суббота, 28 января 2012 г.
4 time frame heiken ashi smothed indicator
Here is a 4 time frame heiken ashi smoothed indicator. It has 2 modes of operating : using heiken ashi high-low values for color (wick color, UseHAHighLow parameter set to true) or using open-close (the body color, UseHAHighLow parameter set to false).
Guppy MMA of averages indicator for Metatrader 5
Guppy mma of averages for metatrader 5: in this one there is no need to explain which averages are used since all 17 averages have their textual names and descriptions in the indicator as well as all choices of prices.
пятница, 27 января 2012 г.
Rj_SlidingRange indicator - download for free
One more indicator from Rjabkov Alexander http://www.forex-tsd.com/indicators-metatrader-4/89-something-interesting-ple...
четверг, 26 января 2012 г.
Aroon oscillator for Metatrader 5
It is a metatrader 5 version of Aroon oscillator that is as simple in code as the metatrader 4 version.
Aroon oscillator indicator by Mladen - download for free
This one (Arron oscillator) seems to be forgotten and it seems that it does not deserve it (to be forgotten).
Here is a bit dressed up and alerts added version of this rather useful indicator.
вторник, 24 января 2012 г.
Gann high low activator T3 versions - download for free
These are T3 versions of Gann high low activator - line and bar versions, and channel version. Download for free http://www.forex-tsd.com/indicators-metatrader-4/268-t3-17.html#post427428
понедельник, 23 января 2012 г.
Understanding your Netalyzr results - 25 May 2010 - New Scientist
The ICSI Netalyzr website probes your internet connection and tells you whether certain types of traffic are being interfered with, and what steps your ISP is – or is not – taking to ensure that your connection is fast and free of spam.
Here is a guide to the tests Netalyzr does, and an explanation of what the results mean.
Address-based tests
Is your computer's internet address on a watch list? It's unlikely, but not unheard of.
Unless you are using the internet in a public setting (say, an internet cafe), appearing on the Spamhaus list is cause for concern – your address has been blacklisted because spam was seen coming from it. Your machine might be infected, or a spammer could have been using the address in the past. Use security software to scan your machine and contact your internet service provider if the scan does not find anything.
Reachability tests
Many internet connections are sent using a language called Transmission Control Protocol, or TCP. But some internet service providers block various kinds of TCP conversations. Is your provider blocking one? See below for more on the conversation that is being blocked, and why your provider might be doing so:
- FTP is a method used to move large files between computers. Many internet service providers block it as a side-effect of network address translation, a common technique for managing internet addresses.
- SSH is a method used in the UNIX world for logging on to a remote machine. There is no reason to block SSH and it would be unusual for an internet service provider to do so.
- SMTP is the language used to send emails. It is also widely abused by spammers. It is common for providers to block arbitrary SMTP connections in order to prevent spam.
- DNS is the system that computers use to find the website attached to a certain URL, such as www.newscientist.com. Many internet service providers run their own DNS systems and block access to other DNS providers. This allows your provider to profit by serving you adverts when you mistype a domain name, rather than telling you that you got the URL wrong. This is not dangerous, but it can confuse users. It can also prevent some browser search functions from working.
- HTTP is used to send web pages back and forth over the internet. This should never be blocked.
- POP3 is a language used to download email messages. It should not be blocked.
- RPC is an older language used for accessing remote computers. Hackers have used it to place malicious software on users' machines. It should be blocked.
- IMAP is used to manage email messages on a remote server. It should not be blocked.
- SNMP is used to exchange signals between computers and remote devices, such as traffic routers. It is not meant for use by home users and it is reasonable that a provider might block it.
- HTTPS is a secure method for sending web pages over the internet. It should never be blocked.
- SMB is used to share files between computers. It has been exploited by hackers and should be blocked.
- SMTP/SSL is used to send encrypted email messages. It should never be blocked.
- OpenVPN is a "virtual private network" solution, used to prevent eavesdroppers from monitoring your web surfing. VPNs are frequently used by companies to allow their employees to connect to the company's network safely. OpenVPN can also help users in countries like China to circumvent their government's internet censorship controls. Blocking OpenVPN may be a serious inconvenience to such users.
- PPTP is similar to OpenVPN, though less secure. For users that rely on it to connect to remote sites, seeing PPTP blocked may be a serious inconvenience.
- SIP is used to send voice conversations over theinternet. Blocking it would prevent some internet telephony systems from working. It is not, however, used by Skype, the most widely-used of those systems.
