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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hull's Moving Average, averaged with Moving Average = HMAMA..

    So I've got HMAMA going, and that I kind of like it. It is not sticky like HMA, but it's not so laggy like MA.

    HMAMA= (HMA MA) / two

    Why HMAMA is successful:

    One of the problems with MA crossover approaches is the MA's actually lag. And when you've got a motion, you get the reverse. . And get thrown around across the line. HMA goes quickly and moves easily, and so HMA does not have exactly the same issue. However, HMA moves quickly and sticks IMHO for it to be a powerful xover indior. It has a tendency to overshoot about the moves. . MA does not.

    So when you combine both, you seem to get the best features of both. . (or maybe you'll wind up with the worst characteristics of the two, not sure yet).

    But so much, I LIKE IT.

    When I exchanged it like a regular MA xover. . It appears to work. .

    I believe an entry sign to be when the body of an whole bar has crossed within the HMAMA. Exactly the same, the exit sign.

    HMAMA 34 about the 1 Day charts appears to work beautifully.
    I'm presuming about [anything]MA use. If it indies on bar close it misses a lot, the sign beats against my brains out in case it signals on each tick and you are shaken by it out and in. When you look at hindsite then all looks well and beatifull (nice, smooth MA lines) but if its on each tick then the reality differs a lot. I know this maybe is discussed a thousand times but still I do not have the solution yet.

    I'm experimenting now with both styles. . Then I add, when a tick sign is created, I input position, if it is supported at pub near. . And similar on exit.

    I've a system based on vegas daily method (with some improvements) and on backtests and actual life bar shut just doesn't work, but on ticks. . It generates 3 digit percentage per year.

    I really don't know much about Hulls MAs, I use Juriks. Perhaps I should dig up the Hull stuff, duno yet.

  2. #22
    And about your system stinks kinda folks.

    Almost every software today has an ignore button for a reason (and its not trading).

  3. #23
    Dinner time!

    I would go on and try Wave~Tide~Ripple [ing] that the OCC. Multiple time frames deny or to confirm movement in on direction. .

    The difficulty though is that the multiple filtering. .

    Let us say, we observe the 1 Day, we trade the 1 hour, and we observe the 15M.

    When the 1 Day is stage up, then basically says, you have negated 50 percent of your signals... Is that a good thing? And viewing the 15M, do you NOT input a 15M counter sign, or do you actually exit? I would not exit I do not think, just not enter. . However, those are opportunities. . So it is a math competition between if this hurt, or will stop loses more profit more. .

  4. #24
    Piccolo,

    Hull's is by the Guppy guy in Auzzie. .

    As for tick vs close. That is the failure of the OCC in the 4H chart. OCC is HEAVILY dependent on the entry. Actually, the exit isn't as important as the entry in OCC IMHO. However, I tried it bar close, and it sucked. . You miss out a lot of in 4H. It tried , and I'd 50% false signs. .

    So that's the issue....

    I am trading white right now. . No indiors, only the price. . Doing well so far. .

  5. #25
    You left me look deeper and judging from this film, gaussian juriks the funniest and looks the quickest.


    Origin: https://www.tradestation.com/Discuss...Topic_ID=40589

    some thing to work for me.

  6. #26
    System can manage 600 x 600 image, please repost. The picture.
    Scott



    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    you made me look deeper and judging by this film, gaussian looks the quickest, strand at the middle and juriks the funniest.


    Origin: https://www.tradestation.com/Discuss...Topic_ID=40589

    something to work on for me.

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Sorry system may only handle 600 x 600 image, please repost. The picture.
    Scott
    does not matter, it is from the link.

    Create a size test and show only 600x600

  8. #28
    So I have been somewhat lost now, even though I think I made progress. . I basically need to go back to the sauce searching. .

    So we have got the price, supposedly whispering secret info, morse code if you will, into our ears. . The problem is, where is the secret decoder ring??

    Http://www.valleyadvoe.com/binary/85...lash-3763.jpeg

    How do you eliminate the randomness of this market? Or can it be randomness in any way? Or is the problem, I keep taking away the randomness, and wind up throwing out the baby with the bathwater?

    Let's begin with the most fundamental. . The SMA. What's wrong with the SMA? It lags a lot. So what, we proceed to WMA. Still lags too much. We proceed to EMA. What's the problem? It responds much into the last price so that it whipsaws.

    Let's discuss crossovers with EMA's. The concept is, once the brief one and the one point up the market is shing up. If they point down the market is moving. However, you are still going to get whipsaw'ed if you've got the brief one worming down and up around the one. Which occurs when? When the market is confused. However, you just know the market is confused. . You do not know it then, and you can not discriminate against signs. .

    It is called a headfake such as in basketball. So. . The secret is easy. . Do not look at the head. .

    We gotta attack the entire body...

    At a candle, the head and tail are the highs and lows. The open and close make your own body up. What exactly does the body tell us??

    What about body to darkness ratio? Should I plot that??

  9. #29
    I programmed in the Mr. Guppy's indior. Excellent. Apart from usefulness, you can oooh and wow your guests. It makes you look important. Inform them you are mining for gold in the Congos. .

    Dunn, also Seykota have an innate understanding of the market. That much I am certain. Mr. Guppy seems to be in this elite group too. So I am taking a peek at his indior, to find out what I could glean from it.

    He speaks a lot about compression. When things start getting in agreement. The fanning of his indior, he says a lot of people. Very dude. .

    I am still convinced that:

    Price chart ONE indior Secret Sauce = Retirement.

    At this time then, I am looking at what the wise people do, and looking for the frequent thread. Vegas says Price = Information is their thread. Yes. But that's like telling somebody to use a halt. But not inform them where to place it. . That is not helpful. It is advice, but then again, so are infomercials. How to extract the good stuff. .

    Again, I want to eat the raw fish, and not simply the rice..Order the Sashimi, maybe not the sushi...

  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Right now then, I am looking at what the intelligent people do, and looking for the frequent thread. Vegas says Price = Info is their common thread.
    First - I really don't understand anything about your own body, todays the first time I clicked on your thread and just cause I am only reading last articles for the hell of it. SO u can call me a moron also if u want

    Something else that Vegas said that's stuck with me. Not merely does the price grip information but it moves. He equated it. As you watch you can start to feel the momentum start to change from one side to the other. You sense and understand it - know what I mean. Price is the same. As you watch it you can start to see (feel) the change in momentum. This I believe is or hasn't yet. You'll be the one.
    Good Trading.

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