Forexlearner wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 8:45 pm thanks, but it says "invalid file name"

might be your computer has added a copy number or your browser has changed the name.

see this page.

Fix: Firefox browser re-naming downloaded files?

kvak wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 9:19 pm Somethink wrong is in your side...this is what I have when i upload indicator from my post and attach to window...
You must use indy as is named, look in folder if it is not renamed, by you or any internet browser....

yep, it was me, it was Firefox, your filename has 2 spaces before "(histo)" downloading from Opera and it works, but only one downloading from Firefox and i get the error. Problem solved.

kvak wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 9:36 am SSL E-Averages (On Chart) with McGinley Moving Average

And corrected onchart version with Mcginley ma & ATR bands.

PS: For the Histogram version, please see here.

Dear Kvak,

I have did very extensive backtest using SSL with the eAverages pack and I am happy to inform you that most of the moving averages (the faster ones especially) perform very well at catching and following trends. I am coupling the Moving Averages with the filter and Filter period to produce a wide variety of possible outcomes.

On the EURUSD daily chart (I trade strictly daily charts) backtests, I was able to find combinations of settings with 40% ROI and less than 7% drawdown. This is only using this single indicator, and I haven't incorporate my other indicators for my actual exits and volume/volatility indi (to let me know when to stay out of market)

Once again, thanks Kvak! Awesome awesome work.

sylvester21 wrote: Wed Dec 21, 2022 4:30 am Dear Kvak,

I have did very extensive backtest using SSL with the eAverages pack and I am happy to inform you that most of the moving averages (the faster ones especially) perform very well at catching and following trends. I am coupling the Moving Averages with the filter and Filter period to produce a wide variety of possible outcomes.

On the EURUSD daily chart (I trade strictly daily charts) backtests, I was able to find combinations of settings with 40% ROI and less than 7% drawdown. This is only using this single indicator, and I haven't incorporate my other indicators for my actual exits and volume/volatility indi (to let me know when to stay out of market)

Once again, thanks Kvak! Awesome awesome work.

excelent results, NNFX Approach?

RodrigoRT7 wrote: Wed Dec 21, 2022 2:19 pm excelent results, NNFX Approach?

Hi Rodrigo

Yes you guessed it right. NNFX , the VP way. Haha.

sylvester21 wrote: Wed Dec 21, 2022 11:56 pm Hi Rodrigo

Yes you guessed it right. NNFX , the VP way. Haha.

For me it is one of the best free trading YouTube channels. It was a huge step change for me. I adapted better to the 1h and 4h charts, but nothing prevents me from expanding the horizons for the Daily

RodrigoRT7 wrote: Thu Dec 22, 2022 1:05 pm For me it is one of the best free trading YouTube channels. It was a huge step change for me. I adapted better to the 1h and 4h charts, but nothing prevents me from expanding the horizons for the Daily

Yes bro, it's one of the few good ones out there.
I'm searching for a suitable volume indi. Kind of tough, that one.

sylvester21 wrote: Fri Dec 23, 2022 12:16 am Yes bro, it's one of the few good ones out there.
I'm searching for a suitable volume indi. Kind of tough, that one.

I would pay special attention to TDFI, WAE, but mainly to the new Volatility Quality with E-Averages. I say this, because the VP mentions in the discord, that a good example of an exit indicator can be a 2 lines cross. Therefore, VQ may end up playing more than one role within the Algorithm. Also, I will spend energy testing within Renko. I saw that there is a paid one called evolution Renko and several free ones here. I just want to see if they don't repaint.

Gann Swing

dmnik wrote: Sat Dec 24, 2022 7:25 am Gann Swing

Is this just zig zag? What is gann doing?