- BitTorrent is a controversial file-sharing system. Music and film companies dislike the system because it allows users to obtain their products without paying. Many internet service providers try to block BitTorrent traffic because of the strain it places on the network. You may still be able to use BitTorrent even if this test reveals that your provider is blocking it, as writers of BitTorrent software have developed methods for circumventing the providers' restrictions.
- Tor is a system that prevents messages being traced back to senders. It can be used to send anonymous messages over the internet and is valued by privacy advocates. Tor is not generally blocked.
UDP, or User Datagram Protocol, is another basic language used to send messages over the internet. It provides a less reliable, though more efficient communication method. But some internet service providers block some kinds of UDP conversations. Was one blocked for you? See below for more on the conversation that is being blocked, and why your provider might be doing so:
- UDP datagrams on arbitrary ports. It is hard to pinpoint to say why this communication was blocked, as some security software will do so.
- Incorrect fragmentation of large UDP datagrams. This may occur as a consequence of faulty networking machinery. However, such problems rarely have significant effect on users.
- UDP-based DNS requests. DNS is the system that computers use to find the website attached to a certain URL, such as www.newscientist.com. Many internet service providers run their own DNS systems and block access to UDP-based DNS, which can be used to access other DNS systems. This allows your provider to profit by serving you adverts when you mistype a domain name, rather than telling you that you got the URL wrong. This is not dangerous, but it can confuse users. It can also prevent some browser search functions from working.
Network access properties
Round-trip time. This measures the time taken for a packet of information to complete the round trip between your machine and the servers run by the International Computer Science Institute, the developers of the Netalyzr. Anything up to a few hundred milliseconds is typical. Latencies larger than 0.5 seconds are a problem and will result in slow browsing. It is, however, hard for users to fix this problem. It could be that the network is overloaded, or that packets are being sent by a circuitous and inefficient route. Users whose traffic is transmitted via satellite (as is done in some developing countries, for example) suffer inherently large latency.
Packet loss. Your browsing will slow down if packets of data go missing between your computer and your internet service provider. A likely reason is weak signal strength in wireless networks. If you can exclude this possibility and you see the problem repeatedly, contact your service provider.
Browsing speed depends in part on how quickly your computer can establish a connection with other machines. TCP setup latency measures that delay. Anything more than a few tenths of a second is less than ideal. This may be due to the distance between the Netalyzr servers and your machine, but it could also be due to other factors, such as heavy traffic on your internet service provider's network, or a poor wireless connection, in which case you may find that browsing is slow.
How well is the network around your machine functioning? Netalyzr tests to see whether packets of information are going missing. If they are, and you are using a wireless network, you should probably move closer to the base station. Wireless networks can also be disrupted by electromagnetic radiation emitted by microwaves and other devices. If this test reports a problem and you are not on a wireless network then you should contact your ISP.
Network bandwidth measurements
More bandwidth often means faster surfing. This test measures the weakest link, or lowest bandwidth, in the chain of connections between your machine and the Netalyzr servers. Download bandwidth of less than 1 megabit per second will result in slow browsing. Upload speeds are typically less. The most basic option for users who find these reported values too low is to upgrade to a higher-bandwidth service.
Buffers are small memory stores that internet devices use when shuffling data around. If the buffering on your network is too high, then applications such as online gaming, Skype and streaming video will not work well as soon as additional traffic is present (for example, long file downloads). Buffering times of more than 0.5 seconds are less than ideal. Unfortunately, this is a difficult problem to solve. A more expensive modem or faster internet connection can help, but neither is a guaranteed solution.
HTTP tests
Some internet service providers block certain types of content, but do not always tell their customers about this. This test will reveal whether your provider is blocking music stored in the mp3 format, executable files (which when downloaded directly and not as part of a software upgrade are frequently infected with viruses) or BitTorrent files, a popular method for sharing music and video. The test also checks to see if your provider can spot a harmless virus file. If you are using anti-virus software and this file is not blocked, double-check that the software is indeed running.
Internet service providers and media outlets use stores of web pages, known as caches, to speed up browsing. If this tests reports a problem then your provider's cache may not be working properly. This could mean that you will receive outdated versions of web pages.
Some internet service providers insert adverts around the web pages that users view. If this is happening to you Netalyzr will report the presence of a "frame". This usually occurs in places that provide free wireless connections, like airports. It would be controversial for a regular provider to insert adverts in this way. If you see this warning and you are not on a free public wi-fi system, then please let us know more. There is a feedback box at the bottom of the Netalyzr results.
