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i.e. until the first profit closes, do not trade in subsequent crosses!
This is how the standard ellan works, first it collects a branch of bars and until it closes, it does not set any crossovers!
See the picture - in the first case the price went behind the lower bar, is it a lower crossing and on which bar should we open up?
THE FIRST CROSSING IS IDEAL - THE FIRST CROSS IS IMMEDIATELY PUT UP; IF IT GETS LOWER, THE SECOND ORDER WILL BE PUT UP AND THE AVERAGE!
No. 2 - the price went beyond the upper limit and closed there - the next candlestick was already at its close price inside the bars - where to open an order downwards, whether to consider it as an upper crossing.
YES, IF THE ORDER CLOSES OVER THE UPPER BOUNDARY, IT IS CONSIDERED A CROSSOVER AND A DOWN ORDER SHOULD BE PLACED.
Define "upper/lower crossover" specifically. And from which candle to enter the market - for testing, it is more convenient to enter the market at the opening of the next candle after the candle, which was a crossing of the band at its entry from the outside inside of the channel formed by these bands of Bollinger.
I.e. we enter the market with a start order when the opening price of the candlestick enters the inside of the bars, regardless of the amount of price overshoot outside the bars, of course, we enter the market with start volumes when there are no market orders... see the picture - is this correct?
I.e., we enter the market with a start order when the opening price of the candlestick enters the inside of the bars, regardless of the amount of price overshoot outside the bars, of course, we enter the market with start volumes when there are no market orders... see the picture - is this correct?
You can do it this way but! I said the first crossing of the first candle! Once the candle touches the upper bar,the bet goes straight down! It's a common occurrence in the market! After the price goes up , the second bet goes down and averages the next ones!
I.e. it turns out to trade not on the rebound from the band crossover, but on the BREAK!!! These are different things, I'm confused, draw the picture yourself...
Is this correct?
The entry upwards is similar at a breakdown of the price of the upper band.
Download mf_SnagIt_9_0_0.rar from the net and it works great for screenshots from the monitor screen.
I.e. it turns out to trade not on the rebound from the band crossover, but on the BREAK!!! These are different things, I'm confused, draw the picture yourself...
Is this correct?
Entry upwards is similar at a breakdown of the price of the upper band.
Download mf_SnagIt_9_0_0.rar from the Internet - it works great for screenshots from the monitor.
Anyway, here's a picture I scribbled in my pencil.)
If you understand from the picture, then report back.