Hi,

yes Igor, i am trading with MTF AS in 5mins, using also nonlag with 30 lenght so i can see clearly entries and exits, price tender indicator also, i know it`s risky to trade this time of year, but i`ve seen some very good trades, even today a long one at 1.9635 good for 10 pips, today is last tradable day of the year, so i guess this is the last one, but you know, this week we had not even a bad trade, 99 pips in total, not a bad week while mom and auntie is cooking

Other two more trades, short both, first one short at 1.9608 a small loss, exit using non lag at 1.9619, ugly thing, well, then right now

Short at 1.9606, already +10, second lot open at +14, lets see exit, this is last trade of the year, happy new year guys ,
Exit trade at support 1.9572, so in total for this trade +10 and +24=34
total for the week so far
+113pips.

Hi, good day to all,

Long cable 1.9686, +10 and final exit at +20=30pips.
Long euro 1.3524, +10 and final exit at +20=30pips.

Total for london session.

Happy new year guys.

I have big gap in data this morning so could not trade

The only gaps I had was from last night [Jan 1] when the market had not opened. My broker did not open until 5:00PM EST but price had already started gapping down, and then gapped up before the broker opened.

Nd,

there are some metatraders that have gaps, and some that do not have it, try another, so you can trade everyday, will not trade in US session it`s mourning day.

Hi Newdigital, I know you have helped me with this before. I am trying to use the NonLagMA_v5 in an ea but I am having trouble with getting the signal. I have re read the earlier posts we had but I am still having trouble.

This is the code I have, can you see where the problem is?

if(UseNonLagMA)
{
double NonLagUp = iCustom(NULL,0,"NonLagMA_v5",0,NonLagLength,0,0,1, 0,0,1,1);

double NonLagDown=iCustom(NULL,0,"NonLagMA_v5',0,NonLagLe ngth,0,0,1,0,0,2,1);
}
if(NonLagUp>0){GridDirectionUp=true;Print("GridDir ectionUp");}

if(NonLagDown>0){GridDirectionDown=true;Print("Gri dDirectionDown");}


What I am getting is both Grid Direction Up and Down both true. I introduced the print function to do some fault finding and the log shows both are true and consequently the ea is misbehaving.

I have studied the only Nonlag ea on this thread but the coding is beyond me.
I have also introduced bool GridDirectionUp=false and NonLagUp=0 earlier in the ea to try avoid any problems there.

I appreciate you are very busy but I am really stuck and would appreciate your help.

The coding is just me typing there are no typos in the ea.

Today we had a cross, short signal, too early did not take it there, took the short later at 1.9721 for +10 and +1

Hi,
Try to use this code:

if(UseNonLagMA)
{
double NonLagTrend = iCustom(NULL,0,"NonLagMA_v5",0,NonLagLength,0,0,1, 0,0,3,1);

GridDirectionUp=false, GridDirectionDown=false;
if(NonLagTrend>0){GridDirectionUp=true;Print("Grid DirectionUp");}
if(NonLagTrend<0){GridDirectionDown=true;Print("Gr idDirectionDown");}
}

Regards,
Igor

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I did not use NonLagMA_v5.
I used NonLagMA_v4.1 in public asctrend thread and in elite asctrend thread

Igorad is using this NonLagMA indicator in EA not as custom. He is inserting indicator's code in EA and EA can not backtested very easy (because no any custom indicator inside. He is doing it in very complicated way:

So if you have access to elite section (asctrend thread) you may see.

But I am not very professional with programming and am using custom function.

For example.

In the beginning of EA (settings):

And then:

So,
- diNonLagUp is blue colored line of the indicator (buy color - because of 1) on the 1-st bar.
- diNonLagUp1 is buy (blue) colored line of the indicator on the 2 bar.
- diNonLagDown is sell (Tomato) colored line of the indicator (because of 2) on the 1 bar.
- diNonLagDown1 is sell colored line of the indicator on the 2 bar.

And buy will be as the following:

Sell:

Attached Files

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