Long-term trends
Jul 03, 2010 at 12:10
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เป็นสมาชิกตั้งแต่ Dec 31, 2009
141 โพสต์
Jul 07, 2010 at 03:38
Hi Trend-follower.
The latest version of our Volatility Trader engine (4.0) can use larger-than-trade-signal timeframes to establish long and short trends. After trends are established, the system allows use of both negative and positive dependencies on trading signals. For example, a long trade signal will be ignored if either the Long Trend indicator is not on or if the Short Trend indicator is on.
So I suppose the answer is 'Yes'. Currently we are modeling new trading signals for the USDJPY pair that are trend compliant.
t.
VT Signals Service
The latest version of our Volatility Trader engine (4.0) can use larger-than-trade-signal timeframes to establish long and short trends. After trends are established, the system allows use of both negative and positive dependencies on trading signals. For example, a long trade signal will be ignored if either the Long Trend indicator is not on or if the Short Trend indicator is on.
So I suppose the answer is 'Yes'. Currently we are modeling new trading signals for the USDJPY pair that are trend compliant.
t.
VT Signals Service
Gear on the left...
forex_trader_8466
เป็นสมาชิกตั้งแต่ Mar 10, 2010
68 โพสต์
Jul 09, 2010 at 18:03
I do,
I trade based on J16 from FF, in general start with 30-40 pips, quickly move SL to 10 pips loss, than within an hour or two I set to BE. I set 2 targets based on S/R and third leave with that BE hoping for very long runs [non of those worked as intended yet, but if it will, I will dance naked on a street ;)]
I trade based on J16 from FF, in general start with 30-40 pips, quickly move SL to 10 pips loss, than within an hour or two I set to BE. I set 2 targets based on S/R and third leave with that BE hoping for very long runs [non of those worked as intended yet, but if it will, I will dance naked on a street ;)]
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