Hey @emmanuel7788 -- sorry, but you are mistaken. Those posts in his thread in September that you refer to was @DrDick posting to himself!!! If you post to yourself does that really count? Actually, the last post in @DrDick's thread that wasn't from ...

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Hey @emmanuel7788 -- people should go easy on @DrDick, and when forming their opinion about him shouldn't forget he envisions himself a billy goat. Though goats may be lacking in communication (and trading) skills and lack a moral compass, that ...

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R4M-GetTrend The R4M-GetTrend indicator combines both trend and momentum elements. For trend it uses fast (10 EMA) and slow (44 LWMA) moving averages. And for momentum it uses blue and purple lines to indicate where the difference between slow and ...

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@ryuryu -- thank you, child, for letting us all know what you think. Now go outside and play... When you grow up you are free to return -- but for now I just don't have the patience. And thanks for reminding me why I started this thread in the first ...

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R4M-MarneyRange R4M-MarneyRange-OnChart A few posts back @ScALpipTaToE posted the source code for marney_range_indicator_-_extended.mq4 and asked if I would consider modifying the indicator such that its values appear on the main chart. Normally I ...

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Since this is my thread, I'm going to take a risk and share what I think is the best trading video. After watching the video go do something you've never done before. So, grab a beer, kick back in a comfy chair, zoom your monitor to full screen and ...

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@ScALpipTaToE -- the more I stare at it the more interesting it becomes. The closest 'metric' I've encountered so far that has the ability to "predict" the future is the ADR -- which I like a lot. And this marney strategy with its repeating average ...

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@ScALpipTaToE -- interesting -- something new!! I will noodle on this -- thank you for keeping me out of trouble...

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@ScALpipTaToE -- what kind of alias is that? It took me several attempts to type it without making an error... (actually, I did cut / paste). Excellent post -- thanks. And I appreciate the story about your mother. And I was there, too. Upon ...

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OnTick() versus OnTimer() Every indicator must implement an event handler that kicks-off its computation and chart display. By far the most common is OnTick(). The way it works is whenever there is a new tick (i.e. change in price) then MT4 calls ...

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@Merka -- I'm familiar with that thread. That's the one where I was called a pig for presenting a different perspective and then pushing back when scolded for it. Since I was getting into to much trouble on other threads, I then decided to stick ...

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@Merka -- for now I'm going to pass -- but I will think about it. It is not as though I'm looking for a new strategy to trade -- I'm not. I just felt like sharing some of the indicators I currently use or have used in the past. Everyone's brain ...

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@merka -- I've attached a screenshot using your template and a copy of your description below: image ################################################################ The following will describe reversal entry conditions for BUY and the signal is ...

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@Merka -- thanks, but I would never attempt to code something from pictures. If you can describe the algorithm's rules using English or math then I might or might not -- I can't promise anything. Also, I prefer to keep things public and not use PM. ...

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R4M-ADRIndi The screenshot below shows the R4M-ADRIndi. It differs from other ADR indicators in that not only does it mark the current session's ADR but also historically. If using this indicator to trade in real-time you have to be cognizant of the ...

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@swd -- oink, oink -- snort, squeal, grunt...

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@ryuryu -- okay, I'll briefly indulge you. You claim "this indicator is totally fake". I'll give you the benefit of the doubt you are not a native English speaker and don't realize how that comes across. And I'm not being condescending of non-native ...

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R4M-CCIMA-Indi The screenshot below (middle window) shows the R4M-CCIMA-Indi -- a smoothed version of CCI. Blue lines indicate a bullish trend, purple lines a bearish trend. The dotted yellow bands are the Bollinger algorithm applied to the CCI ...

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@ryuryu -- that the centered TMA slightly / occasionally repaints is old news. I'll refer you to post #3 above. I think I've mentioned it multiple times -- the centered TMA with the ADR bands provides a context. A context is not a signal -- you ...

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R4M-Detective The R4M-Detective indicator shows the 'lifetimes' of TOPS and BOTTOMS -- i.e. where they get created and where they get removed (by extreme price spikes). image The screenshot below shows the R4M-Detective indicator overlayed with ...

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