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- May 8, 2015 at 9:11 pm #6579
… USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7
I guess this is the true understanding of the 7 parameters. Thanks a lot mister G.

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May 9, 2015 at 4:34 pm #6582May 9, 2015 at 7:42 pm #6583Info on clusters here https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/1464 pip

Nice contribution, thanks…

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May 9, 2015 at 8:06 pm #6586Thanks Pipatronic

cheers
hannele
May 10, 2015 at 12:53 am #6587Info on clusters here https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/1464 pip

Thanks mate

Edit: at that link, they have 3 variables with 3 equations (need cross pair for this). This is the way Kiads did. GG does not use cross pair, just using 7 parameters to get the value of USD. Then other currency value can be get from each pair.
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May 10, 2015 at 5:48 am #6589You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Hi all,
I have a stupid question, so is it possible to calculate all the other major currency like (EUR/7, GBP/7, AUD/7, NZD/7, CHF/7) individually and display and place them all side by side to compare like a meter or histogram or numbers? I mean so we can correlate?
It would be great if there’s an indicator something like that, hopefully its not a dumb idea.
Best Regards,
LearnAlways
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LearnAlways.
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Skype: learnalways@outlook.comMay 10, 2015 at 9:52 am #6591You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Hi all, I have a stupid question, so is it possible to calculate all the other major currency like (EUR/7, GBP/7, AUD/7, NZD/7, CHF/7) individually and display and place them all side by side to compare like a meter or histogram or numbers? I mean so we can correlate? It would be great if there’s an indicator something like that, hopefully its not a dumb idea. Best Regards, LearnAlways
May be i am wrong, but i think we can get EUR value by multiplying EURUSD * USD. This USD is the value we get from 7 parameters calculation.
May 10, 2015 at 2:35 pm #6592You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Hi all, I have a stupid question, so is it possible to calculate all the other major currency like (EUR/7, GBP/7, AUD/7, NZD/7, CHF/7) individually and display and place them all side by side to compare like a meter or histogram or numbers? I mean so we can correlate? It would be great if there’s an indicator something like that, hopefully its not a dumb idea. Best Regards, LearnAlways
Yes.
ALL Crosses are based on those 7 Major currency pairs.
I have such an indicator (not for share), but it’s quite easy to build one.
G.
May 10, 2015 at 2:37 pm #6593You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Hi all, I have a stupid question, so is it possible to calculate all the other major currency like (EUR/7, GBP/7, AUD/7, NZD/7, CHF/7) individually and display and place them all side by side to compare like a meter or histogram or numbers? I mean so we can correlate? It would be great if there’s an indicator something like that, hopefully its not a dumb idea. Best Regards, LearnAlways
May be i am wrong, but i think we can get EUR value by multiplying EURUSD * USD. This USD is the value we get from 7 parameters calculation.
Right!
The only issue is to get correct and reliable USD value – which is the most important one.
All the rest is peanuts…
G.
May 10, 2015 at 2:43 pm #6594To sum things:
28 currency pairs can be accurately reduced to just 7 Major currency pairs.
The common denominator of those 7 Majors is the USD.
Find the USD correct value and direction – and you have almost the whole Forex market view.
That’s why Currency-Strength IS the MOST important indicator, and it’s predictive one.
G.
May 10, 2015 at 3:08 pm #6595You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Right! The only issue is to get correct and reliable USD value – which is the most important one. All the rest is peanuts… G.
Hi G,
This correct and reliable USD value is based on volume, momentum, etc ? Do we calculate it based on current bar (i=0) compare to previous bar (i=1) ?May 10, 2015 at 8:05 pm #6600You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Right! The only issue is to get correct and reliable USD value – which is the most important one. All the rest is peanuts… G.
Hi G, This correct and reliable USD value is based on volume, momentum, etc ? Do we calculate it based on current bar (i=0) compare to previous bar (i=1) ?
The bar (i=0) isn’t closed yet and it’s still moving. Always start with recent closed bar.
Compare recent closed bar to (i+xx) previous bar, the xx parameter is intended to “smooth” the indie movement.
My xx parameter is adaptive and not constant.
The end result should be multiplied by a factor of “market share” of that currency. Other factors are for “fine tuning”.
That indicator, displaying all 8 major currencies, will let you choose the correct pairs to trade and avoid trading weak or ranging trends.
From that general indicator you can create a specific pair indicator, that will show the direction of the pair.
That’s about all I’m willing to share about “ForexGT_Spaghetti” Currency-Strength.
G.
May 10, 2015 at 8:30 pm #6602Appreciated by all G
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May 11, 2015 at 8:39 am #6604You need to find the diff movement of each currency pair. (d) is the diff between current and previous price, or other factor. You shouls decide what are the optimized definitions of “current” and “previous” price. USD = (EURUSDd + GBPUSDd + AUDUSDd + NZDUSDd + USDCHFd + USDJPYd + USDCADd) /7 The above result can be multilied by the currency market share, or other factor(s). G.
Right! The only issue is to get correct and reliable USD value – which is the most important one. All the rest is peanuts… G.
Hi G, This correct and reliable USD value is based on volume, momentum, etc ? Do we calculate it based on current bar (i=0) compare to previous bar (i=1) ?
The bar (i=0) isn’t closed yet and it’s still moving. Always start with recent closed bar. Compare recent closed bar to (i+xx) previous bar, the xx parameter is intended to “smooth” the indie movement. My xx parameter is adaptive and not constant. The end result should be multiplied by a factor of “market share” of that currency. Other factors are for “fine tuning”. That indicator, displaying all 8 major currencies, will let you choose the correct pairs to trade and avoid trading weak or ranging trends. From that general indicator you can create a specific pair indicator, that will show the direction of the pair. That’s about all I’m willing to share about “ForexGT_Spaghetti” Currency-Strength. G.
Thank you very much G. Really appreciate it …
May 11, 2015 at 8:19 pm #6611GBP/NZD was a big mover today, currency strength on 3 time frames to aid entry
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November 22, 2016 at 5:17 am #13394Hello simplex
i don’t know if you are still here or not
But i hope so
Actually i have made my own strategy on renko chart and it takes around 10 months working from me .
i think if you are finished already
Your EA
We can work together if you would like ..
Regards..
Khaled Ibrahim
ifta member – CMT
November 22, 2016 at 9:57 am #13396Hello khaled,
Yes, I’m still around and thanks for your interest in a cooperation. I’m not a ‘fan’ of Renko charts, but I’m interested to learn about your ideas regarding a joint venture.
Please feel free to contact me via PM or publicly in the forum.
My EA is still in the making.
Best,
s.
A good trader is a realist who wants to grab a chunk from the body of a trend, leaving top- and bottom-fishing to people on an ego trip. (Dr. Alexander Elder)
August 30, 2024 at 1:54 pm #15716Guys,
I’ve been busy for nearly 8 years or so dealing with that non-FX part of my life. Wasn’t always nice. I have been thinking about taking a new approach regarding FX for several months now.
Now Saver0’s mail regarding his trading system and moving our good old Penguin site to a new domain triggered me. My old login obviously is still working over here.
I’m looking forward to see what I can find here.
CU, sx
A good trader is a realist who wants to grab a chunk from the body of a trend, leaving top- and bottom-fishing to people on an ego trip. (Dr. Alexander Elder)
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