That's the shortest EA I ever seen in my life
How about parameters? Shouldn't there be an external input for parameters?
Then 'cause the NonLagMas are changing color - what's use to set a tp and s/l for them? I thought that the trade should last from color change to color change. There is a neutral color also, when there should be no new trade at all but the existing trade should be closed.

In other words that's a nice try, but kind of simplistic.

I checked this EA on a Strategy Tester - and I didn't like it just looking visually when the test was runing. There was a nice 80 pips downtrend -clean and clear, but the EA kept buying against the trend and exiting on a stop loss and buying again - how would you explain that?

Now I have question to Igorad, NewDigital or someone else who is kind enough to respond.
If I want an EA that would start counting bars as soon as color changes and and have these 2 digits available later for my strategy how should I do it? Should I set 2 special counters with a value that should be replaced on a constant basis, whenever nonlagma changes a color let's say from buy to sell and and then compare the number of bars with the previous color change?


Anybody, please.

Thanks in advance.

Hi All,

I notice that this EA taking many entry as per one color. But what i'm suggesting is taking one trade per direction.

Could someone help me to add some code line to this exciting NonLagMA_EA so that it can be custom to take 1 trade per direction.... or maybe 2 trade per direction? or maybe i am missing something her on how to backtest this EA

I attached the NonLagMA_EA here some everyone could share the excitement.

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Hi all, would anyone have the exact formula to calculate NonLagMA_v5? I had a look at it in MetaEditor but am a little confused Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi, this is my 1st post
and for forex, you all can call me new kid on the block
usually i trade stock, for me, forex too risky, but i want to implement forex strategy to stock and maybe if my confidence build up, i will trade forex too.

i want program nonlagMA to excell for trade stock, so i need a simple explanation how i can make it.

anyone can help me?
thanks in advance

Hello All,

Can someone please program an indicator that will paint standard candles according to the trend of Igorad's NonLag MA v7? This indicator is intended to show precise changes in trend while preserving true candle action at the same time.

1. The indicator should allow for up to 4 shades of candle colors so if the NonLagMA indicator calls for a LONG trend, there should be a different shade of green for both long and short candles (limegreen & darkgreen) and when it indicates a SHORT trend there should be a different shade of red for long and short candles (red & maroon).

2. The indicator should have all the same user settings as the NonLagMA_v7 inputs tab regarding Price, Length, Displace, etc. including a sound alert mode -- and the option to turn off the visual popup separately from the sound alert.

3. The NonLagMA v7 would not be visible on the charts at all and would need to be called from the custom indicators folder due to buffer restrictions.

4. The attached picture shows a Tradestation indicator that is similar to how the NonLagMA candles should look (ignore the histogram beneath).

Thanks very much!
Shawn Ambrose
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This is something I would like as well

Please try to use this version of NonLagMA.
I think it's very close to shown indicator for TS8 but not the same.

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Hi Igorad,

Thanks for your reply but this isn't really what I'm looking for -- sorry. I want to see normal Japanese candles but using colors according to your NonLagMA_v7 indicator in the way that I described in my first post -- two shades of green for when the NonLagMA is up (to show long and short candles), and two shades of red for when the NonLagMA is down. I included a picture of the Tradestation indicator only to illustrate how the different shades of color would look.

Thanks sir,
Shawn Ambrose

that's exactly what it does

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