Have it loaded and running again.

Spending time at the moment to set up trading the London Rush.

I noticed that if I combine the material I have, I can take very profitable entries.
I wish I could program myself, the ideas are here, but lack the know how, LOL

The trades are there every morning when London starts, it is just a matter of fine tuning the entries. Now I will need to learn the behavior of the GU, as I have always traded EU and that one does not behave so nicely around that time.

Working on a strategy that I call FFX Success (FreddyFX Success), trading this strategy live and manual so far mainly on the M5.        

Attached is a zip file with all indies and TPL.

Many have been renamed by me to keep them apart of the over 5k indies I have collected over the past 4 years. So not a way to sound smarter then others, just my way of organizing my stuff.

I expect the readers to have some experience in the trading world, as I am not explaining too much about the indies used, as most of them speak for themselves and are well known.

I am basically a COG trader, so it stays an important setup on my charts.

Basically it looks like 9 strategies in one, so lets try to explain the setup:

main chart:
each bold printed indi is a strategy on its own, so we have 4 here.
normal candles
COG
Gann HiLo
3 Level ZZ Semafor
NonLagMA
Magnified Market price
vertical line

indicator window 1:
3 strategies
QQE
Ehlers Fisher transform
trigger

I stick so far to 2 important ones:QQE - blue/dotted blue/red 50 level
Ehler - green/dotted green with a bunch of dotted yellow levels, of which 3 & -3, 4 & -4 are so far my best hints that we are reaching a level where price will reverse.

The third indie I came to from somewhere on the internet is called TRIGGER, shows the histogram and a yellow signal line. I think it is another name for a MACD setup. When the colors changes you will know a change of direction started.

So far I am waiting for all of these lines to meet at the same spot, while observing where the QQE (blue with dotted blue signal line) is above or below the red 50 line. If price crosses it down, a solid short is present and I am NOT taking any longs, for short entries, the opposite scenario.

In the screen shot you see the Ehler 2 &-2 levels, as how far all moves depends on the total PA of a pair.

zerolagstoch
one strategy
The zerolagstoch is a weird one. I wait till the white signal line (reacts like some sort of RSI) reaches OS/OB levels and then curls back to cross the red line. One can trade this setup VERY securely, as entry not earlier then when they cross. So for a short, you can see in the screen shot the white suddenly changed direction @ 17.30 platform time, then check if the red line is above 50 dotted blue level and enter on the crossing.



indicator window 2:
FxSoni_Trend
another strategy on its own
enter when the color indicates and don't get out till it changes again.

NOW, BE AWARE, ALL INDICATORS REPAINT, so use your brains and get a feeling on how the market reacts.

At the moment I am basically not looking very much at the candles in the main window, but more interested in the indies that I show in the first frame.

To be sure that I am close to a "perfect" entry I added in the mail window a Semaphore, the one that shows 1-2-3 dots. At the moment evaluating a version that even talks when levels are hit.

TP levels are when the bunch of indies touch again on the other side of this window.........and if a semaphore dot would show up, you better get out with the pips made !!

Could an EA be developed to trade this strategy

I am working on omitting those indicators that are not extremely essential to the setup, but Alex asked me to post what I am working on at the moment.

Just downloaded and installed version 2.
Anxious to see what will get traded this week, running EU and GU.