Just a quick update for everyone. Thank you for your patience while you wait for the next video. I've been working on all of the videos for our upcoming release of Darwinex Zero, and this has been taking all of my time. This is the reason I haven't been publishing the usual videos. I will have several more Darwinex Zero videos to produce and release even after release. Once completed, normal video service will resume... :) Thanks once again for your patience. Best, Martyn
Amazing video. Yes it makes sense to keep trading frequency consistent in order to fairly compare strategies 👍. What may skew the results is the spread on lower timeframes. Thank you
Thank you for sharing this with everyone. I certainly think that these two indicatos are too different from each other. A better comparation would have been the standard "stochastic" and the "stochastic rsi". I'm currently working on building the expert advisor based on your directions. I have yet to achieve the results you have, but I won't give up yet. I have watched many of your videos several times to grasp a bit of the knowledge they offer. Thank you!
What would be interesting to know is how would reducing the timeframe for BOTH indicators (to keep them the same or similar) effect the Stochastic RSI indicator? I suspect it will oscillate more producing more trades, but at what point does the reduction actually degrade the Stochastic RSI strategy?
Thanks for the suggestion. Yes it's something that would need backtesting. Let us know the results if you come to any conclusions. Instinct tells me if the number of trades increases then charges may become too dominant to drive a profit? But let us know if you do the research.... Thanks
Thank you very much for your great explanations .these analisys based on hours for entry/exit can be affected by the two hour daylight changes during the year?
Hi. It is possible, and will depend on your broker. Here at Darwinex we adjust our server time properly so that 00:00 is always at the New York close. So if you are with Darwinex the analysis will be ok. If your broker doesn't do this then yes, the analysis will be compromised
Just a quick update for everyone. Thank you for your patience while you wait for the next video. I've been working on all of the videos for our upcoming release of Darwinex Zero, and this has been taking all of my time. This is the reason I haven't been publishing the usual videos. I will have several more Darwinex Zero videos to produce and release even after release. Once completed, normal video service will resume... :) Thanks once again for your patience. Best, Martyn
Amazing video. Yes it makes sense to keep trading frequency consistent in order to fairly compare strategies 👍. What may skew the results is the spread on lower timeframes. Thank you
A great contribution
Amazing work and insights. Thanks so much for sharing!
Very interesting analysis.
grate information as always
Thank you for sharing this with everyone. I certainly think that these two indicatos are too different from each other. A better comparation would have been the standard "stochastic" and the "stochastic rsi". I'm currently working on building the expert advisor based on your directions. I have yet to achieve the results you have, but I won't give up yet. I have watched many of your videos several times to grasp a bit of the knowledge they offer. Thank you!
Nice, would it also make sense to adjust the RSI period to get the same trade duration?
I'll be looking at M5 and M15 in future episodes... Thanks, Martyn
What would be interesting to know is how would reducing the timeframe for BOTH indicators (to keep them the same or similar) effect the Stochastic RSI indicator? I suspect it will oscillate more producing more trades, but at what point does the reduction actually degrade the Stochastic RSI strategy?
Thanks for the suggestion. Yes it's something that would need backtesting. Let us know the results if you come to any conclusions. Instinct tells me if the number of trades increases then charges may become too dominant to drive a profit? But let us know if you do the research.... Thanks
Thank you very much for your great explanations .these analisys based on hours for entry/exit can be affected by the two hour daylight changes during the year?
Hi. It is possible, and will depend on your broker. Here at Darwinex we adjust our server time properly so that 00:00 is always at the New York close. So if you are with Darwinex the analysis will be ok. If your broker doesn't do this then yes, the analysis will be compromised
Can you please make a indicator highlighting:
Tom Demarker sequential numbers
And Bulls and Bears power
Noted for future consideration. Thanks for the suggestion :)