Boilermaker
97 USD
Versione demo scaricata:
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Pubblicato:
9 maggio 2019
Versione attuale:
1.4
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After buy this indicator - BOILERMAKER, we will give for FREE our another indicator - Keltner MTF
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hello sir,
1st thank you very much for your interesting about our products, Yes It is right , actual your screen, "Inside" indicator will show only one POWER AND CYCLE DETECTOR, but Signal to Input for trade, is same.
BTW. for full lifetime licence (not only rented) we SEND to client - indicator - Keltner MTF, and after you can also view both "inside" indicator
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in that case your images on the overview section are misleading
No No any Misleading, in description is explained, is impossible showing 2 another indicator in each one, Indicator BOILERMAKER working very well, and present qualify signals base on both inside indicator. But you cannot want 2 in 1 for Renting way....
But Indicator working and generate very good signals, with all timeframes, but we prefer higher , M30, H1, ....
Our actual trades on BOILER signal:
I *think* I have the beginnings of a full strategy, will post more tomorrow but in the mean time check this out ( with some minor tweaking of settings by me )
I *think* I have the beginnings of a full strategy, will post more tomorrow but in the mean time check this out ( with some minor tweaking of settings by me )
Are you using on timeframe M1 ??? :-) very fast and can generate some market mistake .... but you analyze it ....
Are you using on timeframe M1 ??? :-) very fast and can generate some market mistake .... but you analyze it ....
yes, and true. however I am used to M1 timeframe and am used to how the markets move
ACTUAL TRADES,
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hello~I buy it
I want Keltner MTF this indicators
Thank you~
hello~I buy it
I want Keltner MTF this indicators
Thank you~
Hello willy, according our discussion - You have only RENTAL version for 1 month. Boilermaker is full function according description, but FREE Keltner MTF indicator we give only clients with Lifetime license....
Best regards
ok, i've come up with my own strategy after manual back and forward testing. The only setting I have adjusted, in the end, was to set the "FastMA" setting in the boilermaker indicator to 6 instead of 12. This seems be a more accurate signal generator as the default often left the signals coming slightly late.
I have added a 240 period T3 moving average ( green line in the screen shot ). I also use a custom written Stochastic tool in TradingView in a seperate window. Both the boilermaker and Stochasic signals are non-repainting.
The basics of the strategy is that buying or selling is done in relation to wether the price is above or below the T3 moving average. So, for example if the price is below the T3 MA, wait for a sell signal from boilermaker and an overbought Stochastic signal - basically you are selling on the pullback. The opposite for when the price is above the T3 MA. see here for an example from the M1 chart today
When price is neither trending either above or below the T3 MA then ofcourse we are in a range and therefore a more conventional mean reversion strategy should be used . The above three trades generated 20+ pips by themselves
ok, i've come up with my own strategy after manual back and forward testing. The only setting I have adjusted, in the end, was to set the "FastMA" setting in the boilermaker indicator to 6 instead of 12. This seems be a more accurate signal generator as the default often left the signals coming slightly late.
I have added a 240 period T3 moving average ( green line in the screen shot ). I also use a custom written Stochastic tool in TradingView in a seperate window. Both the boilermaker and Stochasic signals are non-repainting.
The basics of the strategy is that buying or selling is done in relation to wether the price is above or below the T3 moving average. So, for example if the price is below the T3 MA wait for a sell signal from noilermaker and an overbought Stochastic signal - basically you are selling on the pullback. The opposite for when the price is above the T3 MA. see here for an example from the M1 chart today
When price is neither trending either above or below the T3 MA then ofcourse we are in a range and therefore a more conventional mean reversion strategy should be used . The above three trades generates 20+ pips by themselves
Thank you very much for your analyze , and testing our indicator.
ok, i've come up with my own strategy after manual back and forward testing. The only setting I have adjusted, in the end, was to set the "FastMA" setting in the boilermaker indicator to 6 instead of 12. This seems be a more accurate signal generator as the default often left the signals coming slightly late.
I have added a 240 period T3 moving average ( green line in the screen shot ). I also use a custom written Stochastic tool in TradingView in a seperate window. Both the boilermaker and Stochasic signals are non-repainting.
The basics of the strategy is that buying or selling is done in relation to wether the price is above or below the T3 moving average. So, for example if the price is below the T3 MA, wait for a sell signal from boilermaker and an overbought Stochastic signal - basically you are selling on the pullback. The opposite for when the price is above the T3 MA. see here for an example from the M1 chart today
When price is neither trending either above or below the T3 MA then ofcourse we are in a range and therefore a more conventional mean reversion strategy should be used . The above three trades generated 20+ pips by themselves
... your observations are very interesting and we will think about how to implement this in the indicator code in the future.
this morning's trades since London open . Two pull backs in the uptrend confirmed by boilermaker signal and Stochastic ( I use custom Stochastic indicator on TradingView as already explained ). +15 pips in total so far