[Branch closed!] EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 4) - page 57

 


Pass the bottom of the red channel ...down .... while writing went through .... no ... then back to test resistance of the green channel ... but so far all about the fall .... If we get past the resistance of the green channel ... shit ... it's obvious ...

 

The black lines are option calipers

 
oleniknik:


Pass the bottom of the red channel ...down .... while writing went through .... no ... then back to test resistance of the green channel ... but so far all about the fall .... If we get past the resistance of the green channel ... shit ... it's obvious ...

Dear Sir, look, isn't there something in this
 
snail09:

The black lines are the optional calipers


I wish they were by the day... for analysis...

here's the interior... https://championship.mql5.com/2012/ru/news if you're interested...

there used to be a project online with a bummer... it pulled reports from sme and converted them to txt... I don't know if it's supported now... bummer is the name of the software...

 
Larisa:

If you are a robot trader please tell me how to reconfigure the MACD Sample to turn on more frequently.

What do you mean by "reset to more frequent switches"?
 
oleniknik:
I'm not sure what you mean or what you're asking

On my screenshot - the black lines are option calipers. If you don't get banned - here's a link to an interpreter - .http://www.fxclub.org/trader_analytic/sec2653/.

 
Looking at the channels, I don't see the eu going lower yet
 
odiseif:
I can't understand what you mean by "reset to more frequent triggers"?

According to the description, it's written for GBPUSD, it works 3 times a month, I want to try it on euro, but it's "silent" all day long.
 
VJRTUOS:
if you look at the channels, i don't see the eu below yet

and if you look from this bell tower ... I'm not arguing ...just an option?



 
Vizard:


I wish they were by the day... for analysis...

here's an interview... https://championship.mql5.com/2012/ru/news if you're interested...

there used to be a project on the net with a bum... it pulled reports from Sme and converted them into txt... I don't know if it's supported now... bum was the name of the program...

Ideally, option levels should be adjusted every 24 hours based on Chicago Exchange trading results. I do this once a week on Friday and it's an interesting result.