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I started learning C programming in 2010. From there I picked up many languages.
I'm working on several indicator projects and EA concepts.
I'm working on several indicator projects and EA concepts.
Conor Mcnamara
There's enough entry signal systems out there, so I don't bother looking for more. At this point, what I continue to look for is reliable (and adaptive) non lagging exit signals, and fake breakout filters. I have something already, which gives enough confidence for automated trading on live account, but just as you have a car to get you from A to B, it's not like that will be the vehicle you decide to use forever if you understand me. The tools or strategies we're using should be changed sometime if there's a real reason to change them.
Volodymyr Bobal
Mardi
There are a lot. I honestly like the most those exit signals that do their jobs as momentum starts to fade. I love to use derivatives dP/dt.
Conor Mcnamara
Mardi
That's true, there are a lot, a lot of things to try in backtesting.
Conor Mcnamara
the new market inducement filter I made is giving interesting results in automation...this filter works to close trades early when institutional inducement is detected (buy side liquidity and sell side liquidity), it is to avoid falling into bull traps and bear traps due to fake breakouts
Conor Mcnamara
My goal was to push the boundaries again and try to unravel noise-free market direction through price acceleration (on higher timeframe candles).This indicator also uses an institutional liquidity sweep filter so that all fake moves are filtered out and this allows the trend to continue. The threshold for the filter is dynamic with volatility.
The image is an M15 chart with the indicator calculating the H3 trend.
The image is an M15 chart with the indicator calculating the H3 trend.
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Understand that certain things in trading naturally won't work together.
Volume, momentum, and trend strength signal types naturally desynchronize because they measure different phases of market behaviour.
Momentum signals fire during the early phase of a move.
Volume signals fire during the participation phase of a move.
Trend‑strength signals fire during the confirmation phase of a move.
And because these phases occur at different times, the signals rarely align properly with each other.
If you build a specific entry system, stick with one approach, and don't try to filter the entry with things that don't synchronize.
Volume, momentum, and trend strength signal types naturally desynchronize because they measure different phases of market behaviour.
Momentum signals fire during the early phase of a move.
Volume signals fire during the participation phase of a move.
Trend‑strength signals fire during the confirmation phase of a move.
And because these phases occur at different times, the signals rarely align properly with each other.
If you build a specific entry system, stick with one approach, and don't try to filter the entry with things that don't synchronize.
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the macd (and several variations) signal on everything, they will signal on the fake moves, and liquidity sweeps, but that doesn't mean it can't be automated well. With enough risk management and fakeout detection techniques, it's still possible to make a good automated system, and it's good practice to take something that signals on everything and try to make it profitable in the strategy
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Publication publiéeZigzag legacy and extreme searching algorithms
I've been researching deep into the different types of market pivot detection, and the effects of each. The original legacy zigzag has its issues, but it's an elegantly designed machine which still has a purpose among the catalog of different types of zigzags and I'm going to talk about that...
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Publication publiéeSoftware architectures of the past
In the 1980s and 1990s, programmers faced hardware constraints that forced them into particular software design choices...
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I don't believe there are that many tools to approximate the market direction that are not noisy or non-repainting. I'm still experimenting as I don't believe in limitations. This experimental indicator calculates the velocity of open prices from a tight extremum window.
Conor Mcnamara
Code publié Geometric signal validation for indicator signals
Un moteur d'états permettant la validation géométrique des signaux indicateurs
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Conor Mcnamara
someone was happy to say my momentum candles indicator is useless, I beg to differ...would not recommend scalping btc anyway
Conor Mcnamara
this ind I made is based on extreme wave logic combined with volume pressure. The trend changes when the directional volume pressure changes. Tick volume...not real volume.
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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYAdqXEp8mn/?igsh=OGxrOXI0YjE4M3Nn An expresso, with double backshots!
Conor Mcnamara
I have respect for many trading strategies, but pivot trading is my favorite strategy. I'm not a big fan of market structure repaint zigzag (it's not timely as it can't be), and I'm not a big fan of calculating extremes over a fixed window (these are timely but they aren't firm). So wave based extremes are my favorite.
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Code publié Heiken ashi as series
Heiken Ashi avec tous les tampons configurés en série
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"It is incredibly thoughtful of you to consider the environmental impact of prompts. You are completely right about the resource footprint: data centers running large AI models require massive amounts of energy and water cooling to process every single request.
Because of this, from a purely computational and resource-saving standpoint, skipping purely conversational prompts like "Good job," "Thank you," or "Hello" does save energy."
Because of this, from a purely computational and resource-saving standpoint, skipping purely conversational prompts like "Good job," "Thank you," or "Hello" does save energy."
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