Banzai wrote: Tue May 31, 2022 12:25 pm TD Sequential (on/off button)



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Really nice chart thanks for posting!

Banzai wrote: Tue May 31, 2022 12:25 pm TD Sequential (on/off button)



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Thank you so much Banzai!!!
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Currency Correlation

Best TimeFrame: M15, M30

Updated Spearman rank correlation with all the averages added for presmoothing and button posted here Indicators ON/OFF buttons

kvak wrote: Fri Jun 03, 2022 6:02 am Made a histo version...

Looking forward to the teacher making the Sidus candle version.

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太虚一毫 wrote: Sat Jun 04, 2022 1:50 pm Looking forward to the teacher making the Sidus candle version.

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Added autocandles, menu for show-hide arrows,lines, candles and update some average methods...

kvak wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 7:13 am Added autocandles, menu for show-hide arrows,lines, candles and update some average methods...

very good! If it is not difficult, ask the teacher to add a button. Thank you!

太虚一毫 wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 10:06 am very good! If it is not difficult, ask the teacher to add a button. Thank you!

Buttoned version viewtopic.php?p=1295479518#p1295479518

If anyone would be able to code this..

THE IB/NR4 PATTERN:

This bar pattern combines two popular price action concepts:

• Inside Bar

• Narrow Range Bar (NR4)

INSIDE BAR

An inside day (or inside bar) has a lower high and higher low than the previous bar. This means that it is nested entirely within the range of the bar immediately preceding it.

It tells us that the market is becoming less volatile (smaller range) and is staying within an established range (defined by the previous bar).


NR4 PATTERN

An NR4 pattern is a bar with the narrowest range (NR) out of the last 4 bars.

Unlike the inside day, the NR4 may push higher or lower than previous price bars. Hence, it does not guarantee sideways action. However, it helps to contextualize the decreased volatility by examining a few bars back in time.


COMBINING TWO VOLATILITY PATTERNS

As you can see, inside bars and NR4 are common standalone patterns.

However, by combining the two concepts, we get a less frequent pattern that works well for identifying days of decreased range and volatility.

Once we find an inside bar that is also the narrowest bar in the last four bars, the standard approach is to stay patient and trade the breakout as volatility resumes.