Topics created by Chris 6

@chris-6 yes, it's not easy to find a way to represent what you see to an EA. A robot does what it does, without discernment. Finding ways to feed context to it... is one of the biggest part of the work, as market conditions change. That's why I would say it's a very good thing to find something that is a constant in the market environment. It is like something we can hold on to, and elaborate on that, as it is something certain. That's why I use Renko for example, where I don't have the surprise of a candle 10 times bigger than the average, and mess with the MA or make it meaningless for example. I know what you say... I work as a graphic designer, illustrator, so I see the market like a drawing :).

@rocketavocado I'm afraid I can't remember. I had to clean up my account and lost the EA. I usually use this guy on YouTube as a quick reference now:
https://www.youtube.com/@Boxxocode

I also usually use three timeframes, for instance 6h, 1h, 10m. I take trades on the lower timeframe, while my higher timeframes are just used to check trend. So, I still keep trend in mind, even while ranging. As far as I remember, I just got in the market while it was ranging and choppy, and I used pending orders.

I relied heavily on one or the other oscillator to check for overbought and oversold (they all basically do the same thing, so you can pick the one you like). It ended up looking more or less like a grid system.

I apologize for not responding earlier. I usually only use FXDreema when I get a new idea.