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If you ever had those frustrations where you can only only download after waiting 15 minutes or whatever it maybe, there is a solution.
 
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Just type anonymouse.org, paste the URL and hit enter, then proceed with the next URL to download, etc. The site masks your real IP address so everytime you enter another URL, the download site gets a different IP address so you are not being restricted.
 
Sure, you could use something like JDownloader, but no matter what, it has to wait for the time limit to expire before it can continue. Actually, I found JDownloader to take longer to download than if you do it this way not unless you have no patience to do it this tedious way, cut and paste.
 
The only problem I found with anonymouse.org is that it does not work with those sites that has many different download sites to choose from, it does not display the complete page for some reason.

Here you go. First impressions are very good.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/zpKBBuQc/ForexATM.html

Here you go. First impressions are very good.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/zpKBBuQc/ForexATM.html

Just a couple of notes on my StopEntryLimit indicator. This puts in a stop loss at the highest/lowest of last four bars. It then takes the high/low price for the last bar and sets the entry price at the difference between these plus half the ATR figure. If this is less than 10 pips away it will set the difference at 10 pips because MT4 won't accept a pending order at any less than this. The limit figure is then calculated according to the reward to risk ratio you enter. The default is 0.5 but again this is adjusted to be a minimum of 10 pips away from entry price for same reason. I suppose it would not take too much to turn this into an EA if I get around to it.

Here you go. First impressions are very good.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/zpKBBuQc/ForexATM.html

I am not too sure of this system but I have put together a template and bespoke indicators to use it effectively as per the screenshot. If interested, let me know and I will upload for all to enjoy.
 
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/3388/atm.png
 
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Hi Samk
 
Been away from all this for a while so sorry for the delay in replying. I suppose one question is waht system we are looking at here in the first place as it bears little in common with the Premiere Trading system that was its origin The scalping version of this is, I think, a diversion too far. Let's try to keep some degree of consistency as the H1 timeframe has endured so far through this thread.
 
Insomuch as I understand the system we are using the first part of the process is the trigger of a trade whether long or short. If we plot a sine wave to represent the movement of price (please excuse my rubbish use of Paint) and then plot another sine wave but shifted forwards you can see how neatly this picks up on the first wave just as it starts to go down and again when it starts to go up. Sadly, price action is never so neat and tidy but the principle is the same. The difficulty, or one amongst many, is in knowing how much to shift the curve to pick up on this rhythm. Using a moving average to represent the price action, of course, causes a lag it its own right so the phase shift is really a combination of period, shift and the method of averaging the signal.
 
http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/6779/principle.jpg
 
In the early stages of this thread we used a fast MA to represent price but this was dropped in preference for using a non-lagging moving average. Again, the period used will control how closely this follows price action.
 
In an attempt to avoid false signals we are using a linear-weigted moving average to signal market trend. I expanded on this to plot a series of these lines based on different periods to, effectively, consider the market bias in a number of timeframes.
 
That is the essence of this system. Any other indicators under consideration have attempted to identify good points to close the trade or to enter secondary trades.
 
This is a great system in trending markets but rubbish in ranging markets. If using my marketbias lines just stick to trading when they are all nicely going in the same direction and are the same colour. If they are not, or if the nonlag MA is of a different colour then don't trade. Personally, I would also avoid trading short if above the wave or long if below the wave.
 
The rainbow is simply lots of moving average lines set at different periods.
 
All the best and happy trading.
 

Display system rules
 
Hi,
 
I have made some modification to the LC-b-Clock to display the system rules. You just need to replace the LC-b-clock with this indicator and you will be reminded with the rules whenever you look at the graph. After you load this indicator to your graph, you can update the template and this will ensure that you will get the indicator to display the rules every time.
 

http://www.4shared.com/file/9Iaz2uDj/LC_-_Rules_with_Clock.htmlhttp://www.theimghost.com/images/lcrules.gif
 
Like mulri and marc rightly pointed out, you will need to follow the system rules CLOSELY in order to take green pips consistently. So the best way to be reminded of the system rules is put it in front of you all the time ;).

For what it is worth after my last posting here is my template. I suppose that the lesson to be learnt from this is that we should wait for a trend to establish first. Going for a breakout is always going to be risky as whiplash will often kill you as it did in this case.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/fYeiwJAX/cazascalper.html

This indicator is almost good enough to trade on its own. Give it a try.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/L59whd7T/StochasticRSI.html

I have just plotted two charts, one using standard bars and the other using range bars. The question in my mind was whether they actually make things any easier or clearer. Please be aware that you do also lose something in using range bars and that is the dynamics of what is going on. With range bars there is no difference between a sudden spike townwards and a steady decline. That said, however, I think the charts below are pretty conclussive in my opinion tha the range bars do give a better signal. What do you think?
 
http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/3130/rangebarsornot.jpg
 
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Put it on a 15 minute chart and then overlay a 14/4/9 Stochastic. Scan back over the past and look at points where the StochRSI crosses down below 20 or up above 80. The StochRSI is a much faster indicator which more definative signals down or up. The Stochastic indicator is much smoother but lags and gives a weaker signal in my opinion. I would not use the StochRSI indicator alone but is useful if combined with say a nonlag MA to determine when to get in and out of a trade. Play with it and see if it helps your trading system.
 
