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Veniamin Skrepkov:
... yeah.... I need a smoke.
Consider an interval bounded by two vertical lines:
All the pictures below are synchronised on the timeline. Find the best one where you think there was an impulse:
Here was a false entry, because a very primitive signal was used: a simple increment was calculated between the current tick and the previous tick.
... what does the indicator you cited have to do with the impulse on the ticks...?
Has the topic been changed? Is it now about "impulse on tics" ?
From the beginning, the conversation was about tics. No one promised otherwise.
As a physicist, I can report the following: I think it is quite obvious that in order to predict price one must either analyse a lot of history, or go with no lag at all (if that is even possible). And to analyse on an interval of a few seconds and from that to draw a conclusion for minutes and tens of minutes is nonsense.
testing mode on real ticks.
:-)
IMHO you need ticks from the real office you trade through...
You can play though... :-)