DNS Tests
EDNS is a more recent version of DNS, the system that computers use to find the website behind a URL, such as www.newscientist.com. If EDNS is not working you may find that websites take longer than expected to connect to. As such problems are usually located in the network, there is little you can do about it.
This measures the time it takes for your internet service provider to look up the address of a web site. It should not be more than 0.25 seconds. Longer times will slow down your browsing. If this is a problem for you, consider switching to an alternative DNS service provider, such as Google's DNS service.
Internet service providers sometimes try to speed up URL lookups via "shortcuts" in the resolution process. Hackers can, however, hijack this technique and redirect you to a website that will infect your computer. This tests checks whether your provider has measures in place to prevent this from happening.
DNS resolver port randomization
DNS is the system that computers use to find the website attached to a certain URL, such as www.newscientist.com. Around two years ago, hackers discovered how to hijack DNS lookups by predicting parts of DNS requests. This allowed them to redirect internet traffic to malicious websites. Port randomization is a way of protecting against such hijacks. All internet service providers should be employing the technique. If yours is not, you may be vulnerable to this kind of attack.
What happens when you look up a website that does not exist? Some internet service providers will return a message saying that the site is not found. If this test reports a problem then your provider may instead redirect you to an advertising page that generates revenue for your provider. This is not dangerous, but it can confuse users. It can also prevent some browser search functions from working.
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Daily Analysis – Commodities Gain, Dollar Slips on Greek Debt Hopes
Many Asian markets were closed on Monday for the Lunar New Year. In Japan, the Nikkei closed flat at 8766, and Australia’s ASX 200 slipped .3% as miners fell.
European markets advanced on news that Greece was close to reaching a deal with debt holders. The FTSE climbed .9%, while the CAC40 and DAX gained .5%. The European banking index surged 3.9% amid rumors that France and Germany were calling for a relaxation of capital requirements.
US markets closed mixed in light trading. The Dow and Nasdaq declined .1%, while the S&P 500 edged up fractionally.
Research in Motion tumbled 8.5% after the company’s CEO resigned over the weekend.
Treasuries and Commodities
Bond prices continued to fall, dropping for a fourth straight session. 10-year notes slipped 11/32 to yield 2.07%, and 30-year notes fell 28/32 to yield 3.14%.
Natural gas soared 9% to 2.554 in a powerful bounce following the recent collapse in prices. Crude oil gained 1.55 to 99.88.
Natural Gas Soars 9%
Silver jumped 2% to 32.30, copper climbed 1.7% to 3.8085, and gold advanced .8% to 1676.50.
Currencies
The Euro crossed back above 1.30 to 1.3031, up .7% amid hopes for a Greece debt deal. Similarly, the Swiss Franc gained .8% to 1.0792. Both the Australian and Canadian Dollar rose .5%, while the Yen and Pound settle little changed.
Economic Outlook
Tuesday’s lone report is the Richmond manufacturing index, which is expected to rise from 3 to 6. The Fed will begin their 2-day meeting on Tuesday.
President Obama’s State of the Union address will take place in the evening.
Earnings are scheduled for Apple, AMD, Coach, McDonald’s, Travelers, Verizon and Yahoo.
Binary Options Trading analysis written by Bradley Welcher
http://www.forex-tsd.com/analytics/30075-binaryoptionstrategy-analysis-19.html
China toy - thanks to Poruchik from Belarus
ZUP 102 22 it is the same of sampling ZUP 102
"China toy" is template for ZUP,
find many patterns.
many thanks to Poruchik from Belarus
Piracy bill protest - PIPA v SOPA and China
Interesting thread about PIPA v SOPA and China. Read more http://www.forex-tsd.com/general-discussion/32019-piracy-bill-protest-day.html
суббота, 21 января 2012 г.
Keltner channel oscillator
A good old Keltner channel in a bit different form ...
This one is made as an oscillator and histogram bars are marking channel breakout(s). One additional option compared to usual ones is added : if one uses Keltner channel from breakout, then it is logical not to use current value for calculation but the previous (already closed bar) values of moving average and atr. For that purpose MaAtrShift parameter is added : 0 for current bar (when it works like all the other Keltner channel indicators) or 1 for previous bar (you can use other value too, but the purpose of even older value than the first previous is questionable). Download Keltner channel oscillator indicator for free: http://www.forex-tsd.com/metatrader-4/929-keltner-channel-4.html#post427175
пятница, 20 января 2012 г.
среда, 18 января 2012 г.
вторник, 17 января 2012 г.
