Tom Yeomans accustrength meter certainly sets the standard for functionality :smart:
http://accustrength.com/accustrength_features.htm
I have some private advanced versions of my FXcorrelator with alarms etc etc but I must confess they are nothing like the Accustrength for user flexibility and multiple signals/alerts
(but then - neither do I personally need them to be)
and also - the FXcorrelator is
Free and this baby costs $$$'s
I will be honest right now and say if I do ever do open up my magic box of tricks and insights by releasing training/systems etc etc.........it will
never be as fancy as this stuff
🙄
oh yeah - and without giving to much away
🙄 if you want to replicate that strength value stuff on the video (??) :-
1) load up a simple FXcorrelator and set it to 500ma delta 1.....
2) pick your favourite Timeframe
3) Then (by checking/scrolling back through the chart) put on a high and a low horizontal line that cover say 90% of the Price ranges that all currencies move within......thats your 8 and 2 on the chart and will perform the same overbought/oversold indicator that Tom is suggesting (but without bells and whistles !)
4) add a few more lines if you want like in the video - but the 8 high / 2 low are the important ones (the Zero line is not useful really on a 500/1 setting)
5) save it as a template so you dont lose it !!!
(Note - Crossovers will show/react the same as mentioned in the video as well)
I hope this helps - respect to Tom who runs a good shop there and is the pioneer of this strengthmeter approach that I have adopted and love.....
so I dont think you will be disapointed if you buy the accumeter one day.........but I would strongly recommend you are a fully converted Strengthmeter believer first before committing the $$$'s
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