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I have uploaded the current version as below but it is not quite right yet. It uses a standard CCI filter rather than the smoothed T3 version. There is a part of the logic that I can't understand so when I do I will provide an update. I did try simply using the iCustom command but this failed to work properly.
 
http://www.4shared.com/file/8cP0k7EU/LindencourtSignal.html

Nice clean chart. I hope it stays that way. All too often by a few pages into a thread we see a cluttered chart where you can convince yourself of anything. I am looking forwards to seeing details of your system.

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

Here are the files.
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/VWdj79hh/Trendrider.html

http://www.davidbradshawfx.co.uk/scalping.png
 
CONGRATULATIONS! Here is one of my Forex Trading Systems that made me lots of Money. I have been trading since 2004 and luckily I have been very successful. Now its time for me to give back to the Forex Community and share one of my Systems with you that I developed a year ago.
From time to time I will keep in touch with you and gradually share some of my other systems too, with you for FREE!
OK before I start explaining how to trade, first I would like to give you a few advice. This Scalping System can be traded on any time frame but its better to trade on the 5Min charts. Always trade between 02:00 EST (07:00 UK Time) and 12:00 EST, (17:00 UK Time)
There are only Three Indicator files that we use and one Template file. There is a link at the bottom to download these files in a Zipped .rar format. If you do not have rar file unzipper, look in Google for a free rar file unzipper. Install it on your computer and use it to unzip the "indicators.rar"
First make a Folder on your Desktop and name it as "DAVID BRADSHAW" and extract all files in this folder.
Then go to My Computer/C:/ Program Files/MT4/Templates/ and drag the Davidbradshaw.tpl file from your desktop to this Template folder. Then go back and doubleclick on Experts, double click on Indicators and drag all other three files in the Indicator Folder. Now close everything and then restart your MT4 platform.
Open EUR/USD 5Min Chart, right click on the chart a window will open, click on Template, another window will open, select Davidbradshaw. This will place all the indicators on your chart and your chart will look like the one you have on the top here. Now compare your chart with mine and when you are satisfied, open 5Min GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY, AUD/USD and USD/CAD charts too and populate these charts too with this template. Now you are ready to trade.
First look at the Multipair Indicator. You will see these 6 Pairs on the left hand side and the Time Frames on the Top lane. Then below you will see Red and Blue Arrows and also sideways arrows too. Select those pairs that have all Red Arrows down until 1Hr or all Blue Arrows up until 1Hr. These arrows show you in which direction the pair is Trending. Selecting these pairs gives you an opportunity to catch the big moves if any.
Having decided which pair to pick, bring it in front of you and first look at the "Zwinner_Colour_Signal" Indicator. This is the Red and Aqua coloured line running with the candles. Now once the colour changes to Aqua, you look below at the "Zwinner_Stochastics" Indicator for confirmation. The Stochastics lines should be rising above the 20 level, if it is then go Long, meaning Buy and place your stop 2 pips blow the lowest of the last three candles. (You can Add the Levels 20 and 80 manually by clicking on the Levels Tab in the Zwinner _Stochastics Indicator)
Once you are in the trade, exit and Take Profit when you see the "Zwinnercoloursignal" Indicator change colour to Red.
Go Short or Sell when you see the Zwinner_colour_signal" Indicator change colour to Red and the Zwinner_Stochastics is going below the 80 level. Exit and Take Profit when you see the colour change to Aqua.
This Scalping System is not 100% Mechanical. At times you would also need to use your own discretion. For example you can Take Profit when you see the Stochastic lines crossover much before the line colour has changed..
I am sure you will make many Profitable Trades by employing my Scalping System.
I wish you Great Success as a Forex Trader.
 
Indicators:
http://www.davidbradshawfx.co.uk/indicators.rar
mirror:
http://www.mediafire.com/?f0u8j8duj7v0v3d
 
Regards
 
 

I have just looked closer at what this indy does and cannot really say I like it. It simply takes the midpoint between high and low for the previous day and sets breakout bands 11.8% above and below this with TP targets at fib levels above and below. It makes no allowance for the timeshift for the broker so the bands will differ accordingly. The principle is that price will revert to mean which is ok in a ranging but not a trending market. It is better than a blind man with a pin - but not by much.

modified version with skipping sundays
 
http://www.4shared.com/zip/HDCMGTp9/presge.html?refurl=d1url

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

I took a second look at this system by hand-checking a 60 min 24 hour 6E (Globex Euro Dollar) chart in eSignal.
 
