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- Knoxy replied Jan 11, 2011
Rattyo, Just read a couple of your posts on correlation. We shouldn't just make assumptions on what is correlated with what. Best to measure and if needed adjust our pairs every so often. With the example given of GBPUSD and USDJPY, they're usually ...
- Knoxy replied Jan 6, 2011
Steve, I'm somewhat behind the thread with this answer. As I understand it EAs are limited to drawing of straight lines, such as fibs, S/R etc. Reason being you can't define buffers as for done for indicators, indicators basically just being visual ...
- Knoxy replied Jan 5, 2011
That GBPUSD entry a little easier to see with Gann.
- Knoxy replied Jan 5, 2011
Bob, Gann Hilo activator also looks like it'll work here, see attached.
- Knoxy replied Jan 4, 2011
An observation from running through a few charts. If a trade is entered as soon as the 5MA line touches the appropriate TMA line rather than waiting for a close below the 5MA, overall profit appears increased. The 5MA line will only get there about ...
- Knoxy replied Sep 28, 2010
Tooth, I'm thinking the USDCHF won't be a buy for a time. I use an alternative chart setup to the stoch/MACD and its showing a failure of the intermediate cycle (white line) at right edge. Doesn't happen that often but experience of this is the ...
- Knoxy replied Sep 13, 2010
Shaun my comment assumed you're a fellow Aussie. If so makes tax sense to have an AUD account with an Aus broker. I've had arguments with my accountant on a whole range of fx issues and have found it a real pain to refer every trade back to AUD as ...
- Knoxy replied Sep 13, 2010
The lot size will be it, I too trade FXCM Aus and minimum lot size is 0.1. Shaun, consider Go Markets if your capital is low, they do 0.01.
- Knoxy replied Sep 1, 2010
Excuse the heresy.... Screen below shows NB 4h alive and well on Tradestation clone MCFX. Just a hobby, free MCFX, free VPS why not give it a try. Starting to code the EAs, may lead to something given the far superior testing ability. cheers
- Knoxy replied Sep 1, 2010
Man, pleased I'm Australian. Wouldn't fancy having to have an American wife.... :-p
- Knoxy replied Aug 24, 2010
Yes, But.... The buyer of that truck would have the option to use other methods of obtaining the currency he has to pay for the transaction with. You've assumed he can only make the AUDUSD deal but if it is cheaper to do two deals eg GBPAUD and ...
- Knoxy replied May 21, 2010
Zara, you may want to try also the attached, uses trix rather than the macd that schaff uses. Backtesting I've done indicates signals more consistent. Knoxy
- Knoxy replied May 20, 2010
Simple error with the code, it's mixing code for a function and indicator. Just change R(Numericseries) to R(15) or whatever you want the moving average length to be. It'll plot. Knoxy
- Knoxy replied Mar 17, 2010
Just curious 32, from the chart you posted with the two band indicators why not enter/exit when both agree and exit when different? On that chart at least you would have done pretty well, the band indicators look effective at not leaving as much on ...
- Knoxy replied May 29, 2009
I can't see why anyone would do this, so must be missing something. When you get to L4 you'd be down $240 from 3 positions (120,80,40). You close the first 0.2 trade and take the $120 hit. You then open a 0.4 trade, so your position is down $240 ...
- Knoxy replied May 17, 2009
Errr, Now I look at it the MACD crossing looks meaningless. As MACD is unconstrained a crossing of it with a stochastic doesn't appear to mean much. Bothers me that when I click and hold chart then drag left and right the MACD line moves up and down ...
- Knoxy replied May 17, 2009
Bob, Interesting read, your method's helped me with something else I'm working on. Attached shows my own indicator, Trix TC which is double stochastic trix, on same chart in your note. Seems clearer than stoch and indicator attached if anyone ...
- Knoxy replied May 7, 2009
FXCM Spreads — I've traded with FXCM for 4 y. As an ECN now their spreads are all over the place. If you don't have a real account with them, you can watch their real time spreads here: url Knoxy
- Knoxy replied May 1, 2009
Report Days — I know this site has a good forex calendar, but my routine is to look at the weekly economic calendar on fx360.com to determine which pairs to avoid on which days, just seems clearer.
- Knoxy replied Apr 19, 2009
Good Luck — Tokyo, The settings look pretty good on backtest. Weekly results attached trading minilots back to Oct 07. Provided Dec08 is avoided on EURUSD, the rest looks good. Note the other losing weeks shown on EURUSD are partway through a ...