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- zznbrm replied Feb 22, 2010
See attached script file. It contains the function you requested. Look at start() for example usage. Edit: Oops, looks like someone is already working on this...I guess you can disregard.
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- zznbrm replied Feb 21, 2010
Yeah, that seems like a logical thing to do. See updated, attached indicator. Keep in mind that the indicator uses the current chart timeframe. So, to get a close time of "22:59", you would have to attach to the M1 chart. Again, I did minimal ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 20, 2010
hazelj80, I updated the following bugs: - Variable suffixes for different brokers - Point/digits calculation - Dollar amount calculation Hopefully these items are correct now. Unfortunately, I did not have much time to thoroughly test these changes ...
Indicators development for T101's not very simple method
- zznbrm replied Feb 19, 2010
What he posted was a nice attempt at backtesting the fundamental "thinking" of many of your EAs. However, visually backtesting in Metatrader (as Pat's indicator attempts to allow) is not quite as easy most think. It is part of the reason why 1000s ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 19, 2010
Pat - Your efforts are appreciated. However, your calculations are incorrect. You have made a very common mistake when looking at historical values. The good news is that you have the weekend to try to figure it out!
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- zznbrm replied Feb 18, 2010
So, in your example above, the USD sells total to +161 (145+68-52) and the USD buys total to 271 (50+85+136). What should the totals be for USD in this example?
Indicators development for T101's not very simple method
- zznbrm replied Feb 16, 2010
Well, then I guess you need to follow dinofx since he "easily knew where prices are going" today!!!!!!
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- zznbrm replied Feb 16, 2010
Then, why mess around with these EAs? On days like today, if "you easily know where prices are going", why not simply trade based upon these big picture charts?
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- zznbrm replied Feb 15, 2010
I was talking about the calculation within the StochasticRSI indicator.
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- zznbrm replied Feb 15, 2010
After reviewing and testing the StochRSI indicator used in this thread, I do not 100% agree with the calculation used by the author. I won't go as far as saying the calculation is incorrect because I don't know the intentions of the author. But I ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 15, 2010
I think you already know the answer - create a function in your EA that performs the Stoch_Rsi calculation instead of calling iCustom. Contrary to popular opinion, this is not that difficult to do. double calcStochRSI( string strPair, int intTF, int ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 11, 2010
There is a certain situation where the value of this indicator does not change even though ticks are coming in (and the underlying RSI value is also changing). It is not a bug, but a nuance of the calculation used. I won't get into a true technical ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 11, 2010
I try to avoid iCustom as much as possible. Try creating your own function to calculate the Stoch-RSI value. Let me know if you need help with the function and I'll create it for you.
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- zznbrm replied Feb 10, 2010
I would implement something like the attached. Call setBrokerPairs() once at start of EA Call getRSIForCcy() as needed.
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- zznbrm replied Feb 10, 2010
Yes, that code is very nice. However, I was talking about the code block above that: if(Digits == 3 || Digits == 5) { spread *= 10; take *= 10; stop *= 10; } For example, on my FxPro demo, EURJPY is 3 digits. AUDJPY is 2 digits. If the EA is ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 10, 2010
Re "Scooby 20EMA-200EMA-RSI3" If you use a broker with mixed digits (some pairs are 2/4 digits, some pairs are 3/5 digits) like FxPro Demo, you might want to update the code in SendOrder() to use "MarketInfo" to get the digits instead of "Digits".
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- zznbrm replied Feb 10, 2010
I briefly looked at your code, I would start here to improve performance: - Get rid of iCustom calls for KG indicator (you mentioned this already) - make an internal function for the calculation. The KG indicator simply calculates the average RSI ...
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- zznbrm replied Feb 4, 2010
I vote crap. But after ready this forum for long enough, my cynical side tends to dominate. url For you believers, do a search - the MA version is for sale. Good luck.
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- zznbrm replied Jan 30, 2010
I have a few unsolicited comments: - Using 20/80 as RSI threshold areas is better than 30/70 - Using RSI(5) is MUCH better than RSI(2). In fact, you might want to look into staggering the RSI period for the 3 timeframes: M15 use RSI(5), H1 use ...
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