- trending sideways with a cyclic action
- trending upwards with 50% retracements of previous up-legs
- trending upwards with no retracements
- trending downwards with 50% retracemenst of previous down-legs
- trending downwards with no retracements
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The second subgraph predicts turning points based on zero line crosses of the Cybercycle in the first subgraph. Read more about this indicator here.
The third subgraph is a plot of the sine of the phase of the Cybercycle, with leading signals, superimposed over a stochastic of the price bars. I may discuss this particular indicator in more depth in a future post.
This second screen shot is similar to the first, except that the classifications for retracement and no retracement are separated out into upward and downwards (chart key uwr = up with retracement, unr = up no retracement etc.). In this graph the coloured triangles represent the leading function crosses of the sine in the third subgraph.
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Personally I am pleased that the effort to produce this indicator (almost six weeks of Monte Carlo simulation and statistical analysis in R, plus C++ coding) has resulted in a useful addition to my stable of indicators. I think there could still be some tweaks/improvements/additions that could be added, but for the moment I will leave the indicator as it is. The next thing I have set myself to do is implement my collection of C++ .oct functions as DLLs for Metatrader 4 (maybe an EA?) on a demo account so that I can utilise/test them intraday on forex data. Hopefully this will turn out to be a relatively simple case of "dragging and dropping" the already written C++ code.
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