xpf2003 wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 8:36 pm Sensitivity Average with slope

Are you sure the code is all right?
MA changes if you change sensitivity but doesn't if you change period input...

josi wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 10:35 pm Are you sure the code is all right?
MA changes if you change sensitivity but doesn't if you change period input...

Thanks for taking a look. I will investigate this.

josi wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 10:35 pm Are you sure the code is all right?
MA changes if you change sensitivity but doesn't if you change period input...

I have relooked at the formula used in the original indicator and a small modification I made while bringing it into the MT5 world. The modification is not doing anything to the MA so have removed the period parameter. I also noticed an issue with trying to use this indicator from an EA which I have fixed.

xpf2003 wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 3:21 am I have relooked at the formula used in the original indicator and a small modification I made while bringing it into the MT5 world.

The 95 standard-input sensitivity equals - more or less - line chart; using two makes it easy to see ranges...

josi wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:01 pm The 95 standard-input sensitivity equals - more or less - line chart; using two makes it easy to see ranges...

I plugged this into my NNFX EA as a baseline. The win rate between 40% and 50% but a large number of trades (meaning good for filtering out with a C2 without lowering the number of trades too much). I also noticed that chops (as defined by NNFX) are also very low on some settings.

I am mainly going to focus on if this can be useful on lower timeframe settings for day trading.