We can currently agree on few key elements of the EA’s Logic:

Trend:

ClearMethod: simplex latest version with current and 1 or 2 higher TF’s, Trend direction according to HTF, entries on areas of current TF in opposite to Trend direction.

TVI (or TickVolume): (Optional) Trend direction defined by above/below zero, entries areas are in opposite…[Read more]

We can currently agree on few key elements of the EA’s Logic:

Trend:

ClearMethod: simplex latest version with current and 1 or 2 higher TF’s, Trend direction according to HTF, entries on areas of current TF in opposite to Trend direction.

TVI (or TickVolume): (Optional) Trend direction defined by above/below zero, entries areas are in opposite…[Read more]

We can currently agree on few key elements of the EA’s Logic:

Trend:

ClearMethod: simplex latest version with current and 1 or 2 higher TF’s, Trend direction according to HTF, entries on areas of current TF in opposite to Trend direction.

TVI (or TickVolume): (Optional) Trend direction defined by above/below zero, entries areas are in opposite…[Read more]

How to EA Logic:
Now, after we have our SL, TP (?), Lots etc. and trading pre-conditions, we can implement the EA’s Logic itself.
This will be done in much the same way – by using FUNCTION calls (CS=CurrencyStrength, CM=ClearMethod, VZO=VolumeZoneOscillator, mySentimet=UserParam preference or Neutral):
      //— LONG position (BUY) poss…[Read more]

How to EA Logic:
Now, after we have our SL, TP (?), Lots etc. and trading pre-conditions, we can implement the EA’s Logic itself.
This will be done in much the same way – by using FUNCTION calls (CS=CurrencyStrength, CM=ClearMethod, VZO=VolumeZoneOscillator, mySentimet=UserParam preference or Neutral):
      //— LONG position (BUY) poss…[Read more]

How to EA Logic:
Now, after we have our SL, TP (?), Lots etc. and trading pre-conditions, we can implement the EA’s Logic itself.
This will be done in much the same way – by using FUNCTION calls (CS=CurrencyStrength, CM=ClearMethod, VZO=VolumeZoneOscillator, mySentimet=UserParam preference or Neutral):
      //— LONG position (BUY) poss…[Read more]

How to EA Logic:
Now, after we have our SL, TP (?), Lots etc. and trading pre-conditions, we can implement the EA’s Logic itself.
This will be done in much the same way – by using FUNCTION calls (CS=CurrencyStrength, CM=ClearMethod, VZO=VolumeZoneOscillator, mySentimet=UserParam preference or Neutral):
      //— LONG position (BUY) poss…[Read more]

The most interesting part I found in that code is this comment:

// EA2B2676C28C0DB26D39331A336C6B92

Good luck to everybody who dares to dig in deeper.

I’m out.

Best,

s.

Hi Balrog!

Welcome to the Penguin Quality Assurance Department!

Well sorry, I think I should take more time to get rid of outdated code, too many different sub-projects on my disk lately. I just packed an outdated mq4 file in the zip. I deleted the old zip and uploaded a correct one – please download here.

Thanks for pointing out the error!

s.

Correct, there was a bug. Please find an updated version over here.

s.

@gg53 pointed out that my MTF Clear Method Candle Indicator behaves strange on timeframe and / or symbol change – thanks for that!

Indeed there was a bug in the timeframe management section ( OnInit() ).

Please find a bugfixed version attached.

Note to the coders: there was no change in the mqh library.

s.

EDIT: replaced the indicator file…[Read more]

@gg53 pointed out that my MTF Clear Method Candle Indicator behaves strange on timeframe and / or symbol change – thanks for that!

Indeed there was a bug in the timeframe management section ( OnInit() ).

Please find a bugfixed version attached.

Note to the coders: there was no change in the mqh library.

s.

Thanks, I’ll have a look inside.

s.

simplex,

Changing TF’s or currency pairs on your ClearMethod MTF version, causes the MTF to disappear, manual refreshing returns the indicator to correct state.

G.

simplex,

Changing TF’s or currency pairs on your ClearMethod MTF version, causes the MTF to disappear.

G.

You can easily identify decompiled code looking at the variable names: if the complete code contains no meaningful variable names, only seemingly generated ones like var_2, var_4, int_16, int_64, and so on then it is most probably decompiled. The reason is that during compilation function names are preserved, but variable names are lost. So while…[Read more]

You can easily identify decompiled code easily looking at the variable names: if the complete code contains no meaningful variable names, only seemingly generated ones like var_2, var_4, int_16, int_64, and so on then it is most probably decompiled. The reason is that during compilation function names are preserved, but variable names are lost. So…[Read more]

ClearMethod Peaks & Troughs can be further enhanced by using ADX (some modifications of an “ADX Candles” indicator).

G.

One more thing, having a quick look at those decompiled things: if somebody declares loop indexes as global variables, he obviously does not know what he’s doing.

Do yourself a favour and dump these indicators. Might save you much trouble while trying to rebuild.

One additional note: as a coder, I do not like my own code to be decompiled. So I…[Read more]

Hi blueface,

Maybe contact the original author and ask for a bugfix?

s.