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I don't know about the time frames, but the EURUSD MML are definitely wrong. They didn't do the scale fix, so it is just gibberish.
Looking at the GBPUSD, it didn't follow the zone of conflict rule at all. It did not avoid, bounce or accelerate - and that is the three reactions possible. I would be interested to see zoomed in data, or see a full year chart starting from last October.
Hi daraknor,
I had two good trades today (mainly testing codersguru zigzag channels)
Here is a piccy showing auto scale h4 & m30 working quite nicely.
This is a great replaying EA for any ind./strategy/template.
Put the .dll file in /experts/libraries/
.mql in /experts/
Open strategy tester,mark the visual mode,start,pause,put the template on chart,set the speed,play and go thru history.
EA commands:
b - to open position Buy
s - to open position Sell
" the arrow upwards to close " - all BUY
" the arrow downwards to close " - all SELL
t - includes the trailing
r - switches off a trailing
Enjoy!
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Hello everyone. I have a really stupid question, but cannot find the answer myself, so eventually decided to post it. Isn't it true that vertical (time) MM lines can be calculated in the same way as the horizontal ones?
No, the vertical lines are timeframe. The starting day for timeframe is new each year, and sometime in October (for stocks it is usually Oct 7 if the 7th is during the work week). From there, you have 4 quarters of 64 "trading" days. The 64 day interval is different in forex, because we have trading activity on sunday.
This is much different from static MML. (MML don't change at all.)