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Tsar wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2018 1:03 am Dynamic Zone [DZ]

Dynamic Zone [DZ] is a tool of Technical Analysis [TA], which refers to such Standard and the Traditional robot as the Levels of Support & Resistance.
The Dynamic levels are different from the Classic horizontal lines of Support and resistance because they are always changing and correcting, which can be understandable from the very title of these levels. Unlike the dynamic lines, the classic lines of support and resistance differ, being stable and static.
It is much easier to monitor the Trend of Price changes of a financial instrument, as it takes into account the current situation in the World market, but not only the Historical statistics.

The Dynamic Zone [DZ] Indicator offer Trades a unique way to design and improve a variety of Trading Systems.
Traders can use any indicator in conjunction with Dynamic Zones [DZ] to design Systems that adapt to the Market conditions.
And Dynamic Zone indicator [DZ] is Best explained by describing how it Solves a common Trading problem.


Traders Dynamic Index [TDI}

Traders Dynamic Index (TDI) is a comprehensive but helpful indicator that uses RSI (Relative Strength Index), its moving averages and volatility bands (based on Bollinger Bands) to offer traders a full picture of the current Forex market situation.
A hybrid indicator that helps Traders to determine the direction and strength of the trend, market volatility and the overall market situation - all at the same time.


A. Tsar_Premier Dynamic Zone series :

1. Tsar_Premier - DZ OmA (One more Average)
- Tsar_Premier - DZ OmA Polychromatic
- Tsar_Premier - DZ OmA Polychromatic_HA
- Tsar_Premier - DZ OmA Polychromatic_HA + PAC

2. Tsar_Premier - DZ Multi Pass Averages (19 Method)
- Tsar_Premier - DZ Multi Polychromatic
- Tsar_Premier - DZ Multi Polychromatic_HA
- Tsar_Premier - DZ Multi Polychromatic_HA + PAC


B. Tsar_Advanced Dynamic Zone series :

1. Tsar_Advanced - DZ OmA (One more Average)
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ OmA + TDI_Polychromatic
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ OmA + TDI_HA
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ OmA + TDI_HA PAC
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ OmA + TDI_Pure HA PAC

2. Tsar_Advanced - DZ Multi Pass Averages (19 Method)
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ Multi + TDI_Polychromatic
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ Multi + TDI_HA
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ Multi + TDI_HA PAC
- Tsar_Advanced - DZ Multi + TDI_Pure HA PAC



MEMO :

I say many thanks to :
1. mladen as a Creator Dynamic Zone MT4 indicator.
2. mrtools as a Support MT4 indicator.
2. v2vboni as a Development TDI indicator & Support MT4 indicator Tools.

FourXXXX wrote: Tue Sep 27, 2022 9:11 pm The direction of the trend is shown by a second dot and a second dot is simply a higher low or a lower high. If the market is making lower highs and lower lows the trend is down, if it is making higher highs and higher lows the trend is up. So the reason we use second dots is so that you have a confirmed trend as the second dot is a lower high or a higher low, add a second confirmation using moving averages and you have a strong signal to buy or sell.

The movement of dots is very predictable, if the market is making new highs and you have a larger dot appear it will move higher if price moves higher. You need to keep in mind that under every large dot is all the dots of every size smaller than it, but you only see the smaller ones appear when the larger one moves. A dot will stop moving higher if a dot of the same size forms at the low of a retracement. So when you see a large dot at the high and the market retraces and a small dot appears at the low of the retracement what will happen when price moves higher than the previous high??? The large dot will move to the new high and a smaller dot will remain at that spot.

Another thing about dots is that size matters, each larger size is showing a high or low from a higher time frame. The bigger the dot the higher the time frame it is from and therefore the more significant is, each dot is showing levels of support and resistance. Also you not only have second dots of the small size, you also count larger dots as if the smaller ones are not there. Second dots from larger dots are a stronger indication than smaller dots.

When you look at a chart think about what will the dots do if price moves up and what will happen if price moves down. It is not hard to do if you follow what I have written above, soon it will become second nature and you will not need to think about it much.