My preference is that all functions be independent, for user chice which one to implement. Later we’ll issue guidelines of the implication of each and the mutual effect, if any.

While In Trade, it preferably should look like this:

If InTrade()

TrailingStop();

BreakEven();

TrailingProfit();

etc…

ExitTrade(…on opposite signal…before…[Read more]

My preference is that all functions be independent, for user chice which one to implement. Later we’ll issue guidelines of the implication of each and the mutual effect, if any.

While In Trade, it preferably should look like this:

If InTrade()

TrailingStop();

BreakEven();

TrailingProfit();

etc…

G.

My preference is that all functions be independent, for user chice which one to implement. Later we’ll issue guidelines of the implication of each and the mutual effect, if any.

G.

I’ll soon share my tactics on the DAX. It’s indeed much faster.

G.

I’ll soon share my tactics on the DAX. It’s indeed mucu faster.

G.

By watching the USDx indicator, you are looking on just one side of the coin.

If one other currency (x) is much stronger compared to a rising USD – that will be the result.

In those cases I still DON’T trade against a rising USD, and search for a weaker currency then currency (x), that is pointing down, to trade against currency (x…[Read more]

By watching the USDx indicator, you are looking on just one side of the coin.

If one other currency (x) is much stronger compared to a rising USD – that will be the result.

In those cases I still DON’T trade against a rising USD, and search for a weaker currency, pointing down, to trade against currency (x).

This way your trade will be sa…[Read more]

By watching the USDx indicator, you are looking on just one side of the coin.

If one other currency (x) is much stronger compared to a rising USD – that will be the result.

In those cases I still DON’T trade against a rising USD, and search for a weaker currency, pointing down, to trade against currency (x).

G.

The numbers I used in this indicator are from “Global foreign exchange market turnover by currency pair”, Table #3 – from here: http://www.bis.org/publ/rpfx13fx.pdf.

G.

The numbers I used in this indicator are from “Global foreign exchange market turnover by currency pair”, Table #3 – from here: http://www.bis.org/publ/rpfx13fx.pdf.

G.

Global foreign exchange market turnover by currency pair

fuzzy,

Thanks a lot !!

G.

Journal Progress Week End Position GMT 0 Server, 2016 Jan 23  20:07

From my personal point of view,

AUD/USD and NZD/USD still choppy and could go south again next week.

USD/CAD will start to go north again after 3 days nice correction, I already clear out my ‘valve’ to continue my long positions from last year, looking for 1.45000

Next week…[Read more]

Here are my USDx with and without (Plain) market share.

Note that USDx weighted indicator is currently pointing up (correct) while the other one is pointing slightly down (current Friday close).

I use the weighted one for my ForexGT_Spaghetti CS indicators.

Just replace the std. USDx in your CIX calculations with this one (or similiar…[Read more]

Here are my USDx with and without (Plain) market share.

Note that USDx weighted is currently pointing up (correct) while the other one is pointing slightly down (current Friday close).

I use the weighted one for my ForexGT_Spaghetti CS indicators.

Just replace the std. USDx in your CIX calculations with this one (or similiar method) and you…[Read more]

Here are my USDx with and without (Plain) market share.

Note that USDx weighted is currently pointing up (correct) while the other one is pointing slightly down (current Friday close).

I use the weighted one for my ForexGT_Spaghetti CS indicators.

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Here are my USDx with and without (Plain) market share.

Note that USDx weighted is currently pointing up (correct) while the other one is pointing slightly down.

I use the weighted one for my ForexGT_Spaghetti CS indicators.

G.

Here are my USDx with and without (Plain) market share.

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Those numbers are from the BIS (The Bank for International Settlements), and NOT calculated.

Their sum is 66.6%, and I scale them to 100% and calculate each pair by that factor.

I use in both a Stand-Alone USDx indicator and my Spaghetti indicator.

I never trade AGAINST the USDx indie.

G.

Those numbers are from the BIS (The Bank for International Settlements), and NOT calculated.

Their sum is 66.6%, and I scale them to 100% and calculate each pair by that factor.

G.

Those numbers are from the BIS (The Bank for International Settlements), and NOT calculated.

G.