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Ideal entry points on the history - ZigZag, you have rejected
I don't want to use ZigZag because it profanates the idea. If ZZ is a perfect perfect point indicator, then it is the most IDEAL indicator of all, because it hits the perfect points more accurately than any other. It turns out - ZigZag should be in every Trade Signal build in EVERY strategy. And this is nonsense.
I believe that the areas of trades on the history should be determined by the criteria: time/profit/risk and use GA.
I don't want to use ZigZag because it profanates the idea. If ZZ is a perfect perfect point indicator, then it is the most IDEAL indicator of all, because it hits the perfect points more accurately than others. It turns out - ZigZag should be in every Trade Signal build in EVERY strategy. And this is nonsense.
I believe that the areas of trades on history should be determined by the criteria: time/profit/risk and use GA.
i have nothing against
I don't see what to discuss, I'm off for now.
We need to somehow involve the GA in the search for IT (ideal points). I am thinking about it.
I don't get it. Perfect points are already known on history. They are extrema, and you can see them with your eyes. It does not require complex algorithms to find extrema. We only need to identify the conditions for identifying them (for instance, exceeding a certain number of points between two opposite adjacent extrema). Then we can create an array of those extrema (price, date) and check the value of any indicator at the point of each extremum (or at its approach) using the same history. Right?
Here is a "make-it-or-break-it" code for searching and storing extrema of history (without performance guarantee):
Additionally, this code should capture and process studs - that is, when one candle overlaps both the maximum and the minimum at the same time, as well as the minimum time between extrema.
Now that the array with extrema is filled, you know where and when to look at your indicators. But doubts about their usefulness remain:)
I don't want to use ZigZag because it profanates the idea. If ZZ is a perfect perfect point indicator, then it is the most IDEAL indicator of all, because it hits the perfect points more accurately than any other. It turns out - ZigZag should be in every Trade Signal build in EVERY strategy. And this is nonsense.
I believe that the areas of trades on the history should be determined by the criteria: time/profit/risk and use GA.
You don't understand the BIT of the Zig-Zag indicator...
The ZZ indicator is indeed an IDEAL indicator, but only as a setting for other indicators...
You don't understand the point of the Zig-Zag indicator...
The ZZ indicator is indeed an IDEAL indicator, but only as a setup for other indicators...
I don't get it. The ideal points are already known on history. These are extrema and can be seen with the eyes. It does not require complex algorithms to find extrema. We only need to identify the conditions for identifying them (for example, exceeding a certain number of points between two opposite adjacent extrema). Then we can create an array of those extrema (price, date) and check the value of any indicator at the point of each extremum (or at its approach) using the same history. Right?
Here is a cranked code for searching and storing history extrema (without performance guarantee) as an example:
Additionally, this code should catch and process spikes - when one candlestick covers both maximum and minimum at the same time, as well as the minimum time between extrema.
Now that the array with extrema is filled in, you know where and when to look at your indicators. But doubts remain about their usefulness:)
Peter, can you draw an example of a few hand-drawn trades on a chart? Entry and exit. Preferably take a piece of the chart with a variety of price movements. And explain why at these points. What is the time/profit/risk ratio of deals?
Because I don't quite understand your idea of an ideal point.
Peter, can you draw an example of a few hand-drawn trades on a chart? Entry and exit. Preferably take a piece of the chart with a variety of price movements. And explain why at these points. What is the time/profit/risk ratio of deals?
Because I don't quite understand your idea of an ideal point.
No problem.
The fact that you're taking it out on Zig-Zag, it makes sense. Zig-Zag doesn't know anything about the trend. He's just ticking away like clockwork both trending and flat. His waves(knees) are not trend waves. Trend waves are built according to the following rule: a trend is considered ongoing if it conquers new peaks. This means that the next trend wave always overshoots the previous one, and if it does not, then it is not a wave.