@Bazzza -- no offense taken -- all is good. I understand you are not a programmer. My response was not only to you but to others, as well, who were thinking of making similar requests. Indicators don't magically change colors -- not only is code ...

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@Bazzza -- as I wrote in post #1, no source files. Source code is IP (intellectual property) that I've invested 1000's of hours in. Do you seriously think I am so naive as to zip-up my build system and send it to you so you could change a color? I'm ...

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@mirgi -- thanks for the good word. But as I wrote in post #1, I won't be spending time adding alert code to dozens of indicators. I'm only interested in the algorithm and markings and how it can be used for trading.

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@xxsskxx -- as I wrote in post #1, I won't be spending time adding color adjustment code to dozens of indicators. I understand everyone has different color preferences and it's not my intention to come across as a d-ck, but since I'm not in the ...

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@lotv -- thanks for the good word, I think. It's a "pity" for whom? Isn't it enough that I shared the indicator?

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@xxsskxx -- that restriction is a reminder to me, since I only trade H4 (and below). Here is an updated version of the indicator with that restriction removed. file

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R4M-ZWinner A new favorite of mine is the R4M-ZWinner indicator. It is derived from the ZWinnerColorSignals indicator that I stumbled across on @hasib's "Z Winner Strategy" thread ( url ). My modification adds the red and white circles that mark the ...

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Another good example where a signal generator and trend-confirming indicators are combined in a trading strategy is Trading Made Simple (TMS) -- url . In the TMS strategy when TDI's green line crosses the red line then that is considered a ...

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"Signal Generators" Versus Trend-Confirming Filters What I'm about to comment on in this post is nothing new -- most of us probably treat indicators the same way though we may not be aware of it. My intent is to explicitly state the two ways ...

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@hasib -- the more I experiement with the ZWinnerColorSignals indicator the more I like it (especially on H4) -- it generates excellent non-repainting signals. I'm currently incorporating it into one of my EAs. Thank you @hasib. And thank you ...

Z Winner Strategy

@ryuryu -- the "self-proclaimed" Guru who doesn't know the difference between repainting vs Bar[0] recalculation. If someone doesn't know the difference then why would they attempt to steer people away from looking at the indicators @hasib has found ...

Z Winner Strategy

@Leviticus -- my index trading days are behind me. I wouldn't know how to correct that ATR problem. Back in the day on @TyLamai's thread I had advocated for normalizing the prices of the index pairs into a single, "virtual" pair where it could be ...

Dashboard EAX

I've been growing attached to @aeseme's dashboard -- amazing software. However, it expires at the end of this year and it's been close to a year since @aeseme last posted in this thread. Is this dashboard going away? Do I have to create my own? I ...

Dashboard EAX

R4M-StochTrend-MTF The screenshot below is the R4M-StochTrend-MTF indicator. As you can see, it is based on the Stochastics indicator -- plus some dots. image So, what are the dots? Stochastics is typically charted using two lines -- the light ...

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@Nonip -- thanks for the good word. Indicators can be classified as one of two types -- Moving Average (MA) or Price Action (PA). The classification isn't that important and would rarely affect how we trade them -- in the end we trade them based on ...

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@Inthebox -- as I alluded to in my earlier post, you can believe whatever you like. But algebra -- as far as I know -- doesn't lie. I don't have any problem with much of what you post -- it's just when you become a source of misinformation then ...

Trading Made Simple

@lddd -- there is something called 'statistics' and 'probability' -- I suspect these are new terms for you. You should check them out sometime. It's not about a single trade -- rather, it's about a 100 trades. In the context of a single, isolated ...

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@Waih -- thanks for the good word. As for your question -- you'll find the answer in post #1.

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@Bazzza -- I already have. At the top of the thread you'll see a paper clip followed by a number -- currently it is at '49'. Click on the paper click and it will take you to a new page with all the uploaded files and images associated with this ...

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@Inthebox -- boy oh-boy, you couldn't be more wrong. This is a perfect example of how misinformation is spread. Every indicator that uses some form of moving average is, by definition, a lagging indicator. Probably > 90% of the indicators most of us ...

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