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Okay, now that we have this indicator for us, we can see if this system is good for us.
I saw that disorder of arrows when scrolling back in the chart. I made a template. It's in the appendix. When you reload the template at the beginning of the chart the arrows will be correct. After doing so, I assume the total performance might be correct.
I looked through different timeframes and changed the settings a little bit. I'm testing with a FXDD demo account. I switched off the "UseSmallerExit", "UseEntry68_32", "ReqRedYellowCombo" and switched on ""UseVolExpanding". The system works very well on the 1H timeframe. Let's see some results:
USD/JPY: +659 pips since March 14th, an average gain of ~90 pips per month
EUR/USD: +821 pips since May 14th, an average gain of ~158 pips per month
GBP/USD: +1249 pips since April 30th, an average gain of ~218 pips per month
USD/CHF: 355 pips since since May 22nd, an average gain of ~72 pips per month
USD/CAD: -466 pips since May 22nd, an average loss of ~84 pips per month
AUD/USD: -117 pips since May 25th, an avergae loss of ~24 pips per month
NZD/USD: 112 pips since May 23rd, an average gain of ~23 pips per month
EUR/GBP: -291 pips since May 16th, an average loss of ~57 pips per month
EUR/JPY: 1147 pips since May 18th, an avergae gain of ~228 pips per month
AUD/JPY: 361 pips since May 25th, an average gain of ~75 pips per month
GBP/CHF: 494 pips since June 5th, an average gain of ~110 pips per month
GBP/JPY: 870 pips since May 21st, an average gain of ~175 pips per month.
Trading all those pairs brings you an average gain of 1039 pips per month.
The volatility expansion measured by the Bolling Bands of the TDI is a really good extension. At the moment, I can't find anything better. Well, actually (please don't think that I'm overhasty ) but even the half gain is more than enough for me ...
Derk, can you make an automated trading system out of that strategy?
Very impressive results, now we must see how it does live.... Can you post all your indicators as a zipped file? Just not sure which ones you are testing with.
Okay, now that we have this indicator for us, we can see if this system is good for us.
I saw that disorder of arrows when scrolling back in the chart. I made a template. It's in the appendix. When you reload the template at the beginning of the chart the arrows will be correct. After doing so, I assume the total performance might be correct.
Good idea. I will try it. Check post #65 for the latest updated indicator. As I said, no big changes, just better record keeping on the pips when it goes forward.
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I looked through different timeframes and changed the settings a little bit. I'm testing with a FXDD demo account. I switched off the "UseSmallerExit", "UseEntry68_32", "ReqRedYellowCombo" and switched on ""UseVolExpanding". The system works very well on the 1H timeframe. Let's see some results:
USD/JPY: +659 pips since March 14th, an average gain of ~90 pips per month
EUR/USD: +821 pips since May 14th, an average gain of ~158 pips per month
GBP/USD: +1249 pips since April 30th, an average gain of ~218 pips per month
USD/CHF: 355 pips since since May 22nd, an average gain of ~72 pips per month
USD/CAD: -466 pips since May 22nd, an average loss of ~84 pips per month
AUD/USD: -117 pips since May 25th, an avergae loss of ~24 pips per month
NZD/USD: 112 pips since May 23rd, an average gain of ~23 pips per month
EUR/GBP: -291 pips since May 16th, an average loss of ~57 pips per month
EUR/JPY: 1147 pips since May 18th, an avergae gain of ~228 pips per month
AUD/JPY: 361 pips since May 25th, an average gain of ~75 pips per month
GBP/CHF: 494 pips since June 5th, an average gain of ~110 pips per month
GBP/JPY: 870 pips since May 21st, an average gain of ~175 pips per month.
Trading all those pairs brings you an average gain of 1039 pips per month.
Wow! I will do some verification myself. What broker? (oops, FXDD, I see).
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The volatility expansion measured by the Bolling Bands of the TDI is a really good extension. At the moment, I can't find anything better. Well, actually (please don't think that I'm overhasty ) but even the half gain is more than enough for me ...
Derk, can you make an automated trading system out of that strategy?
Yes, very easily. That was the whole idea of doing it like this in the first place. I will try to finish it this weekend.
-Derk
Last edited by DerkWehler; 10-05-2007 at 07:08 PM.
hi, i am following this thread with great interest.
these logic-combination of indicators sounds very good. i am imaptient to test it with an expert advisor
Hello all. Just came across this thread today while looking for an answer that arised when I was watching the webinar of the Synergy Method/
My question is and sorry if this has been answered but I could not find it. It is in the video presentation, Dean notes that at some points he gets in before the HA close has actually closed above/below the 5 ma channel. Do you enter right when it breaks or after the HA candle has closed?
I also noticed in some examples, he will say he would exit with the candle reversing colors and Im assuming that it has closed but then show the next frame and the HA candle has actually turned back to the original trend color. Again do we wait for the close or take action right when the criteria happens?
AH, I talked to Dean several months ago and I asked the same question. He said that he enters a trade 'as the candle is forming'. I have been entering trades this way and it seems to work fine. As far as exiting, he did not have clear guidlines as far a open or closed candles. I have had the best luck by manually moving my stop and not closing the trade, there are alot of false exits. I have made more pips by just waiting, thx mike
My indicator uses only closed candles for all calculations.
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Originally Posted by ahefner33
Hello all. Just came across this thread today while looking for an answer that arised when I was watching the webinar of the Synergy Method/
My question is and sorry if this has been answered but I could not find it. It is in the video presentation, Dean notes that at some points he gets in before the HA close has actually closed above/below the 5 ma channel. Do you enter right when it breaks or after the HA candle has closed?
I also noticed in some examples, he will say he would exit with the candle reversing colors and Im assuming that it has closed but then show the next frame and the HA candle has actually turned back to the original trend color. Again do we wait for the close or take action right when the criteria happens?
) but even the half gain is more than enough for me ...
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