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Isotonic replied Jun 30, 2006Yes you've got a pretty good understanding there, nate.
That was one approach I did consider as well. Say you trade the USD "top six" - 4 majors + AUD & CAD, can you avoid correlation by trading them one at a time only? Well again, yes and ...Information For Beginners
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Isotonic replied Jun 27, 2006nice chart rusty, it's the inside pattern i'm looking at right now.
Daily EUR/JPY analysis
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Isotonic replied Jun 27, 2006First of all, welcome to the forum!
The studies I've done are medium to long term and they should factor out a lot of noise you get with daily correlations. I see a high correlation with the two pairs in question so I would be cautious about ...Information For Beginners
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Isotonic replied Jun 26, 2006ok i'm still watching this pair, it does break hard though like all yen pairs.
Daily EUR/JPY analysis
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Isotonic replied Jun 26, 2006quite agree! trail your stops for exits? or second guess the trend with take profits? i pick the former every time...
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Isotonic replied Jun 22, 2006i think this pair might be rangebound but it is near a good support line to place orders.
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Isotonic replied Jun 22, 2006Thanks for sharing! — I've been looking for something like this for a long time. I've got srv files for North Finance, Orion, MT and IB. edit> screw it! i made one big zip out of all the configs given so far!

MetaTrader 4 Server Files
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Isotonic replied Jun 21, 2006are all the euro pairs heading back up... my correlation rules prevent me trading both eurchf and eurusd so thats one less problem to worry about...
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Isotonic replied Jun 21, 2006One thing Van Tharp doesn't mention in that section is scaling out when you're losing so that you don't have a full position on if your stop gets hit. Then to me it makes more sense scaling both ways - winning and losing. As you can see by the ...
Scaling out in profit
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Isotonic replied Jun 21, 2006lol! how about the members lounge then? HERE'S A BIG SHOUT OUT TO DA FOREX FACTORY COLLECTIVE. KEEP ON CHILLIN' HOMIES! THANKX FOR KEEPIN' IT REAAAAAALLLLL!
Thank you thread?
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Isotonic replied Jun 20, 2006truth table — so the table reads with true=60%.
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Isotonic replied Jun 20, 2006my portfolio — i think i might settle for this portfolio from now on, so that means booting out GBPCHF for GBPJPY, and also EURJPY for EURCHF. after playing around with the data, i can't find anything better really.


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Isotonic replied Jun 20, 2006If by intermarket you mean SP500 and Gold then for sure!!! Here we go, looks like EURUSD goes with just about anything...

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Isotonic replied Jun 20, 2006Have fun dude! Both samples were written using Office 2003, but they might work with 2000 as well. For non development people then the spreadsheet should be all you need really. The data is in the first 7 tabs and the last one shows you how you use ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 20, 2006this pairing is next on my list, i think the chart is more of a visual correlation thing and it looks like quite a high correlation there. my guess would be 70-90% before i crunch the numbers...
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Isotonic replied Jun 20, 2006Best wishes on the new forum, soso!
There is a ton of stuff here and elsewhere that could be copied in to get things moving. I'd be cool to have a code repository here that would include mt and vt samples. I don't anywhere else does both ...Welcome to Metatrader forum!
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006Spread sheet 3/3 — The excel spreadsheet is what you're after. Each tab has data imported from the queries in the database. They should match up by query number. Go to tools->import data to see how it's done. The tab at the end, shows how to ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006Database 2/3 — Attach the CSV tables to the Access 2003 database. You'll have to delete the existing links then reattach the tables. Make sure you select the comma option and make sure 7 fields are picked up. Don't rename anything, just accept ...
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