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I am actively working with 500-1000 objects on average and do not notice any lags that start with some five thousand.
Do the math. You need 2 trend lines for a bar. Let's say 6 tools, i.e. 12 trends per bar. There are 12 objects per 1000 bars.
Of course, we can limit the depth, but it is better to draw it using an indicator. It will also be more beautiful.
why 1000 bars? - at most as many as you can see on the screen :) 300 usually...
moreover - you don't have to redraw the first ones on every tick:) just process the 0th bar :)
No, just a scalable solution, simple as that. I've already been asked for this inductor. Guess I'll have to write one :))
Please, please! (standing ovation).
Read the textbook section first - the answers are there.
I've read it, but I still don't understand it, there's an overrun of orders, but not by price...
Use these fi ries in your code (including conditions), also this one.
I tried the strategy described at the beginning. Somehow I couldn't find the locomotive.
As a rule all peaks are synchronous even on minutes.
I tried it with the self-written indicator. It shows the difference in weighted price from the previous bar. You may try it as well.
It is necessary to add as many indicators as pairs and change settings for each.
Sometimes MT4 is slow and then one pair goes ahead by 1 bar, but after redrawing the main chart (e.g. EURUSD to GBPUSD) they become equal.
I think your indicator should look for abnormal outliers in one direction on several pairs. Then it can add confidence that the euro will go in one direction (euro is taken as an example)
or count the total indicator value on the eurodollar, the euro-yen and the euro-pairs and when it exceeds a certain level - to enter... So far, my thoughts are as follows
That is, in the figure above (first line on the left) summing: in the euro - 0.006, the euro yen - 0.075 (euronen should be brought to the same value as the euro, ie 0.0075). total = 0.013. and look where the euro goes at this value