Perhaps, but I do not predict price action as mentioned before . All we can do is wait and look for confluence and enter at a good price (on a lower timeframe). Daily EU does not look bullish, and many shorts were possible at the retested SD levels on Daily chart, but it depends which timeframe do ...

What do you think Meyney, RplusT? Could we see a move down to the next level soon?

Eric Zapata wrote: Sun Aug 14, 2022 10:37 pm Hi Everyone,
New here.
Whats the name of this Indicator, Please.

Goes into your Experts folder

Can all indicators be used on various timeframes? Can an indicator that was designed for the 15 min chart be used on the 4 hour or daily? A: Of course, unless the coder is restricting his indicator to be shown on other timeframes for whatever reasons. For new members looking to design their own tra...

Not really answering your question but just posting some relevant info, I remember reading many years ago the process by which the default settings for big release indicators are devised. I think the example used was for MACD where they simply ran hundreds of simulations of different combinations o...

As markets are fractal (and inputs can be adapted) indicators can be used on all TFs (generally speaking) People using different indicators should take care that they aren't all based on the same (similar) mathematical principles (e. g. averages of price) as they will all give the same/similar sign...

With the vast amount of indicators available my question is - Can all indicators be used on various timeframes? Can an indicator that was designed for the 15 min chart be used on the 4 hour or daily? I personally trade the daily timeframe and look for trades after a retracement. I use indicators lik...

chetan04 wrote: Sun Aug 07, 2022 3:50 pm Hi can anyone help me with this. Candles aren't forming as seen in the attached picture. I have to refresh everytime to see the candles.

You can load this auto refresh to see if it makes a difference

Hello,

In my opinion more isn't always better because things can start to get confusing.

With the right combination of indicators and inputs anything is possible i guess

You could backtest the merged strategies with one exit type to find out which exit type has a higher win rate

Just an idea:)