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 well i tried what you have given. it is really ez. 
but surrently i am using trade directional index which i have first noticed in 
esignal, tend luckily jose showed its formula in his site. i changed the 
parameters acc. to he cash fx. now i can protect from swings. i will test my 
strategy ad finally try to simplify it to a trading system.. 
  
i suppose thats everyones dream : ) 
  
cheers 
  ----- Original Message -----  
  
  
  Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 8:40 
  AM 
  Subject: [Metastockusers] Re: Trending 
  Market 
  
 
  K U R E K C I, I have used the Trend Intensity Index 
  as a basic trend filter since  it was introduced in TASC by M.H. Pee.  
  I have substituted this for  ADX as it is much easier to interpret.  
  Here's the formula: x:=Input("number of periods", 
  5,100,20); ma:=Mov(C,2*x,S); sdp:=Sum(If(C-ma>0, 
  C-ma,0),x); sdm:=Sum(If(ma-C>0, ma-C,0),x); (sdp/(sdp + sdm)) * 
  100
  Pee's default period is 30 but I found 20 more useful.  
  Simple. Hope this helps.
 
 
  --- In 
  Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "K U R E K C I" <kurekci@xxxx> 
   wrote: > superfraga, i kindly thank you for your effort. but i am 
  terribly  that i couldnt see anything special with the floowing code. in 
  which  way it gives a prediction? you can see the consolidation when you 
   look at the prices, when there is a break out the ama also moves, how 
   do you use it? i thik it may be that you may like its smoothing 
   function? >  > do you plot it on the prices? i even tried 
  boll. bad with of ama  but still couldnt find it valuable. the only thing i 
  may see is the  contraria trading, that is if prices are consolidating wait 
  for some  volatility to come, but it is of course observable when you 
  monitor  the prices or draw a support/ressistace manually. i added a mov 
  avg  to the ama still there are swings, maybe if we optimize... what do 
   you say? but still that would make it a normal trigger.  >  > 
  200 ma is especially important i euro dollar trading. once you plot  you 
  would see it. the paramters may differ acc. to the market you are  trading 
  it.  >  > thanks >  >  >   ----- 
  Original Message -----  >   From: superfragalist 
   >   To: Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  >   
  Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 8:41 PM >   Subject: 
  [Metastockusers] Trending Market >  >  > 
   >   I think you may be looking at this in too complex a way. 
  The  moving >   averages do tell you what to do in all 
  types of markets. >  >   You might try using Kaufman's 
  AMA. If you put a 20 bar on your  chart >   you will notice 
  it goes flat when the prices are consolidating. >   Otherwise 
  it shows the trend. Here's the code.  >  >  >   
  Periods:=Input("Time Periods",1,1000, 5);  >   Direction := 
  CLOSE - Ref(CLOSE,-periods); >   Volatility := 
  Sum(Abs(ROC(CLOSE,1,$)),periods); >   ER := 
  Abs(Direction/Volatility); >   FastSC := 2/(2 + 
  1); >   SlowSC := 2/(30 + 1); >   SSC := ER * 
  (FastSC - SlowSC) + SlowSC; >   Constant := 
  Pwr(SSC,2); >   AMA:=If(Cum(1)=periods 
  +1,Ref(C,-1)+constant*(C-Ref(C,-1)), >   
  PREV*(1-Constant)+C*Constant); >   AMA; > 
   >   If you need a bit more, Roy published the B&Q 
  indicators in his >   newsletter which are the simplist 
  methods of determining trend I  have >   seen and they're 
  highly accurate. You will see that the B&Q agree 
   with >   Kaufman.  >  >   For daily 
  moving I use 4, 9 and 18 bar. Sometimes I look at the  5, 
  20 >   and 50 but not the 200MA. >  >   
  For weekly I use either 10 and 40 or 5, 15 and 40.  > 
   >   Put this stuff on a chart. The Kaufman is the easiest to 
  read. If  it's >   flat there is no trend.  > 
   >   --- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "K U R E K C I" 
   <kurekci@xxxx> >   wrote: >   > 
  dear superfraga, >   > you are also saying that sometimes 
  market is not trending, when  you >   say " divergence 
  works best when the market isn't >   > 
  trending" >   > problem is "weekly >   > 
  and daily moving averges to figure out which direction to trade 
   in" >   >  >   > these mov avg guys 
  always show a direction to trade in!!! >   > but infact 
  this is not correct, sometimes you should not trade  in >   
  that direction either because market is not in a trend and 
   divergences >   should be monitored and mov avg's are just 
  doing dump swings, or  maybe >   even you should not trade 
  at all... >   >  >   > the least 
  swinging idicator i know is 200ma.  >   > what i want is an 
  indicator like ADX of wilder to show if  market is >   
  tredin -no matter the direction thats generally obvious- or 
  not >   trending. but i wasnt satisfied with adx or vhf.. if 
  you forget  about >   the  indicators and look at 
  history, it is possible to draw some >   bands, when broken 
  there is a trend, otherwise just moving based  on >   
  divergences. in tehese intervals most of the ma trend indicators 
   would >   suggest swing, or simply drift inn the way of 
  latest market  movement, >   like moving in the wind 
  without showing the real sentiment. i  want an >   
  indicator to show the market is trending or not. i even 
  tried >   bollinger bandwith, which i suppose looked better 
  than the others  but >   still not 
  sharp. >   >  >   > i am currently 
  schaff cycle, but when try to fit the parameters  for >   a 
  time interval, they simply dont fit the other periods when  tehere 
  is >   a trend. i know that you'll say no ez lunch, different 
  strategy  for >   each interval, but there should be some 
  kind of a trigger even to >   switch between 
