like I mentioned 4 speeds, each speed has three EMAs, please take a screen shot from excel sheet end of video to see the speeds as I don't remember the ones I picked to match the number of trades with other indicators
Sir,Do you recommend pairs trading using forex( say EUR/JPY & GBP/JPY OR AUD/USD & NZD/USD)--correlations are 90% and that gives solid staying power & sharply cuts down draw downs. Buy underpriced pair & sell overpriced pair(say using 14 period RSI on 4H charts)? And there are lots of such pairs with 90%/80% correlations--and ALSO that would sharply cut down accounts blow ups even for A new trader.
I am trying something similar, but in a stop-and-reverse fashion since I am mostly interested in good exits. So far I have found very good matches for most FX pairs!
@@StatOasis Woops. I was editing a comment but it got deleted (it had a link to an indicator). I was saying that I am only experienced in FX, but i assume that the top indicators that work there should have potential in other markets as well.
@@StatOasis If you have an indicator that produces good results in a stop-and-reverse fashion, you only need to add a simple fixed take-profit target to reduce drawdown! These simple systems are robust and will work out-of-sample most of the time (in my experience). Also, MACD variants produce better results than RSI in my tests as well! :) (try the KAMA and FRAMA for averaging). That's what I've learned so far. Thanks for the videos!
Skip to near end for takeaways. All indicators will work slightly better or worse than their counterparts, but more importantly is how they perform on certain markets. Once you know you can take that as your starting strategy on those markets
Another great video Ali It looks like Short term use of MACD indicator by retail traders will be faded by the pros to take their money away and your analysis proves it. Just curious if you were to do the opposite of going long instead go short for the cross over strategy would it be very profitable?
Only testing will reveal the results Usually the longer the time frame the better your odds as volume is a lot higher and price can’t be manipulated as easy as in short time frame
yes, when you change parameters you can control the speed at which the strategy can trade per year (number of trades), so to compare all indicators we need to bring them to same speed
Thanks for the great info Ali!
Was very nice to see how you flipped the EOD losing strategies to get a positive ones - very nice!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great as usual!
Glad you think so!
Great! Keep ‘em coming
Thanks! Will do!
Good strategy testing, what emas were used and what chart time frame.
daily time frame. 4 different speeds, listed in the excel database
@@StatOasis thanks, and what moving averages you used.
like I mentioned 4 speeds, each speed has three EMAs, please take a screen shot from excel sheet end of video to see the speeds as I don't remember the ones I picked to match the number of trades with other indicators
Sir,Do you recommend pairs trading using forex( say EUR/JPY & GBP/JPY OR AUD/USD & NZD/USD)--correlations are 90% and that gives solid staying power & sharply cuts down draw downs. Buy underpriced pair & sell overpriced pair(say using 14 period RSI on 4H charts)? And there are lots of such pairs with 90%/80% correlations--and ALSO that would sharply cut down accounts blow ups even for A new trader.
Test, test, test
I am trying something similar, but in a stop-and-reverse fashion since I am mostly interested in good exits. So far I have found very good matches for most FX pairs!
did you try futures?
@@StatOasis Woops. I was editing a comment but it got deleted (it had a link to an indicator). I was saying that I am only experienced in FX, but i assume that the top indicators that work there should have potential in other markets as well.
@@StatOasis If you have an indicator that produces good results in a stop-and-reverse fashion, you only need to add a simple fixed take-profit target to reduce drawdown! These simple systems are robust and will work out-of-sample most of the time (in my experience). Also, MACD variants produce better results than RSI in my tests as well! :) (try the KAMA and FRAMA for averaging).
That's what I've learned so far. Thanks for the videos!
more indicators are coming to Algo vs Crap series
google delete comments on autopilot, so usually links are considered spam
I´m not smart enough to understand this video... :( I got lost in the Number of strategies.. and didn´t understand if it works or not.
Skip to near end for takeaways. All indicators will work slightly better or worse than their counterparts, but more importantly is how they perform on certain markets.
Once you know you can take that as your starting strategy on those markets
Another great video Ali
It looks like Short term use of MACD indicator by retail traders will be faded by the pros to take their money away and your analysis proves it. Just curious if you were to do the opposite of going long instead go short for the cross over strategy would it be very profitable?
Only testing will reveal the results
Usually the longer the time frame the better your odds as volume is a lot higher and price can’t be manipulated as easy as in short time frame
when you say speed, you mean parameters...
yes, when you change parameters you can control the speed at which the strategy can trade per year (number of trades), so to compare all indicators we need to bring them to same speed