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Hi

 

Can you pls share all GOMI indis available at futures.iO? Thanks

 

i have few:

https://www.sendspace.com/file/td2s5e

 

password indiTr@der

 

but can anyone share requisite template for indian market and dependent for footprint?

 

 

please share https://futures.io/download/vip_elite_circle/1711-download.html?view

 

and

 

https://futures.io/download/vip_elite_circle/1690-download.html?view nt7 and nt8 plz

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Anyone has any details of this strategye please ?

i can't have access at details of this page...

thank you :)

 

Some information regarding the two indicators

 

"Two indicators, the first based on the second which has limited helpfulness although it does show things that the first (SR) does not.

 

1. CCLSR: this is an original, if essentially very simple indicator which plots expected Support and Resistance zones above and below current market price. It combines current and average Donchian range values along with ratio of current to average Donchian range for one plot, with the same ranges multiplied by an atr expansion/contraction based ratio based on swing lows or highs. These create two bands above and below the price showing typical SR levels assuming typical range and volatility of past X (period) cycle. I have plotted some (cherry-picked) lines and rays from the more extreme SR band levels from the time they were plotted to later times when those levels were hit or exceeded. So there seems to be some value in keeping track of range in relation to volatility.

 

Of special interest is the stats window bottom left which tracks the current range, avrange, predicted high/low of current bar based on avrange, and the various SR levels unfolding including distance from and to the various levels.

 

2. CCLATRDonch - this indicator was originally put together to see if it would help as a filter for some of the more sensitive Volume signals in Cory's excellent VolStop. It didn't work. But it does show when the range is expanding and contracting rather well and could even work - with tweaking - as a far-from-shabby chop indicator. What I find of interest is that it seems to show with very little lag when a strong move has or is peaking as the current range and average range come back together.

 

There are two main plots: the lines above show the difference between the current Donchian range and its average over a slightly longer period, showing expansion and contraction in very simple form. At the same time, these values are compared with the current ATR * optional multiple to show when the range is wide or narrow. If narrow, then chop conditions are likely in effect. Finally, the expansion contraction cycles reveal underlying cyclicality of the market.

 

I do not think this indicator is valuable enough to have on a chart. However, it has given me an idea: By counting the bars between the expansion peaks (both up and down markets have the indicator going up), it should be possible to get some idea of the typical cyclicality of the market. From that, one might be able to create a moving average or other indicator whose period length changes as this cyclical value changes, i.e. a variable-length indicator. This could not be plotted as a line, but it should in theory work fine as dots. This too might be useless, but it would be interesting to see how such a moving average plotted. Could be revealing as it changes from longer to shorter periods automatically. Or could be total waste of time! (Note: this 30 min chart attached does not show the ATRDonch indicator in its best light. In many shorter-term charts I have had it up on, it seems to give far more timely and fast-changing information.)

 

Dec 14 Note: have reviewed the code and determined - as far as I can tell - that as is the SR Indicator can only be run in Calc on Bar Close = True because references the NT Swing Indicator. I hope to look for alternatives to this (like UTC Swing) or simply substitute the Swing with something else so that the stats can be printed out live as the bar forms, since this is a key feature of this indicator/attempt. New versions of the code now attached in this post.

 

General note on these indicators: they are not really designed for use as chart-trading indicators, rather as referents for possible system code since they are based on Donchs and ATR. I find especially the average plot - which curves more and does not flatten out at SR levels - is often quite accurate at gauging possible reversal targets if you check out its level at the time that a high or low bar happens. i.e. if a new swing high is being made, the lower SR plot is often a good rough guide to the potential reversal level. Visually it is somewhat unpleasant and jagged, but I think there is some good information in there that might be of use in other applications."

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i have few:

https://www.sendspace.com/file/td2s5e

 

password indiTr@der

 

but can anyone share requisite template for indian market and dependent for footprint?

 

 

please share https://futures.io/download/vip_elite_circle/1711-download.html?view

 

and

 

https://futures.io/download/vip_elite_circle/1690-download.html?view nt7 and nt8 plz

 

Password is not working, is it correct?

 

Thanks

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