A “turn” on the road is equivalent to direction change in Forex, and not to my example in that post (post #8333).

In that example/post there are 3 cars, with their relevant “position” (location, relevant to the “road”), each with its own “speed”.

The indicator should show a current and accurate “snapshot” of those cars position on that “…[Read more]

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

As you can see from the pic on post #8333, if the GBP was below or near ZERO with same ROC  and direction – I wouldn’t t…[Read more]

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

As you can see from the pic on post #8333, if the GBP was below or near ZERO with same ROC  and direction – I wouldn’t t…[Read more]

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

As you can see from the pic on post #8333, if the GBP was below ZERO with same ROC  and direction – I wouldn’t trade i…[Read more]

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

As you can see from the pic on post #8333, if the GBP was below ZERO with same ROC  and direction – I wouldn’t trade it.

G.

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

As you can see from the pic on post #8333, if the GBP was below ZERO with same ROC – I wouldn’t trade it.

G.

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

As you can see from the pic in post #8333, if the GBP was below ZERO with same ROC – I wouldn’t trade it.

G.

ROC doesn’t have to have a ZERO reference.

It’s the simple DELTA over time or bars since previous one – measured in pips, percent or whatever.

ROC is NOT the most important – Strength is more important, ROC comes second.

G.

simplex went to sleep and I just woke up because of a “Math” itch…

The main thing about CS is the DELTA – the difference between current and previous currency-pair.

[close=currency-pair close price, t=current bar, t-1=previous bar]

FXCorrelator way: close(t) – close(t-1) – simple subtrct

simplex way: ((close(t) – close(t-1))/close(t-1)   – <…[Read more]

simplex went to sleep and I just woke up because of a “Math” itch…

The main thing about CS is the DELTA – the difference between current and previous currency-pair.

[close=currency-pair close price, t=current bar, t-1=previous bar]

FXCorrelator way: close(t) – close(t-1) – simple subtrct

simplex way: ((close(t) – close(t-1))/close(t-1)   – <…[Read more]

I posted DAX & Oil in order to show the power of Volume and “Naked Trading” (trading without price chart), as well as market setiment and the effect of “Elephants” moves.

Trading those  – you don’t have to consider Currency-Strength to choose the right pair to trade, and focus just on Volume movements, its direction changes and b…[Read more]

I posted DAX & Oil in order to show the power of Volume and “Naked Trading” (trading without price chart), as well as market setiment and the effect of “Elephants” moves.

Trading those you don’t have to consider Currency-Strength to choose the right pair to trade, and focus just on Volume movements, its direction changes and breakouts.

G.

Both Price & Volume breakouts, with Divergence signal.

G.

No.

This indicator is not an oscilator, so it doesn’t have OB/OS areas.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Troughs along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the…[Read more]

No.

This indicator is not an oscilator, so it doesn’t have OB/OS areas.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Troughs along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the…[Read more]

No.

This indicator is not an oscilator, so it doesn’t have OB/OS areas.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Troughs along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the…[Read more]

No.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Troughs along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the Indicator-Chart.

Method 1 (Price Zone) gives you a good entry on…[Read more]

No.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Troughs along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the Indicator-Chart.

Method 1 (Price Zone) gives you a good entry on…[Read more]

No.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Troughs along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the Indicator-Chart.

Method 1 (Price Zone) gives you a good entry on…[Read more]

No.

Red & Yellow dots are simply marking Peaks & Trough along the line indicator for easy viewing.

You can construct “zones” by drawing horizontal lines on the price-chart with the aid of adjacent Peak/Trough.

Better yet, you can set pending orders on breakouts of the Indicator-Chart.

Method 1 (Price Zone) gives you a good entry on “zone”…[Read more]