Pepperstone Group Limited XBRUSD m1 WnGvn | cTrader  

Pepperstone Group Limited XBRUSD m1 WnGvn | cTrader  

Pepperstone Group Limited USDX SnGvn | cTrader  

Pepperstone Group Limited USDX SnGvn | cTrader  

Pepperstone Group Limited USDX SnGvn | cTrader  

The original aim was to use this as a stoploss that rapidly closes the gap on price if there was a potential reversal. The Waddah Attah Adaptive MA (WAMA) uses the explosion values from the Waddah Attah as an adaptive parameter that allows us to filter the price series using the smoothing of moving averages.   To see the projects (indicators, cBots and data science analysis) we're currently working on, you can join our Telegram chat here: t.me/quantFXAlgos We also have a slight ask from people who download: we're currently looking to get renko shadows / wicks / range / tails introduced as a feature in cTrader. You can help them be introduced by voting in the cTrader suggestions forum for this post: https://ctrader.com/forum/suggestions/29955 Cheers all     Shown here are: WAMA in uncut Cyan. 2-Period EMA in Dashed Cyan 30-Period EMA in Dashed Purple Parameters: Fast MA Period: The period of the Fast MA that the ROC MA will follow Slow MA Period: The period of the Slow MA that the ROC MA will follow MA Type: The type of fast and slow MA to follow. MA To Follow: When alpha is large (in this case, when absolute momentum is large) this will be the MA that the ROC MA will follow closest. MACD Long Cycle, MACD Short Cycle: The two traditional MACD parameters that are used to determine the WA Explosion. WA Scale Type: Max, or Odds. Max scales alpha (the adaptive parameter) into the [0,1] range by using the input from ROC Max (below). Odds scales alpha using alpha = alpha / (alpha + 1). WA Max: The Maximum WA Explosion you expect in the period, any values large than this are scaled so that alpha = 1. WA-MA Balance Type: Alpha, InvAlpha, Manual. This controls the smoothing between new values and previous values. For manual, see below. If Alpha is selected, then when alpha is large new results will be favoured more heavily. If InvAlpha is selected, then when Alpha is large, the previous value is weighted more heavily (a smoother MA). WA-MA Balance: If Manual is selected for the balance type, then this is the smoothing between the new result and old result. Values close to 1 favour the new result and give a less-smooth MA.    

Currently this is how we perform backtesting and analysis of renko and range strategies in cTrader. We use this indicator to download the data prior to analysis in Python: To see the projects (indicators, cBots and data science analysis) we're currently working on, you can join our Telegram chat here: t.me/quantFXAlgos We also have a slight ask from people who download: we're currently looking to get renko shadows / wicks / range / tails introduced as a feature in cTrader. You can help them be introduced by voting in the cTrader suggestions forum for this post: https://ctrader.com/forum/suggestions/29955 Cheers all     This Indi Does require FullAccess rights, but only so it can save a csv file of the data. Output: A comma delimited csv file with Open Time, OHLC Data, and data of up to 3 indicator series for all the loaded bars on the chart (or loaded to the input date). The indicator will automatically save the file to desktop. Inputs: Filename: The name that you wish the CSV file to have (eg. "EURGBP_Renko10"). Make sure this doesn't include punctuation like fullstops and commas that Windows won't allow in file names. Start Writing: A boolean parameter just in case you accidentally click okay before you were ready to. False will prevent a csv from being saved allowing you to go back in and edit parameters. Load To: The date that you wish to have data going back to in the format dd/mm/yyy eg. 01/01/2020 will save the maximum of: bars alread loaded, or bars back to 01/01/2020. Source (1,2,3): These are the Source Series and the Names that you want them to have in the CSV. Make sure not to include commas in the source names else they'll be scattered over the columns (as it's a comma delimited csv).

This indicator is an indicator for cTrader that automatically displays the bid ask lines and spread. ・Display bid ask lines. ・Display spread pips. YouTube: Download: Custom Bid Ask Line for cTrader ｶｽﾀﾑ売値・買値ﾗｲﾝ Another indicators: Auto Calculate Lot size +SL and TP Line Auto Calculate Lot size MTF OHLCFP Lines Candles Before MTF Bollinger Bands Custom R numbers MTF Candlesticks MTF MA Another Symbol Draw Pips Time Frame Period Separators Daily Volatility Average Static Label and Horizon Linde Static Area Profit Pips Today MWD Line Upper TF Heikin-ashi Bull Bear TF Candle TF OHLC MTF MACD Fibonacci Channel Best Regars

This indicator is an indicator for cTrader that displays up to 5 check lists. ・The font size, text color, check box, and clear button color, display position, and list width can be changed. Youtube: Download: Entry Check List for cTrader ﾁｪｯｸﾘｽﾄ Another indicators: Auto Calculate Lot size +SL and TP Line Auto Calculate Lot size MTF OHLCFP Lines Candles Before MTF Bollinger Bands Custom R numbers MTF Candlesticks MTF MA Another Symbol Draw Pips Time Frame Period Separators Daily Volatility Average Static Label and Horizon Linde Static Area Profit Pips Today MWD Line Upper TF Heikin-ashi Bull Bear TF Candle TF OHLC MTF MACD Fibonacci Channel Best Regars

