Fxanalysis ,many many thanks to nice word . I touched .God bless you.Originally Posted by ;
Fxanalysis ,many many thanks to nice word . I touched .God bless you.Originally Posted by ;
This indior and FX news. .
Employing this indior you are able to guess the feasible market reaction of FX news. This egy works best for non-breaking news and non-major changes in news information,as these news has longer impact on markets than normal ones.
If you're taking a look at the normal news then to start with ,look at the currency is loed in indior(just how far from 0? Is it as far as it goes? E.c.), then if the currency is loed away from 0 in ingenious overbought or oversold area, you can try out this approach. Currently these are JPY and GBP:
As you can see they're equally powerful. If news are good for one of those currency then currency might marginally move up then reverse and then change management(if there are no upcoming news for this currency or USD), if news are poor then there is chance of bigger move down and even change of trend(if you can find no upcoming news for this currency or USD). The exact same is if currency is weak only reversed.
I use CCFp and CC for a while, it is nice to find other traders using, also.
Just to help newcomers, my experience is that shortest timeframe which has meaninful outcomes is M30.
Hi Fxanalysis,
thanks to This Wonderful indior. Might it be feasible for the order of the pairs appearing on the chart to be in line with the strength? As in if USD is the most powerful subsequently it appears first and say if NZD is the weakest then it's listed last? Thanks.
How would you decide the potency ? Since I ascertain strength by viewing the angle and length in time for each currency, which is my power indiion, I see those lines as indiion where the cash is flowing.Originally Posted by ;
Fantastic work. Currency strength is just one of the first things I always check before starting in my trades!
This looks very similar to Tom Yeoman's currency indior. The text is in another loion and his lets you select and choose your currencies which lowers your CPU resources. At the same time, the input periods are easy to change, and the 0 line can be converted to a base currency. For instance, if you exchange GBP pairs, then create the GBP the 0 line and input JPY, USD, EUR, AUD, and so on, and you get an automatic crossover. So, not certain how much more work that you would like to do because it seems that this is already invented. Best of Luck.
Sounds interesting ,but you can't reduce use of CPU by turning off any currency, since the things that are using the majority of the electricity are separate from calculations for each currency. Is his indior predied on CCFp? Only one or two updates are intended and they're: calculating all of candles without a lot of CPU usage per tick and alternative is to show just the currencies that are in chosen currency pair.Originally Posted by ;
Thanks!