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Re: Something interesting please post here (Metatrader)

Hello how are you? and nice to meet you. I dont said just a candle with a wick. I said Volume orders too (order flow). Risk management, consistency ( years of study, chart watch and backtest) , psychology (You lose your fear when you trust your strategy.) with 12 years of experience, I’ve already m ...

Re: Something interesting please post here (Metatrader)

People i am 12 years trader and i wand to aport my 2cnts to this valuable comunnity. I will give you my point of view based on my experience. "Fallow the trend" it is a crappy phrase "Check the estructure" other bullshit. The price move with fuel and that fuel is your money. The big boss in this ...

Re: Something interesting please post here (Metatrader)

Hi Pucmola, Hi Finsburypark2, you're on the right track—add more filters (the latest "Hills Legend" has 42 of them)... but with that many filters, you have to pick out only what you really need (e.g., 4x MA + 4x fast MA—watch what happens when a peak forms and take only the necessary elements from t ...

Re: Something interesting please post here (Metatrader)

Hey pucmola, I am the one who asked you to rework the sweep reversal indicator, I have also been working on some other versions, let me know if you want me to send you the source code, it might give you more ideas. I wonder, are those aqua/magenta lines part of the rework or is that another ...

Re: Something interesting please post here (Metatrader)

Hi everyone, I’ve worked hard to resolve the issues that were causing MT4 to freeze and crash. I’ve now managed to develop a standalone version of Market Intelligence that runs independently, without relying on other indicators, and produces stable signals. So far, the test results have been very en ...

Re: ⚠️ Gold reaches most overbought RSI level in history

Hi everyone, I hope you’re well-rested after the long holiday break. During the break, I had a crazy idea: is it possible to mathematically calculate future market reversals based on cycles (multiple ones, of course)? Hurst's method didn't really work out for me, so I created my own approach c ...

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