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  1. #11
    Question: what's the distinction of working with the 25 period vs the 34 interval? Any logic behind choosing both of these phases?
    Hello Baillie,

    The original gramps' line came on a 25 SMA, the #7 blank template.
    Mr. Hopwood used it specifically for his egy into the interior once price had already crossed back. All of this on 4H TF.
    I looked at things on the 25 and later about the 20 defaultoption, by hand so no idea of anything aside from strange S/R.

    The 34 SMA comes in Awesome Indior which juhanimi pointed out, using a default option 34 Slow SMA.
    And additionally from: Raghee Horner's 34EMA Wave GRaB Candles @ cliqforex
    No other reason.

    The difference, as eye-balled, appears to indie that two parts of the market both react differently under these SMAs.
    Now 2008 was rather a nut, and that will explain some de-connexion.
    Notice how the z-scores listed (only watch the extremes) are now considerably higher, not as absolute values but working up a 6 SD range. Z-scores of / - 3, on majors, on the monthlies are infrequent and always significant.

    This USDJPY looks very different from other majors. There's been a huge run-up to by now plain as day S/R.

    The neat thing is that you could try anything you like and answer your personal questions.
    It's likely that person Pairs and TFs could be tuned by setting a particular SMA interval, if they're behaving with some consistency.

    Ideally, if one transactions on well known pairs and TFs and too few or too many lines pop up, an individual can very soon find a better setting.
    Also, anything helpful indemo trade* is very likely to be picked up on sooner.

    The most important would be receiving some major lines, from high TFs. Subsequently watch PA etc..
    But those lines only exist due to all the gathered moves front. The ones we trade.

    The pips arrive in from right to left and the decreased TFs will huff and puff like porridge cooking.
    Very entertaining:



    Pumpjack.mq4, Z Kit - USDJPY 25 SMA on Close.

  2. #12
    Junior Member Jttelight's Avatar
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    Subscribed! Have to take a look at the indiors over the weekend.

    Question: what's the distinction of working with the 25 period vs the 34 interval? Behind choosing either of these periods, any logic?

  3. #13
    Until today only the 25 SMA has been used.

    The following two pictures will show a 34 SMA:



    More and new lines. An entire collection of high excursions are found on the last big move.
    The Data Window includes a complete record for every pub.

    A more zoomed out perspective, shows how 2 parts of the market respond differently to the 34 SMA from 2008 on.
    You had your workout, so:



    Fur-ball pattern. My s concur.

    Two bars are just sticking out. Clear sailing?
    Could be upward. Or down.
    Who understands. The past is a puzzle as the future.

  4. #14
    It's so silent here, ass good music we've. Good weekend to you.

  5. #15


    Time Out. Take Five.

    Sir, Sir?
    hmmph.
    Sir, we want full te on correlation and causality. On all pairs!
    Well ... make it so. Bring me a java.

    Tsss. Periscope up. And get me comms.

    ET?
    ET, phone home.

    That's a can men. Have a wonderful week-end.

  6. #16




    Bingos on the EURUSD Monthly.
    Hard to keep track ...
    Resembles a job.

  7. #17


    With this outlay it will become possible to inspect whatever is likely to be going on.
    On the High TFs, each of the reads are somewhat more clear. It appears the chart gives more comprehensive info.
    Shing TFs is a statistical operation all alone, but so is working the whole market set-up we utilize.

    We're looking at precisely the same chart as seen last. Still USDJPY Monthly.
    25 SMA. Found as a Red number on chart and as a tag in candy.
    That constantly needs double checking.

    Please, consult with the Z kit for all consumer info.
    Z-Score Bundle @ cliqforex

  8. #18
    1 Attachment(s) Gramps is for a grandfathered stage of curiosity.
    Not for Mr. Bollinger, hmm ... close, but no ;--RRB-

    To undergo here is likely needed:
    http://www.bollingerbands.com/services/bb/
    A busy forum is also found.

    Changing his statistical filter back, resets it to now point out places it was meant to ignore.
    Higher units of standard deviations certainly, but price needs to be aggressive also, for a PI stage to show up.

    Units of Standard Deviation are measured as z-scores.

    At the SMA z = 0.0
    At 1 SD distance from the SMA it is value will probably be 1.0 or -1.0
    At the BBs z = 2.0 or -2.0

    the worth of this SD is always 1, like the value of this meter is 1 in the metric system.
    Instead of measuring 1.65 meters would measure z = 1.65 SD

    Those are the kind of values found from the apartment candy indior.
    Everything is flattened; SMA, BBs now horizontal lines:



    Immediate applied statistics, and also a lot more fun than actual data.
    In Statistical Analysis anything that moves will be actually suspect.
    Running after it is hard work and the pay being what it is ...

    Bur we could do price.

  9. #19
    Thank you man
    looking awesome

  10. #20
    Back Bands.mq4

    a whole replacement for Greedy Bands is now available from the Download section in the foot of first post.
    It's called Back Bands.mq4 and comes in a zip Together with a description of the Input Box.

    Sorry for the delay, but a lot of useless bells and whistles got written in, and writing them out took much longer.
    The principal difference is that all Lines from selected TFs are now able to be accumulated and found together in a coherent fashion.

    Issues when changing TFs have vanished, hopefully completely, and Lines now update correctly on New Bar events at the current TF.
    The upcoming few posts should supply more details and illuions, but the thread already holds most needed information to begin.

    Good Luck then.

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