...testing mCCI. Standard CCI is good, been agonising for a long time to adapt it to intraday trading. Period 14 is a lot. A period of 5 is not enough. Less than 5 - it shows nonsense. :(
The mCCI with the standard period (14) immediately shows the 15-minute situation very well. I need to see how it behaves in different situations. I will report back in a week. ;)
Published article CCI Indicator. Modernisation and new opportunities:
Author: Aleksej Poljakov
Hello, where can I download mCCI indicator, I would like to test it
Follow the link to the article itself. All indicators are attached at the bottom of the page
- www.mql5.com
The simplest of your conditions is the lot size. There are four options here - a fixed lot, a lot for linear, exponential or exponential growth of the deposit. You can add more hyperbolic growth, but this is only for risk takers.
But all other conditions require additional research. Creating a bank of filters on which an Expert Advisor could work is no longer an easy task. It is necessary to provide for the possibility of its work with the trend, against the trend and in the flat. Moreover, filters should be switched on the fly. In such a situation, even the selection of the optimal stop loss and take profit will not be so simple.
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New article CCI indicator. Upgrade and new features has been published:
In this article, I will consider the possibility of upgrading the CCI indicator. Besides, I will present a modification of the indicator.
But there are also areas where the difference is quite noticeable.
A small Expert Advisor for comparing indicators
Visual comparisons are subjective and may lead to incorrect conclusions. We need more reliable basis for our conclusions. To evaluate all indicator version, let's write a simple Expert Advisor. Let's assign it the same rules for opening and closing positions, and compare the results. I will use the following rules — crossing a given level opens a position in one direction and closes positions in the opposite direction (if any).
Author: Aleksej Poljakov