Originally Posted by npj6400

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...

Originally Posted by jdgradywhite

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.

Originally Posted by nina

Hi!

Today's recap so far:

EURUSD, level 2 buy (09:30cet) at 1.2141. Made a high so far at 1.2171. +30 pips.

USDCHF, level 2 sell (09:30cet) at 1.3030. Made a low so far at 1.3000. +30 pips.



Nina

Originally Posted by ted_newyork

great entry.
we are also trying to find entry,but little bit afraid of support and resistance,
and width of the pips between 50 ema and entry price,we (means myself and my friends) just watched pair went up without our entry.

eur/usd was very close to 1.2150 resistance and entry price was almost 18pips away from 50ema.

this experience was great one for us.

Next time, we won't hesitate to enter like you when we saw signal from catfx50.

thank you for your posting.

ted and friends.