Re: Stochastic indicators for MT4

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Banzai wrote: Mon Feb 03, 2020 6:45 pm
This January 2020 M1 scalping trading strategy is from tensoko, a Japanese indicator seller in Japan.

Here's the Stochastic indicator to trade it.

The Magenta lines are %K
The SeaGreen lines are %D
When %K lines cross up %D, go LONG/BUY
When %K lines cross down %D, go SHORT/SELL
Stochastic Threads (on/off button)

Also, watch the divergences.
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Re: Stochastic indicators for MT4

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It is an Inji created by Inji craftsman 00 (Double O).

Two RCIs will be displayed, and when they reach a certain value and then cross, an entry sign (arrow) and an exit sign (hand mark) will appear.

In the default setting, a short sign will be given if two RCIs advance to 0.7 or more and then cross, and a long sign will be given if two RCIs advance to -0.7 or less and then cross.

Also, for exits, a sign will be given if the two RCIs advance to 0.6 or more and then cross, or if they advance to -0.6 or less and then cross.

It's a bit unusual to bring the concept of cross to RCI.
However, it is an effective signal indicator due to the restriction that it will give a sign when it crosses after reaching a certain value.

If you are using RCI, it will be interesting to try it.
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Re: Stochastic indicators for MT4

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Hello Honje,

These indicators are incredible, thanks so much for sharing !

honje19960321 wrote: Tue Jun 07, 2022 2:32 pm It is an Inji created by Inji craftsman 00 (Double O).

Two RCIs will be displayed, and when they reach a certain value and then cross, an entry sign (arrow) and an exit sign (hand mark) will appear.

In the default setting, a short sign will be given if two RCIs advance to 0.7 or more and then cross, and a long sign will be given if two RCIs advance to -0.7 or less and then cross.

Also, for exits, a sign will be given if the two RCIs advance to 0.6 or more and then cross, or if they advance to -0.6 or less and then cross.

It's a bit unusual to bring the concept of cross to RCI.
However, it is an effective signal indicator due to the restriction that it will give a sign when it crosses after reaching a certain value.

If you are using RCI, it will be interesting to try it.
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00-RCICross_v104.mq400-RCI_v104.mq4
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