Hi!

Again, CatFX50 has given pips today.

FOCUS, PATIENCE AND DISCIPLINE!!!

Congratulations to those that have made some pips.

Nina

Hi viennatrader,

1. set aNina - cbars to 9.000
2. go back in history of the chart so that more than 9.000 bars are shown

3. look at your currency pair. You attached a chart of euraud - my chart you supposed to have diferences in the indicators was usdgbp ?!?

mibl

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Hi nina

Could you please explain some thing about StepChoppy indicator. How to interpret it and what are that different colors.


-Rao

Which pairs is everyone trading with this system. I have noticed the GBP/USD, EUR/USD, USD/CHF? I have noticed Mibl mention the Usd/Gbp pair.

Hello,

I have been using the Hull moving average (also recently - Hull Trend) intraday in Forex and have found it useful, so I am interested in this new "HMA_russian_color" version.

If the programmer can spare the time, can they briefly explain the calculation differences of the indicator to that of the indicator known as "HMA"

If both are versions of Hull moving average, which more closely matches the following description ?

"The HMA manages to keep up with rapid changes in price activity whilst having superior smoothing over an SMA of the same period. The HMA employs weighted moving averages and dampens the smoothing effect (and resulting lag) by using the square root of the period instead of the actual period itself…as seen below.

Integer(SquareRoot(Period)) WMA [2 x Integer(Period/2) WMA(Price)
- Period WMA(Price)] "

I have had a look at the code and both seem to reference weighted ma's but the code is very different. I have attached a screen shot showing both ma's set at 25 period, the output calculations are different.

Any help appreciated and apologies if this information has already been posted...

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Hello all I noticed before that Nina stops out his trades when he sees things are "turning on his possie."

I played with my spreadsheet tonight and see that with the Euro or Pound I only need a 62 pip gain (with stops set at 29.) This is opposed to an 84 pip move (39 stop) on the Franc.

Is that realistic? Are 62 pip moves in a pair common? What if I trade both the pound and the euro for a combined 62 pips.... and if the combined loss on the two is 29 then I'm out.

You guys might not know what I'm talking about so go back a page to my posts on the spreadsheet.

-Tom

my personal approach is 34 pip stop just incase of sudden news with a 34 pip profit but i also see where pivot levels are and mm levels i also will close trade if things go against posse in a violent way i look to make 100 pips a week trading euro and pound versus usd

What percent of your trades are winners? (with the 34 stop/34 limit?)

i have been trading this since january biggest loss so far is 15 pips have had 34 pip wins 70% the rest have been anywhere between 15 and 25

Harold4x,

if i may ask which trading setup are you using to get the results you stated in post 2655 the catfx50 or the I_fx_t strategy plus which of the indictors.

thank you pat