Kiwi wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 3:17 pm
Cheers Bro,

After i realized that, i come up with another idea and the results blow me away.

I installed chaos on a one hour chart, set the multi TF to one hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the OB/OS shadowing, then in the same window install another Chaos over top and set the TF to four hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the shadowing as well then i set the fast to 8 and slow to 46. to make the four hour one a bit faster.
So what i end up with is four and one hour OB/OS shadowing on the one hour chart and when the two line up the reversal signal was even stronger.
It would have kept you out of the false one hour signals that i have marked with an X

EURUSD 2.png

Kiwi wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 3:17 pm
Cheers Bro,

After i realized that, i come up with another idea and the results blow me away.

I installed chaos on a one hour chart, set the multi TF to one hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the OB/OS shadowing, then in the same window install another Chaos over top and set the TF to four hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the shadowing as well then i set the fast to 8 and slow to 46. to make the four hour one a bit faster.
So what i end up with is four and one hour OB/OS shadowing on the one hour chart and when the two line up the reversal signal was even stronger.
It would have kept you out of the false one hour signals that i have marked with an X

EURUSD 2.png

mrtools wrote: Wed Oct 21, 2020 7:20 am

Added the divergence alerts and worked on making it closer to the chaos version.

PS: To load this latest indicator as "Chaos Visual Averages", download our template here: Chaos Visual Averages (Using Haos Visual Averages) for MT4 template.

josi wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 3:27 pm
Thank you for your answer MrTools!
I think that is a very good idea - different traders, different approaches:
Some will enter when Stoch crosses 50, some will enter when Stoch enter OB/OS, some will enter when Stoch leaves OB/OS etc.
AND ONE WILL ENTER when fast + slow go in the same direction.
So, yes if you could colour the (outer lines when there is a) change in slope direction (hopefully in a colour that is good to see without destroying the overall and ongoing signal structure) that would be fabulous.

Kiwi wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 3:17 pm
Cheers Bro,

After i realized that, i come up with another idea and the results blow me away.

I installed chaos on a one hour chart, set the multi TF to one hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the OB/OS shadowing, then in the same window install another Chaos over top and set the TF to four hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the shadowing as well then i set the fast to 8 and slow to 46. to make the four hour one a bit faster.
So what i end up with is four and one hour OB/OS shadowing on the one hour chart and when the two line up the reversal signal was even stronger.
It would have kept you out of the false one hour signals that i have marked with an X

EURUSD 2.png

mrtools wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2020 2:47 am

Added the line coloring for the slow histo outside line, will work on the arrows and mtf as time allows.

mrtools wrote: Wed Oct 21, 2020 7:20 am

Added the divergence alerts and worked on making it closer to the chaos version.

PS: To load this latest indicator as "Chaos Visual Averages", download our template here: Chaos Visual Averages (Using Haos Visual Averages) for MT4 template.

ChuChu Rocket wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 7:26 pm
That's really neat man, blown away! Can you upload that template for us brother? So we can all load it up and sus it out

Kiwi wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2020 8:27 am So set haos to four hour timeframe and change the fast WPR to 10 and the slow WPR to 48 and backtest this on a 1HR chart.