moey_dw wrote: Fri Jun 07, 2019 4:20 pm o man........ really useful info mr wojtek u know your stuffs......... just looked & seems spot on it is very much like triggerlines i wonder if mrtools/mladen made nrp versions

thanks! the attached indicators should be non-repainting...

For a negative shift it will always recalculate. Put shift to be equal to 0,
and the indicator will show its real face...

guys, it's an indicator, not a trading strategy...

It's good for post-factum analysis only, I'm afraid, just as TMA, SSA (not end-pointed), Fourier and other stuff like that.
BTW, Laplace transform would be interesting to test as well as the Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
(Prof. Mladen, what do you think?)...

It looks like the super signal channel. Of course, it recalculates. The non-recalculating version
called the Donchian channel is appropriately shifted.

They are different - based on some rules protecting from an unexpected / undesirable / malicious behaviour instead of (mainly already known) signatures. So, they are usually lighter. However, I haven't seen any really comprehensive comparison tests. You can check e.g. SpyShelter for free for 2 weeks...

TMA, worthless for trading

Please vote ! Just a quick poll to cheer MrTools, Mntiwana, etc up for this amazing source of goodness ! Personally I absolutely love those indicators !! Jeff The vast majority of the modern and powerful coding solutions is invented and firstly coded by Mladen, and he is on the absolutely first pla...

Mr Ionone, who BTW is a good coder himself, didn't mention Mladen in his first statement, I hope you can see that fact, so I think that Mladen is somehow underestimated as regards his contribution, especially that his activity is very small now, as I can see. Therefore I decided to mention him in my...

The channel is probably built on TMA, but what are the settings of the main two-color lines?