best indicator no repaint

Saturday, April 24, 2010





for whatever reason indicators like this one don't do well as a normal EA.
There's just a lot of filtering and discretionary methods that the EA will need to account for. And to put all that in an EA correctly would require months of work. Just ask Stovedude. :-)
This type of indicators look nice because you can see it in hindsight. How would you know to hold on for long period of time when a currency is trending vs. scalping for small profits when it's ranging? But when you look at the chart with all the arrows you "think" you know how to exit correctly. :-)

Having said that, i would love to hear other's opinion on this one.





you can to get all of them From
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Best Forex Indicator Part 9

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

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Gap Type

Friday, March 19, 2010



  • Presentation Gap Type:

    The standard deviation is a tool widely used for statistics. This indicator measures the volatility of a security.
    The standard deviation is generally used for the construction of other indicators (eg Bollinger Bands).

    A higher standard deviation indicates that the data are scattered and therefore there is significant volatility. It shows generally a feeling of euphoria or fear in the markets. Conversely, a low standard deviation indicates a low volatility and good anticipation of investors (no surprise).
    Formula explanation:

    More courses away from their mean is to say, the greater the difference between current and average increases, the volatility is high.
    The standard deviation is the square root of the variance. The variance is calculated by averaging the deviations from the mean, all squared.

    The calculation can be broken down into 6 steps:

    1. It calculates a simple moving average (MMS)
    2. For each period, the difference between the closing and the MMS determined in step 1
    3. It is squared all the results obtained in step 2
    4. Summing the results of step n3
    5. Divide the result by the period used (from the MMS)
    6. It is the square root of the figure obtained in Step No. 5

    The differences between the MMS and the fences are being put to the square to avoid having negative numbers (where a fence below the moving average) (there is subsequently a square root).


    Standard deviation: Application to the trading and investment:


    The standard deviation is an indicator used relatively little. It is often neglected for Bollinger Bands.
    We often find that the violent price changes are preceded by areas where prices are not volatile (and thus a low standard deviation).

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    Kagi



  • Presentation Kagi:


    The eToro is a special representation came from the Far East. The particularity of this type of representation is that it is not plotted as a function of time but based on price alone. The color and sense lines are connected under the contract. If prices go in the same direction as the previous line, then it will be extended. By cons, if the course turns to a predetermined amount (commonly known as rollover threshold), a new line is drawn in the opposite direction. It is a graphical representation of trend following. When prices break a higher or lower earlier, the color of the line changes. The horizontal lines that you see on the charts kagi did not really exist, they are just drawn to give continuity to the course and are called lines of inflection.

    Terms of Use:

    There is no magic threshold of turning running for all values, therefore, for a given value, we choose a threshold of rollover greater relevance compared to the historical record and giving fewer false signals.
    Kagi: Application to the trading and investment:

    The first method is the most basic. It involves buying lorsq'une line turns green and sell when it turns red.

    The second method is to wait for a break of several lower or higher. Indeed, the color change of the line is confirmed if we manage to break two highest or two lowest minimum.

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    Moving Averages

    Introduction Moving Averages:

    Moving averages are probably one of the most used indicators. This indicator is widely used but it is poorly used.

    The moving average is the average value of a security over a given period (n). The average is about one of the data (during opening, closing, highest, lowest) for each time unit (TU). The choice is often on the closing price. In this case, it is constructed by calculating an average closing price over the period. They say the average is moving as it changes with each UT. It includes the calculation of the average over the past UT and is removed during the calculation of the oldest.

    This may be simple or weighted in this case we will assign more importance to certain courses. Thus, there are several types of moving averages:

    * Simple Moving Average (or arithmetic)
    Exponential Moving Average *
    * Moving average "time series"
    * Triangular Moving Average
    * Variable Moving Average
    * Average adjusted by moving the volumes
    * Average weighted moving


    The difference between these averages is only moving the weight assigned to the data over the period.
    We see in this form the most common: the simple moving average and exponential.

    The moving average (or moving average: MA) have the advantage of Liser courses and thus help the trader to identify a trend (being above or below the MM) removing excessive fluctuations transitory market. They are often used with indicators to accompany the movements.

    It may indicate that over the period considered in the calculation is more short moving average will stick to the trend.
    Application to the trading and investment:

    There are basically two methods of using moving averages.