William Blaus candlestick indicators for Metatrader 5
Metatrader 5 versions of indicators: Blau - candlestick oscillator and Blau - ergodic candlestick oscillator. Download for free from this post http://www.forex-tsd.com/indicators-metatrader-4/412-looking-ergodic-indicato...
среда, 11 января 2012 г.
Ослы
Однажды прекрасная девушка пришла к реке. На берегу стоял осел. Девушка сняла платье — осел стоял. Девушка сняла трусы — осел стоял. Девушка вошла в воду — осел стоял.
Так выпьем же, друзья, за то, чтобы среди нас не было таких ослов!
суббота, 7 января 2012 г.
Just to remind
Just to remind:
There are 2 separated public websites about elite sections news:
http://news.forex-tsd.com/elitesection/articles
and
http://news.forex-tsd.com/advanced_elitesection/articles
Just in case someone like more to have it in more organized way.
Besides - there is 'What is new weekly in public and elite' thread here (elite section thread):
http://www.forex-tsd.com/portfolio/14038-what-new-weekly-public-elite.html
It is elite section thread. If you want to know what happened inside elite section 6 months ago, or 1 year ago, or 1 month ago, or you missed something so this thread it for you: just to know everything when you were absent for example.
The other way to know is mewdigital's blog here on TSD (public blog):
http://www.forex-tsd.com/blogs/newdigital/
And finaly - everybody can subscribe to 7 days trial just to see what is inside elite sections and unsubscribe before paying if do not like. Thread about how to unsubscribe:
http://www.forex-tsd.com/announcements-blog/30007-cancelling-trials-suscripti...
The other public sources about elite sections are the following:
- How to pay forex-tsd's paid sections (public thread): http://www.forex-tsd.com/announcements-blog/23716-how-pay-forex-tsd-s-paid-sections.html
- Public discussion about elite section and all the questions:
http://www.forex-tsd.com/general-discussion/1085-news-elite-subscription-28.html
- How to subscribe/unsubscribe, and how to unsuscribe from trial (public thread): http://www.forex-tsd.com/announcements-blog/30007-cancelling-trials-suscriptions.html
And finally - 2 main public threads to receive some information about elite section:
http://www.forex-tsd.com/announcements-blog/27643-latest-news-elite-advanced-...
and
http://www.forex-tsd.com/rentasignal-service-elite-section-discussion/1549-la...
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пятница, 6 января 2012 г.
T3 trend strength indicator
This is a variation on the trend strength ema.
It belongs to a family of "composite" indicators (combining more than one basic indicator into one value, a kind of a macd in this case).
Instead of using EMA for calculation, this one uses T3. T3 can be used in 2 variations : Tim Tillson original (T3Original parameter set to true) or Fulks/Matulich version (T3Original parameter set to false - default setting since the Fulks/Matulich version compensates T3 lag significantly compared to original T3). Periods in this one can be set individually (if you want to omit some period, set it to 0) and can be fractional (there is no reason whatsoever why T3 period should be strictly an integer number).
среда, 4 января 2012 г.
Random Walk Index? Downoload from TSD for free
...even if it does not use a built in atr it is much faster simply because the different steps of atr are calculated differently avoiding loops repetition in atr calculation.
Here is an example with Random walk index indicator of a 250 random walk index : not so random after all when it comes to longer periods Random.
free to download: Heikin Ashi (better formula) indicator
This is Heiken Ashi Ma T3 new indicator developed by MrTools for TSD forum. It is free to download as source code.
вторник, 3 января 2012 г.
Brain Trend v4 EA
This is Brain trader v4 EA its using Tm smooth brain signal with options of using jurik itrend and ma filter, it will work on ecn brokers now. Also has an option to use volty trailing stop.
Schaff trend cycle indicator for Metatrader 5
It is the same as the original Schaff trend cycle but addition is the levels coloring in this one. Also it is a mtf with alerts already.
Guppy MMA of averages indicator for Metatrader 5
Guppy mma of averages for metatrader 5: in this one there is no need to explain which averages are used since all 17 averages have their textual names and descriptions in the indicator as well as all choices of prices.
Volatility ratio - stepped indicator
Maybe a bit more useful way of measuring what the normal volatility should be.
In this one instead of having a fixed level of 1 for a "normal volatility" you can have a dynamicaly built expected normal volatility. When volatility changes are kept within expected deviations, the "normal level of volatility" is kept as a horizontal line that depends on previous changes. If one prefers fixed level 1 for "normal volatility" then simply set the DeviationsForSteps parameter to 0 or less than 0.