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Hello Francoisvs,

thank you for your support and efforts.

As a token of thank you I enclosed my strategy to help also the other traders here in the forum, how I do scalping the DAX in the M1 timeframe.

The first thing I do everyday is looking what happening in the Daily chart, where the global trend is heading. Is TrueStrenghtIndex below or above zero?

When TSI is Long in H1 timeframe, of course, I am looking for longsignals with EATA in the M1 timeframe.

If you have any  questions, just ask.

I enclosed a screenshot how it works.


PS: Having EATA as EA MTFwould be the greatest. I also enclosed the blog with 6 buy sell strategies with TSI. If possible also, having EATA also as MTF(no EA) extra, so I can attach more timeframes on one chart, makes everything perfect.

If you get experienced with TSI, you can predict the markets very very precise. Just practice. :-)

http://thetsitrader.blogspot.com/p/6-buysell-techniques-using-true.html
Maybe you find usefull for later development on other indis.

And a great video about HeikenAshi and moneymanagement. It helped me become a good trader. I am never used a Stop Loss again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVRbQrXpfCg&t=3845s

Regards
KK

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#1 - December 28, 2018, 07:46:42 AM
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Thanks for posting this. 
I had a look at the TSI, seems like if we spend some time with it, we can come up with quite a good system. 
It would just be nice if we had more input from more members.
So come on fellow readers, it is nice to see what everyone else have to say, but sometimes everyone else want to know what you have to say, please contribute 
#2 - December 28, 2018, 09:18:40 PM

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Thanks for the EATA MTF,

it seems that it doesnt work to display the dailychart for example on a lower timeframe like M1.
On the dailychart you can see, that the market is crossed bearisch since 6 months. So actually the red and the blue line in M1 timeframe should not have crossed, touched each other.

I enclosed a screenshot. Hoping it can be fixed;)

When EATA is bearish and TSI falls below zero line, this is a good condition for short. The DT/ZigZag working(colored dots)  with ATR should be used just and only for(repaints) exits.
#3 - December 29, 2018, 10:10:41 PM
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I will have a look at it
#4 - December 30, 2018, 05:05:51 PM

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Please test the updated EATA MTF.
If I test it on MT4 it shows the same values on the "adjusted" time frame as the chart with the original EATA v2.
Let me know if you need anything else.
I will modify the EA soon.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2019, THANK YOU!!
#6 - January 01, 2019, 10:21:07 PM

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Attached is the new EA as well.
I am posting the MQ4 file, as I want Admin or other coder to have a look at something that boggles me.
The EA works fine, BUT you have to drop it on the same chart time frame as your signal Time frame , else it gives the main (or trend direction) a 0 value, which means it will never take a trade.

(Lines 240 - 243 are only there to check values, once you are happy with the EA, I will remove the print function, or explain how to do it)

I have included a message box which will remind you to change your chart time frame if it is not the same as the Signal time frame .
PS. The signal time frame will always be the smaller TF, just in case you didn't know. And you can set both TF's to the same, then it will just trade as if it is on 1 TF.
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Thank you;)

Here is another nice example what happens, when you cross TRIX and TSI togehther. I using  5Min TSI, with a period 50 TRIX in the 1M timeframe. Look at the crossings.....

I enclosed also an experementing allmost finished sourcecode MQ4 file.

Perhaps you find it usefull, and as an inspiration for further development.

Combining those two indicators in a window to give crossingsignals seems to be very difficult, because of a scalling problem. If you make the chartwindow smaller, signals change.


Regards from munich
KK
#8 - January 02, 2019, 04:24:23 AM
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I enclosed also an experementing allmost finished sourcecode MQ4 file.

Perhaps you find it usefull, and as an inspiration for further development.

Combining those two indicators in a window to give crossingsignals seems to be very difficult, because of a scalling problem. If you make the chartwindow smaller, signals change.


Regards from munich
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Did you do the coding?

Again, to make things easier, when you talk about other indicators or EA's please post them in a new topic, it makes it easier for all of us to follow the thread.
I will have a look at this indi. Just checking, you want the TSI in M5 and TRIX in M1 in the same window?
#9 - January 02, 2019, 08:51:53 AM

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It was my idea, which another coder did start program, but he wasnt able to finish the code because it was to difficult for him make those two different indicators cross and send a Push/Email.

If its possible make them cross each other with different timeframes, that is very fine. But I think its to complicated to code it.




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It was my idea, which another coder did start program, but he wasnt able to finish the code because it was to difficult for him make those two different indicators cross and send a Push/Email.

If its possible make them cross each other with different timeframes, that is very fine. But I think its to complicated to code it.
what is meant by the crossing of the two indicators? is that from a cross of two moving average lines or maybe someone else is expected

or maybe what you mean is a multi timeframe indicator
#11 - February 13, 2019, 06:21:50 AM

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There was a scaling problem with the crossings, If you make the windo smaller at mt4, you get different signals and so on.

Making TRIX and TSI cross each is other is not easy, because these are two different programms.
#12 - February 13, 2019, 08:09:12 PM

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There was a scaling problem with the crossings, If you make the windo smaller at mt4, you get different signals and so on.

Making TRIX and TSI cross each is other is not easy, because these are two different programms.
Thank you for sharing this indicator. I will try to learn too

to enter the market whether you have to wait for this indicator to cross and to exit the market waiting for the next cross
#13 - February 17, 2019, 02:38:27 PM

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Somewhere  in the middle, somtimes@crosses. That needs experience
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I will have a look at it
Is that difficult to learn?
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