I am always trying to improve my system and find indicators that compliment each other. My opinion is that indicators can help but I am horrified when I see screenshots with a dozen or so indicators. Find three or four at maximum and work with them rather than constantly changing to the next holy grail. Indicators should prop up what you see from price action rather than being a fly-by-wire trading system in their own right.

I have just plotted two charts, one using standard bars and the other using range bars. The question in my mind was whether they actually make things any easier or clearer. Please be aware that you do also lose something in using range bars and that is the dynamics of what is going on. With range bars there is no difference between a sudden spike townwards and a steady decline. That said, however, I think the charts below are pretty conclussive in my opinion tha the range bars do give a better signal. What do you think?
 
http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/3130/rangebarsornot.jpg
 
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Hi boys and girls.
 
I attach you the Traders Dynamic Index Ver.3, which I wrote.
The new TDI needs also Chande Dynamic Moment Index, which I also wrote and I think you cannot find elsewhere except in this forum.
 
The zip file includes 2 indexes:
1) TDI with RSI case like FX-c-om-pass initial one but also includes CCI, WPR and CDMI.
2) CDMI which is Chande Dynamic Moment Index.
 
Now, you can have 4 different indexes for verification by loading 4 times in the same chart the same index.
 
You can receive them by changing WPR_1_RSI_2_CCI_3_CDMI_4 to 1 for WPR, to 2 for RSI, 3 for CCI and 4 for CDMI.
 
CDMI or Chande Dynamic Moment Index is an adaptive RSI index.
 
If you like it give me few Kudos. It does not have any cost. :-??
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/147431105/9756453c/TDIv3.html
 
The "Bollinger bands" are not exactly bands but standard deviation limits inside which statistically the prices can move.
 
We have one late smoothed RSI, one fast and one bit faster. Thats all.
 
In this new indicator, I repeat the same for CCI, WPR and CDMI.
 
You can use also your own custom indicators inside TDI against of them. :)

Hi Rio
 
Though the essentials have not changed this has not been a static system but has developed significantly over the course of this thread. Cazador has valiantly been trying to hold it all on track.
 
In essence, we are looking for a crossover of the NonLagMA over the Wave. If the MarketBias is confirming the trend we then enter a trade. If not we wait until it does. All three indicators need to be pointing in the same direction to qualify. The exit from the trade is when either the NonLagMA changes colour or the MarketBias changes.
 
If the NonLagMA then retraces back to or near to the Wave and then reverses again back in the trend direction there is an opportunity to re-enter the trade. This is a little riskier but there are some clear exceptions.
 
There has been some talk of counter-trades if the NonLagMA and MarketBias, for example, both turn red whilst above the wave but I would regard these as quite high risk and, personally, would prefer to wait until the NonLagMA crosses downwards over the Wave.
 
Asisde from these three indicators, you will see that ther have been numerous variations and other indicators tested. Some do have something to add but many are really only telling you the same thing in a different way and can easily distract rather than enlighten.

Don't be deceived. Several brokers offer this. You will find that it is conditional on so many full lot trades.
 
I have just run a long-term backtest on Maximizer and it looks impressive. I went back to 2007 to try to avoid any scam that might be build into the DLL files. I see it uses Zigzag, Demarker(13), CCI(12), Stchastic(5,3,3), Momentum(12) and ATR(20) but cannot see what logic is being used.
 
http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/3529/maximizer.png
 
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Lesson for us all. I placed a trade a few minutes ago on GBPUSD thinking it to be a good signal. However, I had not checked the news for any major impact items coming up. The Bank of England announcement has really given this a kicking. Not quite stopped out but am likely to be soon. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS check the news calander for any major news items coming up and stay clear. The outcome is always volatile and unpredictable.

Hi Rio
 
Though the essentials have not changed this has not been a static system but has developed significantly over the course of this thread. Cazador has valiantly been trying to hold it all on track.
 
In essence, we are looking for a crossover of the NonLagMA over the Wave. If the MarketBias is confirming the trend we then enter a trade. If not we wait until it does. All three indicators need to be pointing in the same direction to qualify. The exit from the trade is when either the NonLagMA changes colour or the MarketBias changes.
 
