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    Gyverd reacted to minhtri in Trend hunter   
    share trend hunter
     
    http://www.4shared.com/file/ZKmUht6T/Trend_Hunter_Trading_Times.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/W2LSB55s/Trend_Hunter_Range_Detector.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/_6SonBsV/Trend_Hunter_MACD.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/WY6lUUHN/Trend_Hunter_HAS.html
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    Gyverd reacted to minhtri in DDFX Forex Trading System   
    Does any can share this system ?
     
     
    http://ddfxforex.com/
     
    Thanks
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    Gyverd reacted to ⭐ ekilibrium in CrazyHedge EA   
    you won´t believe your eyes Guys!! i´ve found the best EA!!!!!!! lolll!!!!
     
    here is my statement on a demo account:
     
    http://www.4shared.com/document/Y_6rSte3/Statement2.html
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    Gyverd reacted to cazador in @ Elliott Waves Indicator @   
    Author:
     
    Vladimir Hlystov
    Description:
     
    The indicator doesn't draw the Elliott waves, but it helps you to define them.
    Lets consider how does it works:
    1. The WAVE. The first, you should draw any trend line using Fractals and define its name it in the following form : "1<space>*****", for exampe: "1 wave". After the first tick, or if you don't want to wait for it, update it using the right mouse button you will get the picture like this:

    http://codebase.mql4.com/c/codebase/2009/12/bw_ve_2.gif

    The dotted line with rectange shows the estimated price movement, and if the wave has been defined correctly, the price will came into the estimated rectange. V is the average volume in the 1st wave.
    After that, we are waiting for the lower fractal and rename the dotted line to "2 wave" (note that the number and space after it are important). Now moving the end of that line on the next formed fractal (lower) and we will get the estimated price movement in the 3rd wave:
    (if you have moved the line to the bar without fractal, the indicator will inform you about it and will try to move the line by its own vision. If the line hasn't been moved by the indicator, you should move it on the fractal manually)

    http://codebase.mql4.com/c/codebase/2009/12/bw_ve_3.gif

    After the price will reach rectangle (in our case we have the movement, the price moved upper than the estimated target), you should rename the dotted line to "3 wave" and remove it to the upper fractal. The result you will see looks as follows:

    http://codebase.mql4.com/c/codebase/2009/12/bw_ve_4.gif

    The indicator informs us, that the average volume in the 3rd wave is always larger, than in the 1st wave. So it's possible that our wave definition was wrong.
    But anyway, we have reached the target estimated and we can continue.
    After the price will reach the estimated target and after the next fractal formation we rename the dotted line to "4 wave" and remove its end on the fractal:

    http://codebase.mql4.com/c/codebase/2009/12/bw_ve_5.gif

    Further, we should wait for the upper fractal in the target estimated and draw the "a b c" retracement. Read the book "Trade Chaos" by Bill Williams for the details.
     
     

    http://codebase.mql4.com/download/19928
    original post

    http://codebase.mql4.com/6272
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    Gyverd reacted to masters in elders corona indicators   
    http://www.mesasoftware.cOm/Papers/CORONACHARTS.pdf
     
    here is a more detailed explaination of corona
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    Gyverd reacted to masters in elders corona indicators   
    http://[email protected]/?qztnjdmelzt
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    Gyverd reacted to jjames in Price Action 101 (naked trading w. no indi, no pattern, no robot)   
    Peaks and valley i will tell more about it soon best i found so far
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    Gyverd reacted to pipfighter in Price Action 101 (naked trading w. no indi, no pattern, no robot)   
    Hi,
     
    This way too basic and if you'll look on your chart you will see places where this doesn't happen. You can not trade according to just 2 candles or bars, it will not show you any thing about the behavior of the market (trend reversals etc.)
     
    Note that you chose the bar which had momentum this is more than just any bar because it gives you more information about the market's behavior at that time - people wanted to buy and that is why you saw that big nice bar. That might imply the way the trend goes.
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    Gyverd reacted to William1713006271 in Price Action 101 (naked trading w. no indi, no pattern, no robot)   
    Thanks SoundFX for your experience sharing. I'll put this on the front page also as #5 so that we all may get some kind of index of all the latest techniques in this thread. :D
     
    My question to you SoundFx, i've tried this kind of technique before but normally the stop loss is quite or even very large. Beside playing the money management, do you have any other suggestion to solve this problem based on your experiences?
     
    Hi there Gyverd, love to see you back with this login name :D
    Yeah, I have to agree with pipfighter that your explanation is quite limited. Do you mean "previous high" = "last highest daily swing"? So, basically if you see a H1 candle closing above the highest daily swing you enter long? How about the time, do you have any preferred entry time from your experiences?
     
    Thanks for both of you for sharing the experiences, any other?
     
