Yes, but more like an Euclidean vectors, with one exception:

When the vectors “collide” (or “meet”) the math is the same for direction and force, but the resulting vector start behaving like fluid, with distinct direction and turbulances at the “river bank” edges.

I think that Harold Edwin Hurst (British hydrologist) was the first one to…[Read more]

Yes, but more like an Euclidean vectors, with one exception:

When the vectors “collide” (or “meet”) the math is the same for direction and force, but the resulting vector start behaving like fluid, with distinct direction and turbulances at the “river bank” edges.

I think that Harold Edwin Hurst (British hydrologist) was the first one to…[Read more]

Yes, with one exception:

When the vectors “collide” (or “meet”) the resulting vector start behaving like fluid, with distinct direction and turbulances at the “river bank” edges.

I think that Harold Edwin Hurst (British hydrologist) was the first one to notice and research that behaviour – resulting in Hurst Exponent – that was later used in…[Read more]

Yes, with one exception:

When the vectors “collide” (or “meet”) the resulting vector start behaving like fluid, with distinct direction and turbulances at the “river bank” edges.

I think that Harold Edwin Hurst (British hydrologist) was the first one to notice and research that behaviour – resulting in Hurst Exponent – that was later used in…[Read more]

Yes, with one exception:

When the vectors “collide” (or “meet”) the resulting vector start behaving like fluid, with distinct direction and turbulances at the “river bank” edges.

I think that Harold Edwin Hurst (British hydrologist) was the first one to notice and research that behaviour – Hurst Exponent – that was later used in…[Read more]

I think you are on the same path as me…

Look at my posted detailed trade results (almost 1 yr. backtest – http://penguintraders.com/forums/topic/nature-of-markets-power-of-probability-compounding-1pip/page/8/#post-7482) and you might find and answer and solve your DD problems…

G.

I think you are on the same path as me…

Look at my posted detailed trade results (almost 1 yr. backtest) and you might find and answer and solve your DD problems…

G.

I can only repeat my previous statement:

There is NO such thing as TREND in a currency pair.

The “TREND” in EURUSD, for example, is the sum vectors of EUR vector (“trend”) and USD vector (“trend”). Very much the same as vector calc in Physics.

Once understanding the above – it’s quite easy to make a profitable trading strategy from…[Read more]

I can only repeat my previous statement:

There is NO such thing as TREND in currency pair.

The “TREND” in EURUSD, for example, is the sum vectors of EUR vector and USD vector.

Once understanding the above – it’s quite easy to make a profitable trading strategy from that.

G.

The reason for this is because its disabled during news. See the 2min in Red? That’s saying that there is a high impact news event that’s taking place in 30minutes. At these times we should not trade since the outcome can be very random and highly volatile in one direction. EA disabled buying/selling 30minutes before and 15minutes after…[Read more]

The way to trade with my TickVolume is to look only for shorts when the values are below zero.

Your first trade (short) was correct, and resulted in profit whithin minimal bars and time.

The second one (long) was against the TickVolume and went into profit only after long time and by pure luck….

G.

Add:

string sym = Prefix+YourSymbol+Postfix;

Comment (MarketInfo(sym, MODE_BID));

To the MQ4 code.

It should return a non-zero number. If it returns 0, something is wrong with your prefix/postfix or the way your broker is interpreting it.

G.

In order to DEBUG the Prefix/Postfix for each currency pair:

add Comment with MarketInfo on that currency pair and watch its result on screen.

G.