What do you mean you can't have it like this. You asked for a filled background and posted a shit Microsoft Paint illustration that said "Fill the background"?
You kill me sometimes.
What do you mean you can't have it like this. You asked for a filled background and posted a shit Microsoft Paint illustration that said "Fill the background"?
Jimmy wrote: Mon Jul 19, 2021 4:46 pm You asked for a filled background and posted a shit Microsoft Paint illustration
make it $600 with +100 from meJimmy wrote: Mon Jul 19, 2021 4:16 pm $500 USD for the best effort
If this thing goes ahead, $500 USD to anyone who comes up with the best coded indicator from this project.
Requirements:
- Non-repainting
- No expiry
- Not a blatant copy of another indicator
- Can be a standalone code (no Alerts etc).
- Not decompiled (obviously)
- Source code must be sent to myself and Mrtools for review
What can we come up with? I know we have some talent amongst our coders and members here.
- Jeff
- Kvak
- Darks
- Rplus
- Sky
- Pacois
- Anyone lurking
Winner gets $500 USD sent to you via PayPal or Skrill.
Jimmy wrote: Mon Jul 19, 2021 4:16 pm $500 USD for the best effort
If this thing goes ahead, $500 USD to anyone who comes up with the best coded indicator from this project.
Requirements:
- Non-repainting
- No expiry
- Not a blatant copy of another indicator
- Can be a standalone code (no Alerts etc).
- Not decompiled (obviously)
- Source code must be sent to myself and Mrtools for review
What can we come up with? I know we have some talent amongst our coders and members here.
- Jeff
- Kvak
- Darks
- Rplus
- Sky
- Pacois
- Anyone lurking
Winner gets $500 USD sent to you via PayPal or Skrill.
this guy (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJPMdR ... 3Rwvhalz1Q) was once part of a hedge fund, and they were using a "high-end" pattern algorithm with very small TP and large SL.josi wrote: Mon Jul 19, 2021 4:15 pm I think that there are rumours that hedge funds, banks etc use algorithms because they have realized that they have the man power, the collective coding intelligence and the hardware to do it....
For discretionary traders adaptive MAs of any sort can be helpful to enter in continuation trades, for example....
As for trend bias: adaptive MAs often obfuscate the overall trend direction because they follow price to closely...
As to the rest: an indicator that could draw the perfect trendline for each swing or trend move would solve prarctically all problems as it would indicate the perfect entry area for the cheapest price.
If you added to that a calculation of how far price moves away from the TL after each touch of the TL then you'd know exactly how strong the trend move is (momentum) at any given moment (before price returns to the mean).
That means you would know when price runs into resistance of any kind and - if no newer highs (in an uptrend) or lows (in a downtrend) are established - you could even anticipate a possible trend reversal (after a TL-break + when a new lower low is established in an uptrend; when a new higher high is established in a downtrend - what Adam Grimes in his book on trading called "the Anti").
But then again - who am I to know...
Jimmy wrote: Mon Jul 19, 2021 4:16 pm $500 USD for the best effort
If this thing goes ahead, $500 USD to anyone who comes up with the best coded indicator from this project.
Requirements:
- Non-repainting
- No expiry
- Not a blatant copy of another indicator
- Can be a standalone code (no Alerts etc).
- Not decompiled (obviously)
- Source code must be sent to myself and Mrtools for review
What can we come up with? I know we have some talent amongst our coders and members here.
- Jeff
- Kvak
- Darks
- Rplus
- Sky
- Pacois
- Anyone lurking
Winner gets $500 USD sent to you via PayPal or Skrill.
A guy posting on youtube as former manager of a serious hedge fond?
heyTEAMTRADER wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 6:09 am I can’t contribute as I am not a coder but here are my ideas for those who are the talented ones.
This is my contribution to your search for the Holy Grail.
My definition the Holy Grail is that any good template will not produce a loss over a week - and that is my target for an EA.
The indicator I have chosen initially is MACD.
The indicators I have posted are the standard indicators with my settings - and as they are my settings for a specific timeframe and chart I have renamed them for my own recognition – I am hoping this is not an offence?
The ‘underlay’ goes on first and the other is placed on top. Template for the Dow 15m attached - also you can check the outcome of the sell trade on the DAX (see illustration) as the same template fits the Dax.
THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THIS POST is that these MACD levels create meaningful and often accurate S&R levels and regularly show divergence.
It seems to me that someone at forex-station can produce a very successful EA using chart and timeframe specific MACD levels – making a stop very accurate as the crossing of levels is a support/resistance and the histo value can be associated with the price at the time of the cross over the level.
If someone does make a chart specific EA (and I will help with the specific settings as they mainly are different) could it be agreed that 5% of the weekly profits be sent to the British heart Foundation?
I have pre-named the prospective EA ‘LRT’. It stands for Low Risk Trader’ – not the brilliant Singapore underground.
Plan of attack is as follows:
1. Chart choice – preferably indices but will adapt to FX.
2. Timeframe
3. I will give the coder the MACD settings and standard entry, exit and stop loss based on the illustration of entry and exit
4. It can be tried demo for one week and adapted if necessary and those who are involved should expect to make a profit every single week otherwise it is a failure.
5. It will never be put up for sale without the express agreement that 5% of weekly profits will be donated to the charity above
Indicators attached along with a specimen chart as an illustration as to how it works.
Any problems get back to me.
TEAMTRADER
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