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Hello, I need some help here from some experinced programmers/traders on how a particluar indicator works going forward.
I have been looking at a particular signal history for the #FXmFish[1]-2.mq4 indicator. Unfortunately I have never watched it tick by, bar by bar and since there is no FOREX trading this weekend, I don;t know what it does.
My question is do the histogram bars being painted green or red, and the signal dots (YELLOW & AQUA) repaint themselves or is once a bar is completed, the histogram painted or dot that is painted, stays that color and position so you can make a decision on the bar immediately after to buy or sell? See attached indicator.
Thanks in advance...
Shayne
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the histogram repaints itself but I haven't seen the dots repaint. it repaints eveb when the bars have closed.
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I have so many commercial trading systems, indicators n robots. I still keep them to remind me that am better.
It takes too much time for backtesting when call exernal indicator especially of these kind regression indicators.
Here's my function but seems it doesn't work.
Would, could someone code this indicator (Fisher_Yur4ik) for multi time frame usage? Although it absolutely does repaint, I find that it's real value is as a divergence and trend trading indicator seen in different time frames, say for instance 5, 15, 30 min. time frames. For example, if the 15 and 30 min fisher is in a definite uptrend (green) and the 5 min is reversing from green (red), and there is no divergence on the 15 & 30 min times frames, you can stay in the trade until there is divergence in at least two time frames. Or you can exit the trade on the 5 min, and re-enter again when the 5 min matches green again with the 15 & 30min time frames. The reverse is of course true for a sell trade. Used in combo with say RSI for instance, it gives you very high probability trades. Please, help. Seeing this indicator (Fisher Yur4ik) in muti times frames on one chart would be a great feature. It would be worth your time. Bill
I will be glad to share a very good strategy if you can provide the MTF Fisher_Yur4ik indicator mentioned above. But where the indicator does surely repaint, it is almost imperative to see the different time frames on the same chart. I know you will be happy w/ it, but we need the Multi-Time-Frame option. Again, it is a trend recognition trading system and does not employ the indicator in the ways it has been discussed in this thread so far. The indicator by itself is a very poor signal provider, but again,I use it in a different manner. regards: bill
I have been observing the fisher indicators recently and found that in fact the Inverse Fisher one (sorry I am not well versed in MQL code) seems to do very well (albeit stumbles a bit on sideways markets).
filename is: Inverse Fisher.mq4 (sorry still can't post attachments)
If you are able to try it out, (can't remember where I found it) apparently it's simple - quote from the instructions:
The trading rules are simple. Buy when the indicator crosses over 0.5 or crosses over +0.5 if it has not previously crossed over 0.5 and to sell short when the indicators crosses under +0.5 or crosses under 0.5 if it has not previously crossed under +0.5. You can see that the trading signals are not only clear and unequivocal, but they are also profitable. If anybody has already (or can) code in sound/email alerts for the above criteria, I would be most happy to spend screentime testing it out...
I think potentially it could be used solely, or as an additional confirmation (more testing on my part to be done) for signal generation. Obviously further filtering out of sideways markets is necessary (so far the Damiani voltmeter signal seems a good starting point, or even the TOR indicator)
Personally I currently have it running with BrainTrend1Sig and GMMA (though GMMA does not play much part, just my addiction to the pretty colours!)
Without my ability to post screenshots, anyone else using Inverse Fisher in a profitable/consistent way?
NewDigital, you mentioned use of BrainTrend signals for some time now, still going well with that?