If the NonLagMA then retraces back to or near to the Wave and then reverses again back in the trend direction there is an opportunity to re-enter the trade. This is a little riskier but there are some clear exceptions.
 
There has been some talk of counter-trades if the NonLagMA and MarketBias, for example, both turn red whilst above the wave but I would regard these as quite high risk and, personally, would prefer to wait until the NonLagMA crosses downwards over the Wave.
 
Asisde from these three indicators, you will see that ther have been numerous variations and other indicators tested. Some do have something to add but many are really only telling you the same thing in a different way and can easily distract rather than enlighten.

Hi Rio
 
Though the essentials have not changed this has not been a static system but has developed significantly over the course of this thread. Cazador has valiantly been trying to hold it all on track.
 
In essence, we are looking for a crossover of the NonLagMA over the Wave. If the MarketBias is confirming the trend we then enter a trade. If not we wait until it does. All three indicators need to be pointing in the same direction to qualify. The exit from the trade is when either the NonLagMA changes colour or the MarketBias changes.
 
If the NonLagMA then retraces back to or near to the Wave and then reverses again back in the trend direction there is an opportunity to re-enter the trade. This is a little riskier but there are some clear exceptions.
 
There has been some talk of counter-trades if the NonLagMA and MarketBias, for example, both turn red whilst above the wave but I would regard these as quite high risk and, personally, would prefer to wait until the NonLagMA crosses downwards over the Wave.
 
Asisde from these three indicators, you will see that ther have been numerous variations and other indicators tested. Some do have something to add but many are really only telling you the same thing in a different way and can easily distract rather than enlighten.

Hi Rio
 
Though the essentials have not changed this has not been a static system but has developed significantly over the course of this thread. Cazador has valiantly been trying to hold it all on track.
 
In essence, we are looking for a crossover of the NonLagMA over the Wave. If the MarketBias is confirming the trend we then enter a trade. If not we wait until it does. All three indicators need to be pointing in the same direction to qualify. The exit from the trade is when either the NonLagMA changes colour or the MarketBias changes.
 
If the NonLagMA then retraces back to or near to the Wave and then reverses again back in the trend direction there is an opportunity to re-enter the trade. This is a little riskier but there are some clear exceptions.
 
There has been some talk of counter-trades if the NonLagMA and MarketBias, for example, both turn red whilst above the wave but I would regard these as quite high risk and, personally, would prefer to wait until the NonLagMA crosses downwards over the Wave.
 
Asisde from these three indicators, you will see that ther have been numerous variations and other indicators tested. Some do have something to add but many are really only telling you the same thing in a different way and can easily distract rather than enlighten.

Lesson for us all. I placed a trade a few minutes ago on GBPUSD thinking it to be a good signal. However, I had not checked the news for any major impact items coming up. The Bank of England announcement has really given this a kicking. Not quite stopped out but am likely to be soon. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS check the news calander for any major news items coming up and stay clear. The outcome is always volatile and unpredictable.

Lesson for us all. I placed a trade a few minutes ago on GBPUSD thinking it to be a good signal. However, I had not checked the news for any major impact items coming up. The Bank of England announcement has really given this a kicking. Not quite stopped out but am likely to be soon. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS check the news calander for any major news items coming up and stay clear. The outcome is always volatile and unpredictable.

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There has been some question, at least by me, regarding the optimal settings for various of the indicators. Set the MarketBias period too long and you miss out on short term retracements or too short and you fail to see the long-term trend.
 
Here is a solution I have found useful. I have modifed the MarketBias indicator to plot lines rather than histograms and then plot five MarketBias lines with periods of 21, 34, 55, 89 and 144. Why these periods? Well everything else seems to follow Fibonacci so seemed a good selection.
 
I have had to put this into three separate indicators because, probably, of my coding inadequacy. Just load all three onto the same chart. Only trade when all lines are showing the same colour.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/VzlfpcHF/MKBiasSF2.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/t2cwfqf9/MKBiasSF3.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/JeqIBxOY/MKBiasSF1.html

There has been some question, at least by me, regarding the optimal settings for various of the indicators. Set the MarketBias period too long and you miss out on short term retracements or too short and you fail to see the long-term trend.
 
Here is a solution I have found useful. I have modifed the MarketBias indicator to plot lines rather than histograms and then plot five MarketBias lines with periods of 21, 34, 55, 89 and 144. Why these periods? Well everything else seems to follow Fibonacci so seemed a good selection.
 
I have had to put this into three separate indicators because, probably, of my coding inadequacy. Just load all three onto the same chart. Only trade when all lines are showing the same colour.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/VzlfpcHF/MKBiasSF2.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/t2cwfqf9/MKBiasSF3.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/JeqIBxOY/MKBiasSF1.html