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Hey Smoke, Thats pretty interesting... Is there anyway we can harness that data in MT4? What do you mean? You mean creating these indicators in MT4? or just getting the OHLC data? The best way is to capture the OHLC data and then do all of your calculations in Excel (sounds like gfg1 is on the righ...

Here's a spreadsheet with some of the things I have been talking about.

forexbob wrote:maybe its the same group, but i think people around trader101 and their basket trading method did also something like that. there is thread at forexfactory. maybe there is also info on how to do it.

Different group, but good info.

Smoke, are you by chance exporting MT4 data to an excel spreadsheet? If so, mind telling how you are doing that? TIA Yes, or I used to. I'm moving away from Excel more and more. I have an EA that exports data to .csv files, and then a VBA routine in Excel to convert and parse the data. I didn't wri...

TheRumpledOne wrote:Smoke... I am in Tucson... we should talk.

By all means. Coming up any time soon? Shoot me a PM.

I suggest adding real-time TAC. Instead of using the current high or low in the equation, you use the close. So, long RT TAC becomes Current Close - Previous Low and short becomes previous high - current close. Then compare this to the regular TAC. I do it again as a percentage. So, if you see a spi...

altima wrote:Sorry, I was asked in a PM to remove my posts.

By whom?...and what were the nature of the posts??? Just curious.

Jalarupa wrote:
Smoke can you check to see if I am on a similar page as you in my analysis?

Jalarupa, yes, it looks good to me, maybe even a few things I haven't thought of. Nice to see this in a different perspective. I always work in Excel or .NET.

Smoke

Smoky, would you mind giving an example of this on a chart? TIA Sorry, I'm more of a numbers guy, and never really learned MT4 fluently, so it would be quite a task for me to come up with this on a chart. I'm just trying to help simplify things. Instead of two lines for each side, you could combine...

The squigglies are what Bender calls SAC, exponentially weighted moving average of the TAC lines (histogram). TRO can correct me if I'm wrong, but that's what it looks like to me. I trade using the fills of the TAC to SAC. In other words, what percent of the SAC is the TAC 'filling'? TAC divided by ...