reversals and plotted on chart as vertical green or red lines. I have studied this setup for ...
- FxSwordfish replied Feb 20, 2018
I now trade deviations exclusively. A simple tool that highlights the large deviations of two currency strengths is shown in my chart (green lines to buy, red lines to sell). In my opinion, retracement at the extremes is the most predictable setup. ...
- FxSwordfish replied Aug 20, 2017
All your latest chart analyses are very inspiring. Thank you for the tips. I wish you could tell us statistically which higher time frame is more reliable for trend determination, H1, H4, or D1? As this trade example showed, H1 and D1 are opposite ...
- FxSwordfish replied Aug 20, 2017
Your daily chart is showing EUR is pointing down and AUD is pointing up. Why do you say "EURAUD daily is long"?
- FxSwordfish replied Jul 13, 2017
Same circumstances as above but it did not work. The key is in c-Volume. NZD finished its exhausted move up according to c-Volume.
- FxSwordfish replied May 30, 2017
Yes, I know. You are right. I did not take that trade. I document it just to remind myself that this is the setup I need to pay attention to in the future. I have seen it many times before. When there is no candles on the right side of the signal it ...
- FxSwordfish replied May 30, 2017
M1 is never late. Setup can be very clean. No lack of green pips.
- FxSwordfish replied May 26, 2017
Busy watching the market and making pips here. I have always been using Currency Strength in my trading such as 10.7 CSS, MegaTrend FlowMeter, CSM. Bernhard's is just more quantifiable and it is a system, not just an indicator. It gets boring after ...
- FxSwordfish replied May 18, 2017
The indicator compares the calculated angle for each currency strength with the angle from zero to mFib23 dynamically, meaning it picks up the current mFib23 value for this comparison. (The history plots were based on mFib23 at that time, and will ...
- FxSwordfish replied May 18, 2017
Is this good? Angles that met the criteria are now marked. Green to buy and red to sell. Read my recent blog post. url