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For Entry do you only enter at 0 line xover or do you ever enter 2 or 3 dots up if all looks trending nicely?No, I don't. I trade in the moment as to what the chart and indicator is telling me at that moment.
If you would, take a look at my very first post on this setup to get a clear understanding of what to look for.For Entry do you only enter at 0 line xover or do you ever enter 2 or 3 dots up if all looks trending nicely?
TOS sharing doesn't work. do you mind making a screen shot of your study settings?I came across this thread searching for something else and was very intrigued. Since I'm addicted to Renko Bars now, I changed the settings for 3 tick Renko Bars and it seems to work perfectly for scalping /ES, and /CL. I cannot get it to work for /NQ as I believe /NQ moves too fast for the indicators to pick up on it and once they do the trend is already exhausted. As of now, I have the Renko's set at 3 ticks with a 15 day interval.
I read @Hypoluxa instructions, and I think I understand them to be as follows:
Take shorts only when
price is below the EMA
MACD_BB is Red and below the zero line
Didi Index is Red
I set a dead zone on the Ergodic at -35, thus the histogram has to be below or touching my dead zone
Take longs only when:
price is above the EMA
MACD_BB is Green above the zero lone
Didi Index is Green
I set a dead zone on the Ergodic at +35, thus the histogram has to be above or touching my dead zone
I have used this strategy all week on CL and ES and haven't lost a trade. NQ...not so much =-( I've shared my chart below in case anyone is interested
https://tos.mx/MqiGfDc
TOS sharing doesn't work. do you mind making a screen shot of your study settings?
I have not been able to figure out how to set alerts for Renko Tick charts. Ive seen a post or two on the subject but no definitive answers
@rad14733 When I go to set an alert say we are using this particular study and I want the conditions to be when Price is above the EMA, and the Ergodic Oscillator to be touching the deadzone I have designated, and the MACD_BB to be above/below the zero line...TOS only lets me set the alert based on a given time period 1m, 5m, 4 hr, etc. With Renko Bars, they aren't time based and I just want an alert to trigger when the conditions I outlined above are met...is this possible using Renko?Alerts are set the same way as with normal candles, by price... I've used them in the past myself... You can't set by brick/bar and Ticks are always based on a price-point per Tick anyway...
@rad14733 When I go to set an alert say we are using this particular study and I want the conditions to be when Price is above the EMA, and the Ergodic Oscillator to be touching the deadzone I have designated, and the MACD_BB to be above/below the zero line...TOS only lets me set the alert based on a given time period 1m, 5m, 4 hr, etc. With Renko Bars, they aren't time based and I just want an alert to trigger when the conditions I outlined above are met...is this possible using Renko?
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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