blakecmathis
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@HighBredCloud I use the Fractal Energy portion of the RSIL for trend exhaustion. FE below midline: nearing the end of the run (up or down).
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Would you be willing to share the chart for a test drive? Thanks...Here is SPY on 5 and 15 min time frame...both the dots and triangles on #1 part of the study need to match...as well as first instance of TMO for an entry...A more guaranteed entry is when the dots and triangles from #1 match with dots and triangles of #3...along with 1st and 2nd instance of TMO...#2 is just an MTF of the dots in confluence between higher aggregations of 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 min...when all of those timeframes are in agreement #2 section of the indicator dots display either GREEN or RED dots...BLACK dots mean no confluence but you can still trade...
Very curious how my setup would do compared to what is discussed here...I know you guys are using tick charts...unfortunately I can't verify as no MTF works on tick charts...
So i modified RSILFE study to make that signal I am talking about clearer. can change .4 to whatever you want (.5 would be mid)
Here it is https://tos.mx/u7TLJYZ
Its not wavetrend its RSILFE. The plum is gamma (aka FE=fractal engergy)1. What is the significance of the cyan, plum and yellow parts of the wavetrend line?
no need - just in settings it is the "gammathresh" input2. when you say "can change .4 to whatever..." , do you mean changing the code?
It is roughly there - because that line is 0.382. But I mean gammathresh (which can be anything you set it to)3. When you said "Personally the way I use FE now is crossing underneath and recrossing back up of 0.4 line. Which compared to your approach is most of the time delayed and I use it mostly for reversals plays ", I just want to be clear, is the "0.4 line" that you refer to the 40% line that is represented by the bottom of your gray cloud?
yeah the rough idea is this - after extended run of trend when you see that signal its a good time for me to look for reversal play. Or at least take profit if already in position.its not the only signal but I like it as confirmation of trend exhaustion4. And, how exactly do you use it for reversal plays? I see that it shows divergences pretty well...is that it?
Againt dont confuse WT and RSI . Two separate indicators. And yeah you can play with settings. I dont touch first one (8) but for /ES on 1k I personally use 21/34. can use 13/21 etc. Longer it is smoother it is - but it generally needs to be tuned around your main instrument5. Last, an odd thing happened when I modified the settings and I hope you might have some insight on it. On a 1000t chart, I setup 2 instances of our RSILE_FE/Wavetrend study combos. On the 2nd one I only changed the glength (which is basically the RSI line) from 13 to 9...just to see what the RSIleguerre part might produce. When I did that, it completely changed the display of the wavetrend line. It ended up being less smooth and the colors (cyan, plum, yellow) displayed differently. Any thoughts?
Its not wavetrend its RSILFE. The plum is gamma (aka FE=fractal engergy)
no need - just in settings it is the "gammathresh" input
It is roughly there - because that line is 0.382. But I mean gammathresh (which can be anything you set it to)
yeah the rough idea is this - after extended run of trend when you see that signal its a good time for me to look for reversal play. Or at least take profit if already in position.its not the only signal but I like it as confirmation of trend exhaustion
Againt dont confuse WT and RSI . Two separate indicators. And yeah you can play with settings. I dont touch first one (8) but for /ES on 1k I personally use 21/34. can use 13/21 etc. Longer it is smoother it is - but it generally needs to be tuned around your main instrument
@RickKennedy Take a look here. Maybe seeing the relation of the FE in MA plot to price will give you a better grasp of the concept. The color changes are based on the .382 and .618 of RSI Laguerre FE study.
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/deviation-scaled-vwap-with-fractal-energy-for-thinkorswim.1270/
@blakecmathis , @skynetgen , @HighBredCloud ...... here is the link to the document. If the images are too small, increase zoom to 200% or I can post them here. Thanks! Looking forward to any feedback.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Sa_cG681UWzEhWVcdBtMWRM_qFElxInpZa81zlxipR0/edit?usp=sharing
A new caveat.... the range has been crap over the last couple of days and this strategy has been very difficult to achieve enough handles. I suggest putting the ATR study on your 1000t chart to see where the current candles are trading (on the screen, just look at the number that is right next to where it says "ATR (14, WILDERS). For example. right now it is 1:30pm CST and the current candle's ATR is 2.46. I'm not saying that your trade needs to be completed successfully on the next candle after opening the trade, but the system would obviously be more effective if the candle ATR is 4.5 - 5.5.
Anyone have any good advice on how to trade rangebound (choppy) markets.....other than don't trade?
@Leminhat The same buy/sell signals from the WTO just placed up top
I wouldn't call this a course. My goal is zero fluff. I will jump right into my current watchlist, tell you the ThinkorSwim indicator that I'm using, and past trade setups to help you understand my swing trading strategy.
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