Future Function RX322
- Indicadores
- Pavle Grkovic
- Versión: 2.1
- Actualizado: 15 octubre 2024
- Activaciones: 5
About indicator >
The indicator is a function based on one value (open/high prices up to now) and then it is a mathematical representation of the whole function that is totally independent from any else values. So, if you ask yourself will the future be as it is on the graph... I can tell you - as it was the same as the trading function up to the moment "now"... In conclusion, the point of the indicator is to try to show the future of the trading function into eternity.
The graphic is sometimes showing steep ups and downs a bit stretched (because it is sinusoidal, and it sometimes shows one up relation towards other down relation rather than to the function as a whole)...
You need to set your indicator to the left by adding future values and shifting it to the left (blue future line) or you can add and a blue line and add future values to the red and also shift them...
You can use easily indicator on an H1 mode... You need to shift values into the left side from the "future times" or on some charts the function will already show the future...
For example: for M1 (graph in minutes) the shift to the left side is on some charts about 4000...
Warning >
You should pay attention to the similar levels of the function behaving differently, be aware that you figure out where the function is... Charts do differ from one to other so you will need every time to find out where you are at the indicator by adding different function future values and shifting differently function to the left which will differ from chart to chart. If you want to be clear where the function is...
Also, a lot of future values (or past values) know to SCALE DOWN the whole function so it is a good idea not to use blue future graph but to add those values by shifting the indicator to the left..
P.S > This is my first indicator so tell me in comments do I need to fix something or do you like it...
P.P.S > This indicator doesn't need OpenCL support to work on your PCs...