One thing that a backtest in Amibroker cannot tell you from a general scan is whether price hit +10 pips on the bar after the signal bar before -15 pips got hit (apparently, it assumes the worst). But, in eSignal, I can easily drill down to a 1 min chart and tell which happened first.
 
There were some losers in the cited timespan of the winners which iqofgenius mentioned. From EST, the 0400 bar from 7/31 was a loser (the next bar was also a signal and that was the winner mentioned). The 2100 long on 8/6 was a loser. The 0300 long on 8/7 was a loser. Other losers past the prior post's last date were the 1000 long on 8/10, the 0100 short on 8/13 and the 0800 short on 8/14.
 
The good news is that I *am* seeing more winners that what my Amibroker scan found (which didn't try to drill down to the 1 min chart in certain instances).
 
I think the RSI is a red herring though (i.e., not necessary). I saw no significance in it as a decent filter. Just about all of the ema crossovers have the RSI 21 period between 45 and 55 anyway and, really, if you're sitting on 48 or 49 with a long signal from the crossover, I doubt 1-2 RSI points are going to throw out a significant portion of the bad trades.
 
All crossover systems are losers during times of lower volatility. Otherwise, we'd all be retired in a matter of 5 years. Right now, it's working with the +10 pip target and -15 pip stop. Tomorrow...who knows.
 
I offer this advice from 9 years of full-time futures day trading to those of you still trying to find your way:
 
High winning pct systems are dangerous for all but highly experienced traders. Because they generally require you to risk more than you can win on a per trade basis, and, if your avg winning pct drops below 67% for any appreciable amount of time, well, time to find a new line of work. They also require expert execution. The margin for error in execution is *very* small.
 
You are far, far better off looking for systems which have a winning pct between 35-50%. Those are the ones where you can withstand many more small losses relative to your winners but your winners can be 2x-4x those losses (before slippage and transaction fees). Those systems can do well in both trending and sideways markets, so long as you pick a nice volatile market (the CL [Crude futures] is probably the best example of this).
 
Based on my experience, of those who aren't micro-scalpers, I would say that the overwhelming majority of successful "at-home" day traders find that their winning pct averages out over the long-term (multiple years) in the 45%-50% area, winning about 1.5 to 1.8 times more than they lose, after slippage and transaction fees. It is no surprise that new traders are not attracted to these types of systems because they have an emotionally difficult time accepting a winning system which is less than 60%, let along <= 50%.
 
Trading will become a lot easier if you mentally and emotionally accept the following:
 
The winning pct and the payoff ratio (i.e., avg win / avg loss) have an inverse relationship. Do you think maintaining a 70%-80% winning pct is easier than maintaining a 35%-50% winning pct? An expert scalper may say, "Sure, no problem. I'm at least 70% the majority of the time." But there's the rub. You *have* to be above that magic 67% if you ever hope to be consistently profitable giving up more for a loser than you take on the winner.
 
I am not doubting the previous poster's claim of making $400 a day on average from a simple crossover system on an hourly currency chart now that I have taken a closer look from the eSignal data on the Globex 6E contract (i.e., EUR/USD pair in the Forex). All I can say as a warning is that strict mechanical systems like that can run very hot at times and then go completely cold on you and gobble up you accumulated profits at a much faster rate, given that you will risk more than you have to gain on a per trade basis.

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

The attached is the system I am using currently. This includes my Market Bias Indicators.
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/29JkWRvK/Trendrider.html
 

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Hi Guys
 
Take a look at this indicator. It looks really good though I haven't tested it yet.
 
I wondered if anyone can decode so we can seel what is going on under the bonnet?
 
http://www.4shared.com/zip/vaMWy6sn/ITMF_SigAlert.html

Hi Guys
 
Take a look at this indicator. It looks really good though I haven't tested it yet.
 
I wondered if anyone can decode so we can seel what is going on under the bonnet?
 
http://www.4shared.com/zip/vaMWy6sn/ITMF_SigAlert.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html

Here you go. Don't forget the thanks!
 
http://www.4shared.com/rar/6_590VKK/Trend_Pullback_System.html