This morning all looked fine for some long movement.
I entered all 4 pairs.
the gbp pairs moved nice but, I have to exit all, because all came back.
After the report 10.30 I took 2 short scalps and now it is enough for today.
All entries I took from m30, exits from m1
Results:
eurusd: -11pips
eurjpy: +3pips
gbpusd: +22pips
gbpjpy: +38pips
Total: +52pips
Good luck to all.
Congratulations Lucca - well done in your trading. I am using ProFxV2.0 and still learning. Unable to post charts atm because I am at work, but I would like to suggest a way to keep charts "nice and tidy" when zoomed. I posted this in another forum:
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Hi Alex and traders,
I like to customise things to suit my eyes, so here is a tip for you all.
When zooming in close on charts, you may find that Indicators "ProFx03 and ProFx04" will begin to overlap each other, and no longer give the clear signals that they do when zoomed out at the default setting.
A word of warning ... BEFORE customising your platform and making changes to the Template, be certain to give your customised Template a different name from the default original. Otherwise you will lose the settings that came "out of the box" with the ProFxV2.0.
Have a look at the first screenshot below - this is how the histograms look when you zoom in on your charts. Put simply, they do NOT share a common "zero" axis, because of the way they have been constructed.
So how do we overcome this?
The answer is not difficult to understand.
1) Zoom in closely to your chart, then move the candles along frame by frame using the F12 key on your keyboard, until the ProFx03 and 04 align exactly on the zero axis. This may take some time to achieve, and may involve going back to an earlier day or two when it is possible to achieve exact alignment of both axes.
2) Once you have found an exact synchronisation point, hover your mouse pointer over a higher or lower bar of either the 03 or 04 histogram, until you can see which histogram you have highlighted. RIGHT CLICK and bring up the "PROPERTIES" function, and click on "COMMON".
3) Check the boxes that say "FIXED MINIMUM" and "FIXED MAXIMUM"
4) Repeat the process with the other histogram, making sure that the same two boxes are now checked.
5) Go to "TEMPLATES" and then "SAVE TEMPLATE". Be sure you give your new template its own unique name ... eg "ProFx Custom" or something you choose yourself.
6) Now this template can be applied to all other charts, and you can zoom in/out without having the "floating zero line" issue.
Have a look at the second screenshot to see how the histograms can be made to align nicely, at the higher zoom setting.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Ivan
Footnote: Step 2 can be more easily achieved by going to the top Toolbar of your MT4 platform, and choosing the following:
1) Charts
2) Indicators List
3) Find indicator Window 1
4) Select "ProFx03" and click "EDIT"
5) make the changes recommended above to "Fixed minimum" and "Fixed maximum"
6) Repeat this process for ProFx04
That's all there is to it ... but make certain both histograms are aligned with a common "zero axis" before locking in the Fixed Minimum/Maximum values, otherwise you will be locking in a misaligned pair of histograms.
This is a simple customisation, but greatly improves functionality when zoomed in closer than the default setting, and can make the difference between spotting a signal as it occurs, or actually failing to see it.
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This is just a suggestion, Lucca, for anyone using V2.0 because I was having trouble with the histograms overlapping and becoming less useful, particularly when zoomed in closer.
I hope you find it helpful, and wish you many more pips.
Kind regards
Ingot54
