Great, thanks a lot G  

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smallcat wrote:

gg53 wrote:
You can’t predict future price. But you can predict at what future price the MA (just an example) will start to turn or will go flat. Same goes to RSI, Stochastic, CCI, StdDeviation, etc. G.

OK, could you please give example on CCI or MA ? Thanks

Simple Average formula is: Sum(1…n)/n

Example:

(1+2+3+4+5)/5 = 3…[Read more]

Simple Average formula is: Sum(1…n)/n

Example:

(1+2+3+4+5)/5 = 3

Now we want to know what future number will cause this “uptrend” to go flat or move down.

This mean that:

(1+2+3+4+5+x)/6 <= 3

This one is easy to solve…

G.

OK, could you please give example on CCI or MA ?

Thanks

What a profound idea…

You can’t predict future price.

But you can predict at what future price the MA (just an example) will start to turn or will go flat.

Same goes to RSI, Stochastic, CCI, StdDeviation, etc.

G.

this is interesting G. Could you please give example how to predict future (reverse) price based on MA? Thanks in advance G.

muuh wrote:
Ah now I think I got it. I calculate the “reversed” MA and when my algo gives me the signal but the price needs to fall to much on the next bar for the MA to change direction I don’t give a signal. Or the other way around. The price doesn’t need to fall much for the market to change the direction of the MA so we probably don’t h…

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The MA was just an example, but you can “predict” many other indies behaviour if you “reverse” their function.

G.

Leave the Database as is…

This should be done in real-time, by the algo, otherwise it will be too late and on the bar CLOSE, while doing it in real-time it can be done immediatly.

G.

A/M = Above Mentioned…

I didn’t say anything about changing the database, nor about “reversing” your algo.

Just add another parameter to your algo that influence your prediction based on direction change.

G.