- Search Metals Mine
- howard replied May 19, 2009
Hi Fredella It is the daily range we are looking for and a day consists of 24 hours, so if the 1st vertical line is on 7 am hourly bar (example) and the 2nd vertical line placed on the 6 am hourly bar the total period showing for calculation of the ...
Daily Quarter method
- howard replied May 19, 2009
It is showing 25 hours as period. If the red vertical line is plotted on 7 am for example, the green vertical should be placed on the 6 am hourly bar to show a total period of 24 hours
Daily Quarter method
- howard replied May 15, 2009
Glad you are here and thanks for your work Trades which have not hit their targets or stops will be closed manually at the end of the 24 hour period Orders which have not been opened will be removed manually at the end of the 24 hour period However ...
Daily Quarter method
- howard replied May 15, 2009
Indicator — This method really needs a good indicator: To show vertical lines of your 24 hour choice for visual confirmation To show high and low of the chosen 24 hour for visual confirmation To calculate the range of the 24 hour, its quarter ...
Daily Quarter method
- howard replied May 13, 2009
Open of the day — Hi While we are on the subject of opening of the day, can anybody modify the attached indicator and add a GMT offset function so that it could show any desired time of the day as open
Period separator, second attempt.
- howard replied Apr 27, 2009
The only point is that as you know London starts at 7 GMT (8 am UK time), so do we leave out the last hour of Tokyo and consider the 7 GMT hourly bar for the start of our breakout? Or do we leave out the first 1 hour bar of London open and consider ...
1 trade a day
- howard replied Apr 19, 2009
LOL, I was talking about the traffic on the thread The traffic on the resistance area is great
Silent Service Method
- howard replied Apr 19, 2009
The amount of traffic is of no essence, it is quality which counts.
Silent Service Method
- howard replied Apr 14, 2009
Karmo Are you still using your old fixed 100 pip stop loss? Or any other?
Karmo's trading strategy trading GBP/JPY
- howard replied Apr 12, 2009
Indi — Thanks a lot and wishing you all the best
ICCE. Bemac's Fib. Reverse Engineered
- howard replied Apr 12, 2009
Indi — Thanks for the explanation The best way would be for an advanced indicator from the expert coders which can be used like a standard fib tool but for now the 2nd option is great
ICCE. Bemac's Fib. Reverse Engineered
- howard replied Apr 12, 2009
The problem is that when we enter these levels in the tool they will be saved and whenever we want to plot normal fib levels these levels come up instead, is there any way to address this problem?
ICCE. Bemac's Fib. Reverse Engineered
- howard replied Apr 3, 2009
Performance — This is a nice and low maintenance system. llambert is forward testing it on a live account so his results are accurate. Results up to end of March are posted above, we are waiting for his further performance of the method.
EOD trading system
- howard replied Mar 20, 2009
Hi Dan Are your results still based on 77 cross and 100 trail stop or any modifications applied?
DanUK Simple EUR/USD Trading Journal 2009
- howard replied Mar 14, 2009
Hi Michael Please give us more details of your modified system maybe with a couple of charts, any reason why from 2 to 6 only?
4H 5EMA System
- howard replied Mar 13, 2009
Hi if you attach the zigzag indicator to your charts, maybe you would be able to pickup better 123 points as the lines turn.
the key to the mint
- howard replied Mar 10, 2009
Hi Glenn Do you use cross of the two MA's on one hour chart for your entries or cross of 2MA through the day open line on the hourly? Also for fib extensions, do you always use high and low of the previous day?
The Only Pivot