Hi My Friend,

First,   Maybe You should check your Windows Font setting so you can get ‘smaller’ font for your MT4 chart,  and for Signal Bar indicator  (I hate to tell this…lol) the pass is : free_at_ff

‘Renko’ is completely different story,  you should create your offline renko chart first, using renko chart builder program ( EA/I…[Read more]

Wow,  Thank You So Much My Brother…,  ‘She’s  really pretty… and perfect match to TZ…

Once Again Thank You…. for Your Early Christmas Gift for Us….

Wish You All The Best…

MTH

PS.  Please forgive me to bother you little bit,  if you have spare time later, could you replace buffer 4 (white line ) to become buffer 0, so we can…[Read more]

Wow,  Thank You So Much My Brother…,  ‘She’s  really pretty… and perfect match to TZ…

Once Again Thank You…. for Your Early Christmas Gift for Us….

Wish You All The Best…

MTH

Thanks for the suggestion. I might have to later if the traffic increases a lot and financing this becomes an issue. But I plan to keep it ad free for long as I can. Anything I can do to give back

I checked to see if there are any plugins that I could use to let users enter their own time zone. Unfortunately there isn’t any. And to…[Read more]

Let me contribute the Tick_volume indie here – instead or in addition to Bull/Bear.

It shows clearly the crossing of the zero line, but more importantly it shows where that move begins.

G.

Let me contribute the Tick_volume indie here – instead or in addition to Bull/Bear.

It shows clearly the crossing of the zero line, but more importantly it shows where that move begins.

G.

Refering to your picture and combining the “water flow” theory/model (used in some “recycled bin” thread, somewhere…):

Whenever HIGH channel line change direction from up to down – next bars closes DOWN.

Whenever LOW channel line change direction from down to up  – next bars closes UP.

(Only for the first time of change & don’t trade huge b…[Read more]

Refering to your picture and combining the “water flow” theory/model (used in some “recycled bin” thread, somewhere…):

Whenever HIGH channel line change direction from up to down – next bars closes DOWN.

Whenever LOW channel line change direction from down to up  – next bars closes UP.

(Only for the first time of change)

Very, very s…[Read more]

Refering to your picture and combining the “water flow” theory/model (used in some “recycled bin” thread, somewhere…):

Whenever HIGH channel line change direction from up to down – next bars closes DOWN.

Whenever LOW channel line change direction from down to up  – next bars closes UP.

Very, very simple…

G.

Refering to your picture and combining the “water flow” theory/model (used in some “recycle bin”, somewhere…):

Whenever HIGH channel line change direction from up to down – next bars closes DOWN.

Whenever LOW channel line change direction from down to up  – next bars closes UP.

Very, very simple…

G.

good question.. haven’t thought of that… hehe

You are correct PiratePip. Admin is just my administration username. Admin and Saver0 are both just me 

Yes, I’m planning to write more on this later. Just difficult to find the time with everything going on at the moment. I should be “finishing up” my development for the most part hopefully before this week ends and then I can do some more sharing 

My patterns are based on TZ theory. I just set the maximum and the minimum for H_Left and…[Read more]

You can do something similar with the Bollinger bands as well. With bollinger we have the moving average and then the standard deviation. If the standard deviation is set correct, then whenever price touches upper or lower band, we have a rare event that might happen only 1% of the time. Look up on standard deviation if you aren’t familiar with…[Read more]

You can do something similar with the Bollinger bands as well. With bollinger we have the moving average and then the standard deviation. If the standard deviation is set correct, then whenever price touches upper or lower band, we have a rare event that might happen only 1% of the time. Look up on standard deviation if you aren’t familiar with…[Read more]