Rads Reverse MTF HAS - page 9

 

Nice.

I like the T3 stochastic

 

Profits

Rads,

Are you finding this method more profitable than your 9 Squared system? By the way, I think both are really good.

Regards,

Paul.

 

Both systems work but profitability is a function of money management and discipline. However, I find this system to be much simpler to use and that in the end is the key for me. Less is always more.

Rad

 

Hi Rad,

Good to see you still developing and moving forward. Pity the forum wasn't as active as I was hoping for it to be.

Anyway, good trading for the new year.

Regards,

K.

 

Thanks Kermut,

Unfortunately I spent more time deleting porn and spam from the forum than posting so I let it go.

I have more to share here.

Rad

 
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Thanks Kermut,

Unfortunately I spent more time deleting porn and spam from the forum than posting so I let it go.

I have more to share here.

Rad

So true. It is an unfortunate side effect of the internet. Presuming these ppl are posting these links to make money on clicks, if only the spent the time to read the forum and learn forex, they would probably make a lot more money.

BTW, which time frame have you found this method to best suited to, or your preferance?

Regards,

K.

 

I like 15 and 30 best. 5 min works well in fast moving mkts.

I have been playing around with a few variations of the MTF and SummitFX has shown me a new indie.

So, at the risk of sowing confusion, I am going to post an alternate template using the same concept with the T3 lines and the MTF Bars but adding MACD and substituting the HMA36 indie for the HAS. I have also included a signal developed from the 2MA Crossover indie that Summit gave me.

Download the indies and the template and see what you all think.

By the way I rename all indies used with my templates only for the purpose of associating them with my system. I do go in and modify the basic parameters sometimes so use them if you can. All props to the folks who originated them though.

Rad

 

Oh no, another variation .

Can't for the life of me work out what I am looking at in the above pic, rad.

The only consistency I can see is the macd is like your old oscilator, ie trade only in the direction of it. Wait for t3stoch to make a reversal in the direction of the macd, and enter on the cross of the 2ma (as indicated by the colour change).

I personally have never been a fan of the MTF HAS indicator, as the daily can take ages to change colour, and also, the h4 bar will not be a concrete colour until after 8 30 minute candles. So you could enter the trade long with it being green, but it could close as red. I much prefer to have a directional bias at the start of the day, but have yet to find something that gives me enough comfort to use it as a tool for directional bias. Any suggestions are always welcome.

phew, that took a bit of grey matter activation to type all that.

What do you see in the chart?

Cheers,

K>

 

Damn, I thought it was pretty self explanatory! Sorry. Anyways all previous rules still apply but the arrows when filtered with stochastics give some pretty clear trade entries.

Use the color of the HMA along with MACD and MTF Bars to judge duration of move and stay with the trade as long as possible. MACD can be used to find good old divergence to help signal reversals as well as using the MTF trend lines to guage what is happening on other time frames.

Hopefully others will see more ways to trade this setup and share them too.

Rad

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Rad

Is the HMA 36 ,the same as the non lag MA, the Has Ext work great do not see how this HMA 36 will help with that? have to down load and see if the MACD is as fast as the Stochastic.