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Evidence? And yes, the order flow is relative. Find a way to use this concept.

I wonder why?

Put a rocket engine on a brick and it will fly - until the fuel runs out. Put millions of dollars into a random hedge fund and it will fly too...

^This. And it has to be done just right too. And can't be the only "indicators" being used. And a few other things.

Finding the things that, over time, create higher profits than losses.

Very nice description and very nice work. Many thanks for this.

Bollinger Bands use standard deviation to indicate what is "normal" (using normal distribution). In my experience, this concept is too "rigid" in practice...and the fat tails effect is a side effect of that. So I'm going to give away a bit of information that I believe is quite valuable (and...

Thanks for the explanation. Is the green line a standard regression curve?

Same story here. Realized a successful trading system is more than just indicators. Though "better" indicators can improve success.

@AndersenBands Is that a linear regression line, or did you extract the line from volatility bands themselves?

Price tends laugh in the face of standard distribution.

Such as "proper" estimation. Without that, moving averages are much too slow to catch anything, but the largest moves.

Much much research and tests with these myself. Learned some very interesting things...

@AMP_Trading , many thanks for the detailed response. This answered many questions I had. I'm looking forward to the deep historical data update.

I'm considering moving to Amp Futures, but have a few questions before I do. Currently, MT5 will let you back test for free in a demo account, but it's only Forex, and seems to be limited resolution historical data (which makes sense, since historical data costs money). I need to back test...

Nice work xelarjona. Looks like the SMA and EMA are quite similar in this test. The ALMA definitely has a bit of overshoot. I've never been a fan of WMA.

10,000 is just the "average" (and is about 3.5 years of working 8 hours per day on it). Some people may take 5000 hours, others 15,000. And in rare cases, 1000, or 50,000.

Not sure why people bash TA. Everything is TA in a way and has an inherent lag. Even price action.

As everyone has stated, as-is, it won't work long term and you'll eventually lose your $$$. It has too much lag and you'll get chopped out on the smaller price moves (which happen way more than the moves that will make you a profit). That's not to mention slippage and commissions. Keep in...