  strategies.. >   >  >   > sorry for 
  inconvenoence, but i am spending hours, days looking 
   at >   the chart but still couldnt find it out. though i 
  still believe  that >   there should be something without 
  any swing. is it only the  support >   and res. that you 
  draw manually? :-) >   >  >   > 
  cheers >   >  >   >   ----- 
  Original Message -----  >   >   From: 
  superfragalist  >   >   To: 
  Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  >   >   Sent: 
  Sunday, January 30, 2005 5:30 PM >   >   Subject: 
  [Metastockusers] Re: RE:MACD Histogram Divergence kit >   
  satisfaction >   >  >   > 
   >   >  >   >   Hey, Kurekci, 
  you're right divergence works best when the  market 
  isn't >   >   trending. But I don't understand 
  your question about not  knowing how >   >   
  to find the trend. I've posted several times about how to use 
   weekly >   >   and daily moving averges to 
  figure out which direction to  trade in.  >   > 
   >   >   If you aren't sure what I was getting 
  at, ask a few  questions.  >   >  >   
  >  >   >   --- In 
  Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "K U R E K C I" 
   <kurekci@xxxx> >   >   
  wrote: >   >   > whatever the system is i 
  would test if it suits me for some  time eh? >   
  >   >  >   >   > divergence is 
  cool, but it doesnt work all the time, whats  more i >   
  >   suppose it fails generally. >   
  >   >  >   >   > what i found 
  out is especially if the market is trending the >   
  >   divrgence trading fails. but if the market is not 
  trending >   >   (terminology by wilder) 
  divergence trading works. >   >   > 
   >   >   > my problem is finding out a solid 
  indicator to see if  market is >   >   
  trending or not... >   >   > maybe a composite 
  indicator i dunno... >   >   > 
   >   >   > superfraga gave a very different 
  angle to my problem. he  said it is >   >   
  not important to catch the tred, more important is that you  get on 
  it >   >   at a point and not leave 
  early.. >   >   >  >   
  >   > i have to think about it but still my life would be much 
   easier if i >   >   caolu find something to 
  see if market is treding or not. : )) >   >   
  >  >   >   > whatever discussio we have we 
  should preserve the friendly >   >   atmosphere 
  here, right? >   >   >  >   
  >   > cheers >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >   ----- Original Message ----- 
   >   >   >   From: Jay 
   >   >   >   To: 
  Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  >   >   
  >   Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 12:42 PM >   
  >   >   Subject: [Metastockusers] RE:MACD Histogram 
  Divergence kit >   >   
  satisfaction >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   >   
  To me a complete trading system means that it is totally >   
  >   mechanical and you  >   >   
  >   take every entry and exit signal.  I have not found 
   any "complete" >   >   system 
   >   >   >   that works with 
  MetaStock. >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >   However, while trying 
  to use the MACDH system for my EOD  futures >   
  >   trading I  >   >   
  >   have found several errors in it.  Many times, it fails 
  to  generate >   >   signals 
   >   >   >   when there is in fact 
  divergence; it generates signals  when there >   
  >   is no  >   >   >   
  divergence; and the MACDH Exploration at times returns 
   signals >   >   that are not 
   >   >   >   identified by the MACDH 
  Expert.  Also, the documentation  is >   
  >   horribly lacking  >   >   
  >   and while this 'system' claims to be a MACD Histogram 
   system, >   >   nowhere in any 
   >   >   >   of the documentation or 
  in communication with Jose will  he provide >   
  >   that  >   >   >   
  formula for the MACD Histogram >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   >   
  While Jose is a MetaStock savant, he becomes a raving  maniac 
  when >   >   you point  >   
  >   >   out the errors of his system and refuses to 
  investigate  them >   >   claiming that 
   >   >   >   his MACDH is "perfect" 
  - as is.  That is, he believes it  has no >   
  >   errors. >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   >   
  If you wish to view divergence, you can plot the MACD 
   Histogram >   >   (formula 
   >   >   >   below) and watch it for 
  yourself.  You do not need the  MACDH >   
  >   software.  The  >   >   
  >   MACD Histogram system is vastly overpriced, has many 
   errors, and >   >   support is 
   >   >   >   very much 
  lacking.  The Walter Bressert system runs  circles 
  around >   >   it and is  >   
  >   >   much, much cheaper. >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >   Jim >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >   The MetaStock formula for the MACD Histogram 
  is: >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >   ( Mov( C,12,E ) - Mov( 
  C,26,E ) ) - Mov( ( Mov( C,12,E ) - Mov(  >   
  >   >   C,26,E ) ),9,E ) >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >   Kathay 
  wrote: >   >   >  >   
  >   >   > this is not a complete 
  trading >   >   >   > system but 
  provides great signals and you will use your >   
  favourite >   >   >   > money 
  management methods to beat the market. >   >   
  >  >   >   >   Sorry for my 
  humble question but isn't that more sensible  and more >   
  >   >   marketable to sell it as a complete trading 
  systems? >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   >   
  Kathay >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   > 
   >   >   >  >   
  >   >  >   >   
  > >   >   >   
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