    Regards,
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    Gyverd reacted to soundfx in Price Action 101 (naked trading w. no indi, no pattern, no robot)   
    Hi William,
     
    I'm sure you're familiar with a lot of the stuff I'm writing here, but I'll include it for the benefit of others less experienced...
     
    If you're trading on the 4H, Daily or Weekly charts stop losses will seem huge if you're normally used to day trading.
     
    However it's all relative and you're absolutely right about the importance of MM. On the 4H charts the stops are big but you need to ensure that the targets are bigger most of the time. The key to MM is always to calculate your lot size as a proportion of your account balance. If you want to be really conservative then 2% per trade is about right. However, if you have a small account balance to start with, it will take a long time before you can see any reasonable gains - so if you like a bit of risk and are confident in your system then you could trade 5-10% or some very daring souls may even go for more ;)
     
    I believe that you should always place your stops at key price action S/R levels. If these are broken, then you know for certain that you've made the wrong decision and it's best to get out now before the real pain starts. However, if you make the mistake of setting stops according to what you can afford to lose, then you're asking for trouble. Your stops will be too tight and any sudden random market move will blow them to pieces.
     
    The % of account balance I'm talking about is the % risk. This risk depends on how much you will lose if your trade turns sour (i.e. your stop loss). So, if your account is $10,000 and you only want to take 2% risk on each trade and you're looking at entering a trade with stop loss 80 pips, then the most you can afford to lose on a single trade is $200. If 1 lot = $10 per pip, then 80 pips = $800 when trading at 1 lot, so your trade size needs to be 0.25 lots.
     
    When I was trading these 4H spike setups I was prepared to accept the risk and was looking for a faster increase of funds, so I was trading regardless of stop size and I was using the rule of 0.1 lots per $1,000 in the account. If you're risking more you want to be as sure as possible that you've made the right move - hence the thing to do is sit on your hands and wait before you jump into the trade, if you're aiming to catch a really big move, then you need to be disciplined enough to wait to confirm your entry (which isn't easy!).
     
    If the other side of the 4H spike is 80 pips away, then you should be aiming for a target of at least 80 pips. If you see strong support/resistance 50 pips ahead - e.g. confluence of Daily/Weekly fib levels or pivot lines or strong natural support/resistance, then this trade is probably worth leaving - sometimes your best trades are the ones you never make :)
     
    By looking at recent price action you can get a flavour of what's going to happen next. If price has typically been ranging in large ranges on the 4H chart and peaking at tops and bottoms with a large spike on the 4H candle, then these are ideal conditions for this trading style.
     
    If price has been trending then always trade with the trend...ok at some point the trend will end and you may have to take a loss, however your other 10 trades with the trend will have been winners. There's nothing worse than sitting in a trade on the wrong side of a trend hoping for the reversal which never comes. "Hope" should never be part of your trading plan :)
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    Gyverd reacted to locle in [REG] fibonacci trading system   
    anyone have this system, please share, thanks
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    Gyverd reacted to dinj in MT4 update 226?   
    I'm sure this issue is around somewhere but I couldn't find it.
    Does anyone know if updating from 225 to 226 of our MT4 has any infuence on the EAs? And if so, what should I do?
    tks
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    Gyverd reacted to harry007 in Forex-impuls March 2010 +100,77%   
    they claim in march +100,77%
     
    it's a german site:
     
    hxxp://www.forex-impuls.com/landing.html
     
    but 499.-- Euro
     
    can some1 share? thx
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    Gyverd reacted to Csh-flow in (Req) X-twisted indicator   
    Hello,
    I would like to know if someone have this indicator.
    This is a very powerful weapon to Forex or other market as you can see in this video.
    Thanks!
     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DLZePZEcag
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    Gyverd reacted to synergy in my gift for this community   
    You can find it at this website. It cost EUR 276.00
     

    http://www.forexsync.com
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    Gyverd reacted to mk77ch in my gift for this community   
    dyn4m!c 5ync tr4d!ng 5y5tem v3rs!0n 1.4
     
    http://[email protected]/THFBBF9H16
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    Gyverd reacted to mikono in NEURO SHELL - DO NOT POST IF IS NOT RELATED   
    I use NSDT-MT4Feed quite some time and never had problem with it. Perhaps you can ask mbah kardel since he always has abundant source of trading stuff
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    Gyverd reacted to mikono in NEURO SHELL - DO NOT POST IF IS NOT RELATED   
    Trades & calculations in neuroshell are done AFTER one bar completed. So it doesn't matter if the tick modelling is only 66%.
     
    Sorry guys, I can not tell you more about the system. I only suggest, if you have enough persistence and hard work then some day you will find something big like this.
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    Gyverd reacted to dustin270 in FlowMeter 2.0 INDICATOR   
    hxxp://megatrendfx.com/flowmeter.aspx
     
    If you have please share it!
    Thanks you!
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