I had an idea to make you a label for your entry trigger. I am trading the LRC also- so this model is very fun for me. I trade futures. My friend Guava helped me polish it up syntax-wise... trigger 1= your risky entry (close >20EMA and <200 EMA for bull and opposite for bear.) trigger 2 is the safe entry (close > both 20 and 200 for bull) or the reverse for bear. Going to work on adding crossing the LRC lines- they are red and green to show direction.Did you trade spy at 9:50
Nice additions, but please check your first 2 links. They appear to be the same when loaded. Thanks!I thought of a question you are tracking the 20 50 and 200 EMAs to guide entry.
I had an idea to make you a label for your entry trigger. I am trading the LRC also- so this model is very fun for me. I trade futures. My friend Guava helped me polish it up syntax-wise... trigger 1= your risky entry (close >20EMA and <200 EMA for bull and opposite for bear.) trigger 2 is the safe entry (close > both 20 and 200 for bull) or the reverse for bear. Going to work on adding crossing the LRC lines- they are red and green to show direction.
I added a stacked emas (20/50/200) on the daily label as I like to trade the cantilever of the daily against the smaller timelines in futures. I would prob add an adx label as well.
http://tos.mx/8bzhXNa entry trigger label
http://tos.mx/5Y1UQ6K daily 20/50/200 stacked emas label
http://tos.mx/na9nCSA the chart in the picture
With this ticker and daily stacked Bull EMAs - I'd be looking at the LRC channel lines andkeeping an eye for adx/dmi to line up for upside on the hourly and seek 2m long/green triggers for entry.
Will work on adding close crossing the lines - I am not a coder- so bear with me...
Awesome! ThanksI thought of a question you are tracking the 20 50 and 200 EMAs to guide entry.
I had an idea to make you a label for your entry trigger. I am trading the LRC also- so this model is very fun for me. I trade futures. My friend Guava helped me polish it up syntax-wise... trigger 1= your risky entry (close >20EMA and <200 EMA for bull and opposite for bear.) trigger 2 is the safe entry (close > both 20 and 200 for bull) or the reverse for bear. Going to work on adding crossing the LRC lines- they are red and green to show direction.
I added a stacked emas (20/50/200) on the daily label as I like to trade the cantilever of the daily against the smaller timelines in futures. I would prob add an adx label as well.
http://tos.mx/8bzhXNa entry trigger label
http://tos.mx/5Y1UQ6K daily 20/50/200 stacked emas label
http://tos.mx/na9nCSA the chart in the picture
With this ticker and daily stacked Bull EMAs - I'd be looking at the LRC channel lines andkeeping an eye for adx/dmi to line up for upside on the hourly and seek 2m long/green triggers for entry.
Will work on adding close crossing the lines - I am not a coder- so bear with me...
I am trying to stay away from too many indicators, however, I would like to see how the DMI and ADX may help. So far I have not had a losing day with this strat. I know that sounds impossible, but it is true. I even had a TOS issue this morning on a META trade that I should have profited at a minimum 350.00 but the sell market, Limit would not work for about 6 minutes. I had to start a new instance of TOS and finally got the market sell to work. I lost 1,877.00 on that trade. I ended the day with 298.00 positive even with that set back. I got in a TSLA PUT that I exited at 300%. I hope more people are using this as it works. Really the first consistent strategy I have used. Thank you for the additions! Have a great weekend everyone.I thought of a question you are tracking the 20 50 and 200 EMAs to guide entry.
I had an idea to make you a label for your entry trigger. I am trading the LRC also- so this model is very fun for me. I trade futures. My friend Guava helped me polish it up syntax-wise... trigger 1= your risky entry (close >20EMA and <200 EMA for bull and opposite for bear.) trigger 2 is the safe entry (close > both 20 and 200 for bull) or the reverse for bear. Going to work on adding crossing the LRC lines- they are red and green to show direction.
I added a stacked emas (20/50/200) on the daily label as I like to trade the cantilever of the daily against the smaller timelines in futures. I would prob add an adx label as well.
http://tos.mx/8bzhXNa entry trigger label
http://tos.mx/5Y1UQ6K daily 20/50/200 stacked emas label
http://tos.mx/na9nCSA the chart in the picture
With this ticker and daily stacked Bull EMAs - I'd be looking at the LRC channel lines andkeeping an eye for adx/dmi to line up for upside on the hourly and seek 2m long/green triggers for entry.
Will work on adding close crossing the lines - I am not a coder- so bear with me...
Can you please update the link to the code used for the Multiday LRC on the first page? I have used the existing link from the first page and my 5D2min chart shows slightly different lines/levels than yours, also the study parameters seem to be different, hence this request.Todays Trades:
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I haven't had a loss in a day since I started using this strategy. I have had losses but not for the day. Is that what you are referring to?
If so, I decided to just show the actual trades because I feel that profit amount should not matter as each traders risk is different. For this trade I profited $1,773.00 I also traded a TSLA and lost 437.00 because I did not follow my rules. I should have only lost around $125.00 if i had stuck to my rules. I traded SPX mid day and made $727.00
Hi Sir, pls can you the chart where entered. ThanksAwesome! That is what I am talking about. It is the easiest most consistent system I have ever used. I Got TSLA today for $1,400.00, NVDA and SPX for a $1,933.00 total today.
Cheers !! your set up has zero lag !! love it !! great work !!No. It is actually based off of Pre Market so it will not work with Pre market off.
Yes. If you are in eastern standard time. If you are not, then you will need to adjust.is this the correct start/stop time for this ?\
ideas for start time to use for futures?Yes. If you are in eastern standard time. If you are not, then you will need to adjust.
I just reloaded the middle label which was stacked EMAS- hope that fixes the issue.Nice additions, but please check your first 2 links. They appear to be the same when loaded. Thanks!
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...tions-in-thinkorswim.18367/page-4#post-140739
Thinkscript uses Eastern Time Zone times in coding.is this the correct start/stop time for this ?\
what would you try if using this for futures?Thinkscript uses Eastern Time Zone times in coding.
So for all chart timeframes using the LRC, 0400-0929 is the correct Premarket time settings for stocks.
what would you try if using this for futures?
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