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  1. #1
    Does anybody know how to use this CroyxMMA, which can be connected here?

    Due...

    Marc
    https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...3414469555.zip

  2. #2
    It's a Metatrader 4 template.

  3. #3
    Looks like the guppy system for me, try a search for it

  4. #4
    Yeah, I think it is that the Darryl Guppy egy. Akuma99 incorporates this into his trading. His method that is complete is at the attachment.

    Also, check Linuxtroll's posts. He's a Guppy dude.
    https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...8158302938.pdf

  5. #5
    Maybe my two cents to this subject.

    Guppy MMA or GMMA is intentionally for equities and for long term
    consideration (D1 charts).

    My approach is really a copy/variation of Linuxtrolls system and it appears to be the
    first manual system, that always works for me. But beware. That is
    no out-of-the-box-and-works system. You need to gain experience!

    Imagine a spiral at a antishock buffer. Draw a mental picture of only the
    side of this coil as parallel lines. Clearly there'll be complete no
    way to tell in which each single point is in two minutes, however there are just two
    semi-obvious states. The comprehensive compression along with the extension that is complete.
    The latter is far more hard, and I do not trade that on cash
    (yet?) . But the comprehensive compression is what I search for. Clearly an
    extension follows the comprehensive compression. You will need to find points of
    healthy complete compression. As linuxtroll points out, you will need to
    learn this method. Get display time using a demo account.

    It works like this. Create a template together with all EMAs between two and 200. How
    you group them is your taste. It's possible to make 5er steps, or take primes or
    fibs. It does not matter. The EMAs do not really have a meaning at this
    method, they're an optical assistance. I counsel you to not change
    your templates during your learning. My template is
    EMA(7),(14),(21)...(91),(98),(150),(200).

    First I affirm that I've at least 1 news free. It's possible to exchange at
    the sleep time of each currency, however the busy time is a lot superior
    (stronger trend( more volatility). Avoid the Dusk and Dawn occasions, they
    will cause more inconsistent moves (for me personally ).

    Afterward I use this template on many currencies in M15 and M5. Here I
    look that the more EMAs show a healthier stable trend. (That is
    encounter, sorry, cannot be more precise ). Once I find one, I usually go
    still one timeframe reduced, so to state, from M15 into M5 or from M5 to M1, and
    here I seem the way the previous compressions work out. Were they compressed
    (going beyond the more EMAs)? Or shiny and nice. Try to sense the rhythm
    of this compression expansion. Nothing is in real . As soon as you
    think you discovered a maximum compression enter your trade IN DIRECTION OF THE
    TREND. I typically set the SL into the low of the previous compression. I only
    set a TP if I can't see the trade. In cases like this, you need common sense.
    Try to find resistance lines, use Fibs check recent drops. DONT BE GREEDY!

    My normal goals are 10-15 pips. But if the trend is quite strong, I'll
    not shut the trade. View my today's trade:

  6. #6
    Nice commerce, but Im wondering why you didnt enter in the compression place, that seems like it'd have had a smaller stop and therefore a better risk reward?

    What exactly was it about the center of the candle that tempted you to input?

  7. #7
    I use the Cyrox, but only for reference. I look for the moving averages to be headed in the direction of the transaction and rather equally spaced to demone a powerful long-term trend. I then try to find the price to come out a compression space and cross the snowy bollinger band (50,.7) and head to the outer ring (50,2). Ideally price gets trapped between the two, and you only stay with it so long as it's above the internal momentum band.

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Nice trade, however Im wondering why you didnt enter at the compression place, that seems like it'd have had a smaller halt and so a better risk reward?

    What was it about the center of the candle which tempted you to input?
    Now that question really has two answers:Yes when I'd have been present I would have taken that commerce too. That's the difference between practice and theory. Nonetheless, the simple fact that we had a nice compression/retraction with a next healthy expansions in the trend direction made me so much surere regarding the previous transaction. That's what I meant with checking the history and see the rhythm.

  9. #9
    What appliion does you use to open the document? It has a .tpl extension

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