WOLF wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 3:03 pm now it has them, might have stopped the alerts but i think it works the same still
yeah alerts still weird, i think i have it pulling alerts from both sides so its confused

still fixing it
now the alerts are on time but wont shutup
gonna ask kvak

Looks like arrows moving/repainting.

ROI wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 6:51 pm Looks like arrows moving/repainting.

Where?

and arrows comes like after 2 bars, so history looks good, but is it real history

ROI wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 7:19 pm Capture.PNG

yess true

ROI wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 7:19 pm Capture.PNG

Agreed but is this repainting or simply being delayed? I would take this way as my entries have always been after any signal arrows such as from Elliot Wave Oscillator, Zee Support and Resistance or even XARD's semaphores.

Is it a bad thing? What do you guys think?

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 7:27 pm Agreed but is this repainting or simply being delayed? I would take this way as my entries have always been after any signal arrows such as from Elliot Wave Oscillator, Zee Support and Resistance or even XARD's semaphores.

Is it a bad thing? What do you guys think?

Yes, then with other confirmation indicators one can decide on the trade.

Details you should know

-I use the arrows that appear before the repainting history because those arrows are accurate still even in backtester
-The arrows can appear 1-2 bars late
-I use these arrows to find price action, wasn’t intended for entry on arrow but you can on lower timeframe
-If you cant find a use for it then stop using it
-It has issues but if you know how to work around it then you will find the benefit

this is a snake stochastic (with drake delay slowing added to snake -> not in the original)
smoothing and slowing have different effects
158 dot code is smaller
great for pattern finding,


ChatGPT
In mathematics, "slowing" and "smoothing" typically refer to different concepts, although there can be some overlap depending on the context.

- **Slowing**: This usually implies a reduction in the rate of change or the speed of a function or process. For instance, in calculus, if a function's derivative decreases over time, it's slowing down.

- **Smoothing**: This often involves removing noise or irregularities from a dataset or a function to reveal underlying trends or patterns. Smoothing techniques aim to create a more regular or predictable behavior. In statistics, smoothing techniques like moving averages or kernel smoothing are used to reduce random fluctuations in data.

While both slowing and smoothing can result in a more gradual or consistent behavior, they address different aspects of mathematical analysis. Slowing deals more with the rate of change, while smoothing focuses on the overall shape or pattern.