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Here you go!
 

Good idea
 
http://www.mediafire.com/download/y8oyaia6588fawq/BMT_FatTails.zip

http://www.mediafire.com/download/e7naueqmbupbab9/anaBetterVolumeOverlay.cs
http://www.mediafire.com/download/baselt07gw8k3jp/anaADXVMA.cs
http://www.mediafire.com/download/92lvl9fxfvxxmf8/anaBollingerUniversal.cs
http://www.mediafire.com/download/4w01us6jxux2kd2/anaButterworthFilter.cs
 
 
Before I do more, please let me know if these links are good. Thanks.

A Final Update and Summary of the year-long test
 
As 2012 is drawing to a close, for the sake of completeness, I have updated the results post (post #4)
 
This will probably my last post on this thread. But here are some of my concluding thoughts and observations about this one year project:
 
(1) Only two of the four currency pairs I started this project with, have survived the test of this one-year test. Only EJ and GJ have remained profitable. The original UsdCad and EurChf have decreased their weekly range so much that they are practically not worth trading this method on. I dropped EurChf back in March. And UsdCad have so few trades that I have not traded this since middle of the year.
 
(2) Moving forward, and without changing the original rules, I may only consider GJ and EJ as worthwhile.
 
Here are some of their statistics so far:
 


GbpJpy
2011 Total pips = 1525
2012 Total pips = 1198
 
EurJpy
2011 Total pips = 0835
2012 Total pips = 1475
 
Combined GbpJpy + EurJpy
2011 = 2,360 pips
2012 = 2,673 pips
 
Other statistics:
two years GbpJpy win percentage: 65%
two years EurJpy win percentage: 66%
 
Longest GbpJpy losing streak: 8 weeks
Longest EurJpy losing streak: 7 weeks
Longest combined losing streak: 3 weeks
 
Longest GbpJpy winning streak: 5 weeks
Longest EurJpy winning streak: 3 weeks
Longest combined winning streak: 6 weeks
 
Biggest combined drawdown from prior maximum pips gained: -540 pips
 
(3) Although individually they seem to have fluctuated in pips gain over two years, but combined, their total annual gain are very consistent from one year to the next: 2360 versus 2673, almost the same. Also it pays to trade both pairs together, as it cut down losing streak, increase winning streak, and smooth out the equity curve.
 
(4) Another note is that, although I cautioned about not trading in summer from June to August, due to 2011 results showing bad losing streak around that time. However, looking at 2012, it is actually more profitable if I had traded through all the months, including summer months. So only time will tell if summer should be followed on this method.
 
(5) As stated in my first post, this was never meant to be anyone's main income earner. But it can still be used in the background as a small sideline and long term earner, especially the time and energy required to manage this is so small. If I am willing to ignore week to week, or even month to month performance, and only take a longer time view, I will probably continue to trade the two yen pairs next year.
 
(6) Final word of caution is that, noticing the possible drawdown, with maximum drawdown of 540 pips over a two years period, money management will be always important. Make sure the account can survive such a drawdown (or possibly even more).
 
Although I will most likely trade this in the background, but this is probably my last post on this thread, and therefore the end of this thread. My focus and attention are now elsewhere.
 
Thanks for everyone who had helped or encouraged over this last year
 
Wish everyone a happy holiday season.

Hello,
 
Please find the first shared version of this fresh new dashboard that you won't find anywhere else than on II.
 
! - i-Session - dashboard
 
This Dashboard will allow you:
 
 

to quickly visualize the trend of various pairs
to identify which pair is trending
to have various information’s about the daily range
to know where the price is from the pivot
to know the candle direction

 
Specific points:
 
I haven’t been able to fix the calculation for multiple pairs on one single indicator. Therefore, to display several pairs you need to attach several times the indicator. (you will need to specify the “Y” position and the “market symbol” option on each indicator).
 
I am not a professional coder so the indicator might have some bugs !!! Do not hesitate to report them, I will do my best to fix them. (Help might be needed…).
 
Best,
 
http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/330011Capture.jpg
 
 

 
My idea is also to implement some function of the dashboard bellow. Unfortunately I cannot decompile the indicator. If anybody can help to decompile this indicator I will improve the ! - i-Session – dashboard with new features. Any help would be appreciated.
 

 
Original thread:

Yes. MQL5 codebase for free.
look here http://mql5.com/akv

The problem is when you put a few meters on platform every one is telling something else! Like mad gypsy brothers. One can get headache but confused for sure. It is not good idea to watch many meters but compare meters with real pairs charts how true the meter is. Many times meter says uptrend and it is only pullback! Always check 3 TFs before enter a trade. Eg. 4H-1H-and on M15 trade. They should agree in trend direction! Sometimes on the smallest TF pullback happens, wait with the trade until pullback is over = trade pullbacks.
Hermes

1. Attach Zig-Zag indicator to chart.
2. Attach vertical lines on Zig Zag peaks and valleys.
3. Write down time of reversal on quadrant 9.
4. Awaiting (looking for ) figure.
5. Waiting for time of reversal and then place an order on opposite side.
6. Take profit & Sop loss are placed as you wish.

look here open source code
http://mql5.com/9bi

TradeStation 9.1 with QuoteRoom (real-time).
 
http://depositfiles.com/files/57bp9nwsl