Originally Posted by crodzilla

I set SL to BE this morning... All trades are still open... Wow!! One day does not make this strategy "The One." But, to almost double an account in one day... I am very impressed so far.

Originally Posted by bigbear3391

Hey mwbro,

I use the signal bar to gauge the strength of the bounce. The more matching colors on on the direction of my trade, the better.

When trading on a 4 HR for example & I get a long signal, the more green the better. If the lower time frames are opposite then you may want to be careful.

Its just a way to gauge the market.

Bear-

Originally Posted by fasika

Bigbear! Thank you for your simple but strong system!
I have attached the signal bars on my chart, but it is on the right top side of the chart, it has covered the currert candle, it is difficult to see the actual market as long as the signal bars are there.
Could You please guide me to put the signal bars at the left top of the chart exactly as you posted on your very first post?
Thanks!
fasika

Originally Posted by fayerboll

Good pips to all,

This looks like a silly question (oh well, yes it is ), but i want to know how i can attach this indicator to chart templates so it will automatically load each time i open the template?

Originally Posted by onetarmizi

Hi crodzilla,

If you not mind could you post the BBRSIBMA indicator like your chart.Thanks.

Originally Posted by burn0050

Hi Metastock,

Money management can actually be pretty easy. I have attached a spreadsheet I found on the net. It will tell you how many lots to buy based on your risk and available capital.
How to use it:

1. Enter your account balance in B19 - don't forget to update this as your account grows or shrinks!
2. Enter your % risk in B20 (I would suggest the 1.5% in there - if you want to get aggressive, enter 2.5%)
3. When you get a signal, enter the pair in column A
4. Enter L or S for Long or Short signal
5. Enter your entry point in column C
6. Enter your target in column D (you don't have to live with the target, it's simply used for risk/reward calculation)
7. Enter your Stop level in Column E
8. Column I will tell you how many MiniLots to purchase. If you are using standard lots, divide this by 10 and round down (round up if you're aggressive)

At the bottom of the spread sheet are the pairs this will calculate for - if you trade more, you can add them. I don't think this spreadsheet has been updated in a while...
I would suggest that you update them weekly. PIP calculators can be found on the web - here is one (only major pairs + CAD + AUD)
Unless the market goes on a wild ride, you could probably just update this every sunday.

I am writing a script for this for MT so that you could just drag it onto the chart and it will do all this automagically for you, but we just had a baby, so I've been busy...

burn0050 (aka TraderX)

Originally Posted by mwbro

go to properties on the indicator and go to input tab check you settings and change "corner_of_chart_right_top" to false and it will change sides of the chart

Originally Posted by bigbear3391

Hey All,

I may just have to start focusing on the 1 Hr Yen Pairs.

From the 28 to the 29 of August the Total For G/J, E/J, U/J & A/J was 1740 pips.

The Breakdowns where:

U/J = 230 PIPS

A/J = 375 PIPS

E/J = 435 PIPS

G/J = 700 PIPS

Damn!!!

Bear-