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about RSIOMA & MTF-HEINAKEN
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ROMANTISI-EA
Recommended:
The most important of this EA is Market Hour Setting
Use in pair GU and set market hour setting
StartHour = London market open.
EndHour = London market close.
if your broker is in
1. GMT, Set StartHour = 8, EndHour = 16.
2. GMT+1, Set StartHour = 9, EndHour = 17.
3. GMT+2, Set StartHour = 10, EndHour = 18.
DivShare File - ROMANTISI-EA.rar
buy-sell-indicator
Display Buy/Sell arrows as the MACD or RVI indicators are changing. When both indicators will match a message will be display and a sound alert will play.
This indicator will print sell/buy alert only if time period is 1H or higher.
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Multi-xpMA EA Version 1.0
MultixpMA V 1.0.0
Multi-xpMA is a creation based on the xpMA indicator designed by Codersguru. I had some initial ideas on how to use this indicator but needed to be able to use more than one. I approached a very generous and gifted coder that goes by the name of Ralph Ronquist. I wanted to design an EA that was the mother of all moving average EA’s. Ralph decided to take on the project and wouldn’t take any money for it and did it for his love of coding. Without him this would still be a concept and can’t thank him enough. He has moved on to other endeavors and left the community with more than a solid foundation to work with. With that said, on to the EA.
Basic abilities
The EA was designed to allow just about any moving average logic to be plugged in. It can be as simple as two moving averages crossing or as complex as six different types and periods of moving averages agreeing with the original xpMA “signal” and another six moving averages “crossing” and they can be from any separate timeframe you desire. The limit is not six by the way, that is just an example. The possibilities are almost infinite.
Settings
I will go through most of the EA settings and then discuss the moving averages xpma.csv file.
TrailingStopType =1,2,3
1 (default) to start trailing at 1*TrailingStop profit,
2 To start trail immediately
3 To limit by high/low of n:th prior candle
TrailingStop
For type 1 and 2, this would be your standard trail behind price by X
For type 3 this will be the number of candles back to use as your stoploss
BreakEvenAfterPips
Self explanatory
CloseMA
NOTE – Defining 0 for CloseMA will equal line one of xpma.csv, 1 would equal line 2 and so on.
This has a few different meanings based on what style of moving average system you are using; signals or crosses. Signals will be used as the first example. In your xpma.csv (more on this later) you have defined three moving averages at periods 10, 20, 30. To place an order, all signals must agree. One exit strategy is to exit on signal change defined by CloseMa. If you were to define CloseMa=0, then at the first opposite signal of the 10 period MA the order would be closed. If you were to define CloseMa=2 the order would be closed on the first opposite signal of the 30 period MA. This would be best used for allowing the MA’s to get you in but let the money management functions get you out.
In the case of a crossing setup the CloseMa would define which cross would close the trade. In this case the value will be which MA must be crossed to close the trade. CloseMa in this case can not =0 as the first MA can not cross itself. A setting of CloseMa=1 would close the trade when the 10 period crosses the 20, and CloseMa=2 would be the 10 period MA crossing the 30.
UseRSIfilter True/False
RSIPeriod Self explanatory
RSIPrice Self explanatory
RSIBUYthreshold A buy only allowed greater than this value
RSISELLthreshold A sell only allowed less than this value
UseCCIfilter True/False
CCIPeriod Self explanatory
CCIPrice Self explanatory
CCIBUYthreshold A buy only allowed greater than this value
CCISELLtreshold A sell only allowed less than this value
UseVolumeFilter True/False
VolumeRange A cumulative value of number of bars back to include
VolumeThreshold A trade only allowed when volume exceeds this parameter
OneEntryPerBar True/False Self explanatory
ReverseTradesOnly True/False When true the trade sequence will be buy-sell-buy-sell-buy-sell, when false consecutive trades in the same direction are allowed
StopLoss Self explanatory
TakeProfit Self explanatory
Slippage Self explanatory
MaxOpenTrade Self explanatory
MinPriceDistance Self explanatory
UseHourTrade True/False;
StartHour Hour to allow trading to begin
End Hour Hour to shut down the EA
Lots Number of lots
MM True/False, use money management or not
AccountIsMicro True/False
DecreaseFactor Decrease lots after loss by this amount
Risk % of capital to use
EnableAlert True/False
EmailAlert True/False
XPMA.CSV
This is the heart of multixpMAEA. It resides in your metatrader installdirectory \tester\files. It consists of a series of 10 numbers with the meanings as follows.