    * The first is to identify intersections between moving average and courses. The buy signal is triggered when prices cross upward moving average. The sell signal occurs when prices move below the moving average.


    The signals are symbolized by purchasing a green arrow, the signals of sales by a red arrow. The purchase is triggered whenever prices move above the simple moving average 50.

    * The second mode of intervention is to identify intersections between two moving averages, a relatively short period and another longer period. The intersection of the short moving average above the long moving average trigger the buy signal. The sell signal is given when the short moving average falls below the long MM.



    on the graph LAGARDERE above, the crossing of moving averages gives us good signals purchases and sales. This method is particularly interesting for an average investment / long term.

    The advantage of these two methods is that they can always act in the direction of the trend.

    Question: How do you determine the good times?

    The most moving averages are used:
    The MMS 200
    MME 150
    MMS 50
    MMS 20

    The periods may be different depending on which action is based moving average. To determine the optimal period moving average, it is possible to make several tests with different periods. We observe this behavior when being faced with this moving average. The goal is to find a moving average which acts as a support / resistance.

    There is another method for determining the period of our moving average. To do this we must first determine the degree in which our asset moves. It must then divide the length of this cycle by two. It adds 1 to this result.

    Period MM = (cycle length / 2) + 1

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    Momentum




  • Presentation Momentum :


    Momentum and Rate Of Change (ROC) are two indicators that measure the speed of progression of a title.
    The ROC measures the percentage of increase during the day and the yan of it period. The present growth momentum in the form of a ratio (during the day compared to that of he yan period).

    When the ROC and the momentum increases, the increase in security has been higher than it was yan period (the title up quickly). The title is considered overbought. Conversely, when both indicators are below the title is considered oversold.

    It is important to note that the momentum term also designates a family of indicators to assess the rate of progression courses.

    Application to the trading and investment:

    The ROC as Momentum indicators are the family of oscillators. The ROC will oscillate around the axis 0 (0: the title has not improved compared to that of period there are n,> 0 the stock has increased, <0> 100: the closing date is later).


    For the analysis it is important to observe the direction and rate of progression of these two indicators.
    More indicators will increase rapidly over the course of progression is rapid and strong. Unlike most indicators more quickly reduce the price to drop rapidly and sharply.


    We can identify two important areas:

    * The overbought zone: very high indicator

    * The oversold zone: very weak indicator


    Caution: for each value or index, the areas of purchase and are on sale to determine the history. Each value has a level on procurement and on specific sales.

    The investor will pay particular attention to turning indicators in these areas have a high probability to indicate a change in price trends.
    The signal is bearish if these indicators will pass down the box on purchase. Conversely, it will be bullish when crossing the area up on sale.

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    Range Trade Forex with Non-U.S. Dollar Pairs

    Monday, March 15, 2010

    Summary: How do you decide which pair of currency is suitable for range trade? Find out in this article.


    A range trade is actually known as a short-term consolidation which changes from time to time. A good way to make profit in range trade is to choose non U.S dollar pairs and focus at other type of currencies.

    As all of us know, the trend in forex usually follows U.S dollars. Therefore, to avoid trend bias, choose a non U.S dollars pairs and work on the ranging forex trading strategy. If you can observe clearly on what have happened in the past 6 months, all pairs involving U.S dollars did not show a long lasting range trend and this has caused losses to most of the traders.

    Most of the traders like to trade using EUR/USD pair and if you study the chart closely for its past performance, you realize that the chart is either moving upwards or downwards. Unlike non U.S dollars pairs, the chart usually stays within some values of pip range and the trading is more stable and volatile.

    However, not all U.S dollars pairs show a non-volatile range in forex market. As a smart trader, it is good if you can observe the trend for each currency pair for a certain period of time by looking at the chart or study the interest rate differential.

    So, how does interest rate differential affects the volatility of a currency pair? Interest rate differential is the difference of bank interest rate offered by the currency pair. For example, interest rate for Australia’s bank is 3.75% and Japan’s bank is offering 0.10% and the difference (3.65%) is called the interest rate differential. Observe also the historical data back in few years ago to determine if the currency pair is a volatile pair or not.

    In conclusion, there are two considerations to take note while using ranging strategy to trade. First is to choose non U.S dollars pairs to avoid bias and second is choose pairs with low interest rate differential. Always study the chart and historical data wisely before deciding to trade.

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