At FXTS, we've been working on a selection of adaptive moving averages over the last week to be released in succession. These can be used for crossovers, or for trailing stoplosses in cBots (or preferred use). We've also set up a new Telegram group for support of our indicators and robots, and where we aim to discuss quantative strategies for a large range of assets: t.me/quantFXAlgos   Shown here are: ROC-12 Adaptive MA in Lime 2-Period EMA in Cyan 30-Period EMA in Purple   Idea: Alpha (the adaptive parameter) is calculated from the Absolute value of Price ROC, as this is a measure of current momentum. The ROC MA is then a weighted average of the fast MA, the slowMA and it's previous result (depending on the parameters options below).   Parameters: Fast MA Period: The period of the Fast MA that the ROC MA will follow Slow MA Period: The period of the Slow MA that the ROC MA will follow MA Type: The type of fast and slow MA to follow. MA To Follow: When alpha is large (in this case, when absolute momentum is large) this will be the MA that the ROC MA will follow closest. ROC Period: The period to calculate the Price ROC over. ROC Scale Type: Max, or Odds. Max scales alpha into the [0,1] range by using the input from ROC Max (below). Odds scales alpha using alpha = alpha / (alpha + 1). ROC Max: The Maximum ROC you expect in the period, any values large than this are scaled so that alpha = 1. ROC-MA Balance Type: Alpha, InvAlpha, Manual. This controls the smoothing between new values and previous values. For manual, see below. If Alpha is selected, then when alpha is large new results will be favoured more heavily. If InvAlpha is selected, then when Alpha is large, the previous value is weighted more heavily (a smoother MA). ROC-MA Balance: If Manual is selected for the balance type, then this is the smoothing between the new result and old result. Values close to 1 favour the new result and give a less-smooth MA. Any questions, then you can comment below, or join the new Telegram group: t.me/quantFXAlgos

   Hello traders. Are you looking for helpful indicators to relieve you of trading? Indicators without advertisements? Indicators that are specially created for the Renko Brick chart type?   About us: Then you are at the right place at focusONanalysis. focusONanalysis.com is NEW. Me and my team create helpful and easy-to-use solutions with a focus on the essential. After more than 5 years of trading with the usual Japanese candlestick chart variant, I gradually got tired of permanently changing factors such as money management stop loss, calculation of the lot size or the utopian number of Japanese candlestick patterns and unnecessary indicators. After more than 15,000 hours of experience, I founded focusONanalysis.com. Today I and my team create helpful solutions that relieve you of up to 80% with the Renko chart type. 80% less learning time. 80% less unimportant factors such as candlestick patterns. 80% less losses. In the meantime I have been on the market for more than 7 years and I recommend every new but also every experienced trader to get to know the advantages of the Renko chart variant.   Renko Alert System Feature v4.0: The Renko Alert System is a simple Renko Brick Pattern indicator with ergonomic position of the buttons. With simple ON / OFF buttons in your chart, the notifications can be switched on and off for each symbol with just one click. With the Renko Alert System Future v4.0 you receive notifications or screenshot notifications directly on your Telegram profile.   We update our website almost weekly with helpful solutions, indicators and bots. So stay tuned. More information at https://www.focusonanalysis.com/ Happy Trading.  

Muy buenas tardes! Os escribo en castellano porque mi inglés es muy limitado. Let's go smurf smurfs :-) Bien, supongamos que un inversor compra o vende en cada vela. Si la vela le es favorable, cierra la posición. Si la vela le es desfavorable, la deja abierta. (Comprendan que yo no propongo esta estrategia, propongo usar el indicador como referencia para entender que ocurre en el mercado a los inversores fuertemente capitalizados que puedan seguir alguna estrategia similar o derivada del concepto. Y para intentar responder a las tres preguntas fundamentales sobre la existencia: Quien soy (compro o vendo), de donde vengo (soporte), a donde voy (resistencia). Si no ves claro: desde donde, hasta donde y el sentido de la operación, no la abras. Donde cerrará el conjunto de las posiciones abiertas con beneficio? (El indicador no incluye el cálculo de comisiones, ni swaps).   En el gráfico, dos indicadores: MeanReversionOverlay y el que estoy publicando. EUR/USD TF m5. (MeanReversionOverlay traza las líneas de balance para un inversor que compra o vende en cada vela).  Saludos. PS: Ustedes se preguntarán: Y quien opera así? La banca. Si la gente compra, el mercado sube. Quien está vendiendo esos contratos de compra? La banca. Son la contrapartida. Quien gana siempre? La Banca. Si no gana la Banca, nos cierran el Casino Señores! xD La Banca son los Market Makers. Un aplauso para ellos por el gran espectáculo! Para ser un winner como ellos tienes que intentar pensar el mercado como ellos. No es fácil pero no hay mejor sudoku. Y ahora una broma o tal vez no: Si usted es un pequeño inversor y desea que el mercado suba, simplemente venda. Si desea que baje, compre. Es lo que llamamos ley del sentimiento contrario. Como pueden ver, mandar en el mercado es fácil. Pero cuesta dinero. (No es que el mercado vaya contra los pequeños, es que no puede con los grandes. Están suficientemente capitalizados para resistir cualquier movimiento en contra y terminar cerrando posiciones incluso con beneficios) Ser grande es más fácil cuando tu Broker ofrece mayores ratios de apalancamiento financiero.