Thanks A lot For the help Cheelu
Bhupinder
Thanks to the BreakOut'Indi' Cheelu.. .works really nicelyOriginally Posted by ;
Can you please inform me which folder to put the Alert EA...I Can't get it to function...
Thanks
Cheelu, when you use the box for the Asian session - what time do you use for the BreakoutEndTime area? If I move over 00:00hrs (ie. Into a new day) the Offset levels do not display properly.
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Inefx, I dont use the box to the oriental session. If the box needs to span two distinct times, then perhaps it doesn't work properly. I will need to look into that sometime.
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I'm finding it very tough to awake in the morning to exchange the london session. I'm considering converting the alert to a auto trading EA.
Hello,
I have been attempting your indior recently and I have a query on how quits are set.
On the very first chart the stop is characterized by choosing the highest high because the box end.
It is not the case on the second chart.
Could you please advice how stop are set? Which principle do you follow?
Thanks a lot in advance and Great trading.
Its not as the box end.
I keep looking for the first swing top beginning from the current bar and traversing back thru the prior bars. It will stop looking after the final breakout has happened. At there whatever swing it discovered earlier would become your stop loss.
Thats the case in both of your charts
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Cheelu,Originally Posted by ;
Thanks for your quick reply.
But which criteria are you using to find the high?
On this chart why would you utilize stop A rather than cease B?
Don't you think both could have been good candidate?
Hi Dids,
In the chart you've posted, I am not using Stop A. I am using that doji bar as the cease (looking for doji isn't the logic). Wherever the dotted line starts out of,is the bar that has been identified as the fold top.
And we always search for the latest swing high from the current bar. There might be additional swing highs prior to that. But how do u qualify them 'much better'?
A swing high is really a high that's preceded and succeeded by reduced highs
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