The first 8 numbers are straight from the xpMA indicator as defined by Codersguru.
These are taken directly from www.xpworks.com written by Codersguru and all credit goes to him.
TimeFrame: (default 0)
Set it to the time frame you want to work with. The default value is 0 which means it will works with the current time frame of the chart
MA_Period:
The period of the moving average
MA_Type:
The moving average type (Review table 1).
MA_Applied:
The Moving Average Applied price (Review table 2).
T3MA_VolumeFactor:
This setting is for the T3MA indicator only, The Volume Factor
JMA_Phase:
This setting is for the JMA indicator only, The Phase
Step_Period:
How many bars in the history the xpMA indicator will look back to determine the direction of the moving average
Shift:
0 is current bar, 1 previous bar, 2 previous bar to 1, etc.
Moving Average Type Constant name Integer value
Simple moving average MODE_SMA 0
Exponential moving average MODE_EMA 1
Smoothed moving average MODE_SMMA 2
Linear weighted moving average MODE_LWMA 3
Double Exponential Moving Average MODE_DEMA 4
Triple Exponential Moving Average MODE_TEMA 5
T3 Moving Average MODE_T3MA 6
Jurik Moving Average MODE_JMA 7
Hull Moving Average MODE_HMA 8
DECEMA Moving Average MODE_DECEMA 9
SALT indicator MODE_SALT 10
Applied Price type Constant name Integer value
Close price. PRICE_CLOSE 0
Open price. PRICE_OPEN 1
High price. PRICE_HIGH 2
Low price. PRICE_LOW 3
Median price, (high+low)/2. PRICE_MEDIAN 4
Typical price, (high+low+close)/3. PRICE_TYPICAL 5
Weighted close price, (high+low+close+close) PRICE_WEIGHTED 6
The last 2 values are as follows.
SignalType
type = 1 tells that this MA provides its agreement signal by means of
line direction being upwards or downwards, as indicated by the red and blue
line colors; This is what defines the system as a signal system
* type = 2 tells that this MA provides its agreement signal by means of its
value being above or below the value of the preceding type 2 MA; This is what defines the system as a cross system
* type = 0 (or anything else) tells that this MA always agrees.
Span
"span" is used for type 1 MA to make it stop agreeing after that many bars of the
same direction. span = 0 means "no span limit".
So what you end up with is an xpma.csv file that will look like so..
Timeframe Period MA Type MA Applied T3 Volume Jma Phase StepPeriod Shift Signaltype Span
0 50 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 1 0
Examples of xpma.csv
The following would be the signal setup in the beginning of this document. A 10, 20, 30 “signal” for buy or sell.
0 10 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 1 0
0 20 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 1 0
0 30 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 1 0
Set your CloseMa to close the order on the 10 period =0, the 20 period =1, or the 30 period =2.
If you would like a confirm on entry, simply change one or all of your shift values to 1
We will use the same example except use a “cross” system.
0 10 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 2 0
0 20 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 2 0
0 30 8 0 0.8 0 1 0 2 0
Simply change the 1 of signaltype to 2 and the values of the moving average are taken rather than the line directions.
It is possible to use both a cross and signal by combining both the above .csv settings. Use your imagination, make a rainbow.
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clarification on BBmac
Here is some clarification on bbmac and the comments made by others.
Ive deleted bbmac's posts for this reason ... Cos i can :)
There is a little more to this story than he will tell you all.
Ive known of him for many years now. He was a part of my old proforex group also and we dealt together on a daily basis. In all the time that I have known him he has never ever made a valid live trading call. Now he's very well practiced at making calls after the event very quickly - if a price drops five pips then he's there - "i went short and closing now" not once, but every time.
you would think that in 3-4 years of knowing the guy with dozens of other traders that I would have heard a live call wouldnt you - so what about the others - they havent either. In fact, i open up an invitation to anyone who has heard this '95%' win loss ratio in action.
Around 18 months ago i kicked him out of proforex for security reasons im not prepared to air on here, but i'm a forgiving guy and thought i'd open the communication channels again.
Now to the room and my reasons of closing. Thor, this blog isnt dead Thor - it gets 500 hits a week and the room was publicised in forums also. bbmac certainly checks it every day even though i only post sporadically.
I was actually not unhappy about the number of attendees on day one as i knew it would grow.
The reason i started the room in the first place was to provide a good quality chat room environment. The idea of some training was cool and the idea was that traders could train traders much as what happens in most text rooms, but with some quality. I was happy to get this going for no profit just so we had the facility.
Some people started suggesting that we could make a bit of money on this and as you know if you read the website the idea was to allocate this money between those who trained and pay for the room.
bbmac heard about the idea and offered his services but on top of this he was suggesting it become a signals room and that we charge up to $300 a month. He said that he would want at least £5000 a month to train in the room as he would miss out on trades and that would put a shine on it. (look, that's £ not $)
I told him that if that's what he wants then forget it as it's not the idea behind the room. He said he would be involved anyway as he also wanted a good chat environment. However he did push for this traing aspect and suggested the line 'earn whilst you learn' which i incorporated in the room thinking it would generate an extra intrest. He agreed to the publicity, agreed every step of the way.
I had never heard bbmac make live calls and neither had my mate Keres - in fact he said "if bbmac makes live calls for a day and makes money i will go and have a shit in the middle of the road" - worth a bet don't cha think?
prior to this i had told all the trainers that no calls or signals were needed - bbmac however promised he would do this and that i should promote it as such expecting to give at least 50 pips worth of calls per week.
I said ok, launched the website and started publicity at which time the mails started coming in, we had around 100 interested. Once this was apparent that i could actually make this happen, bbmac then started saying that he doubts the quality of the people who were going to be trainers and that in fact it would be the bbmac show. I assured him it would not have been and after a short while this would have become apparent to all of you. However he continued to whine about this and then said "ill keen my commentary to support res levels and news etc" not an exact quote but close. clearly an attempt to avoid making the calls he had pushed for.
Then mysteriously he began to have problems logging into the chatroom - no-one else had any problems at all and also these problems were clearly on every computer he had - makes you think now yes?
So i wrote and asked if he was trying to get out of it, oh no, he would be there with me on monday to see how it goes.
Well the guy came in for 57 seconds at about 12:55 pm, never said a word and then went. he never contacted me on paltalk or via email with an explaination or apology. what a wanker and a let down, not for me but for those who signed up.
The original idea of this was to have a low cost decent chat room environment - thats all. all the high cost and 'earn whilst you learn' stuff came from Stewart Mcnabb (bbmac) in his quest to be on the make because he probarbly can't make money trading (from the evidence available of which there isnt any).
If what i say is not true then why doesnt someone challenge him to make these live calls in paltalk for just 5 days one week. Then either I will look an asshole or not, whichever way the truth will be out once and for all. I have nothing to prove. I made call after call for over a year in a live chat environment, my reputation as a trader is well known and respected. I also trade on zulutrade where people can follow many of my calls should they so wish. Stewart, your reputation is based on bullshit commentary that means squat. maybe you should do something to change it
amendment
An amendment to an earlier comment
In my last post - i was talking about the profitability of the one minute chart and stating of the profitability of such methods i said "I have known people that make lots of money from small scalp trades - BBMac being one such outstanding trader and just about the only person i know that can make money from scalping."
I need to rescind this. I no longer believe that anyone can consistently make money from a one minute chart, especially bbmac. If anyone has even heard this asshole ever make a live call then you are one of the very few people in this world that has.
On two occasions now it has been arranged for this self proclaimed king of one minute trading to prove his worth by giving live calls to an audience and both times he has backed out for very weak excuses, wriggling his way off the hook like a small worm.
The man talks the talk, but cant walk the walk. another wannabe trader that in practice can only trade the hindsight method. Should really stick with the horse racing tips.
Moral:
Make sure whoever is advising you can actually do what they are advising - ask them to make some live trading calls. Its pointless taking advice from someone less capable than yourself or a 'theory' trader.
some people are very fluent in bullshit - but it smells - make sure you take a good whiff before you buy the advice.
DOSR
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Daily Open-SR Technique
Somehow my deep desire to share with traders around the world overcame all possible public negative comments and also prompted me to come here, one of the best forex forums in the world. I believe there are many profitable systems out there, however, it still boils down to our determination and discipline to follow a mechanical system. Here is one of the strategies that I am using now, which is called The Daily Open Support and Resistance Technique, or DOSR in short. This discretionary trading method is very simple and does not rely on any indicators but only the formation of candlestick, which is also the price action.
Attached is a brief description on how this DOSR works.
Feel free to share your comments. Hopefully someone can make an EA out of this. Thank you.
Special thanks to the indicator created by mqldev.
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