Alternative Indicator to ADX,+DMI,-DMI

Quote from DennisAndLisa:

Does anyone know of a good alternative Indicator to ADX,+DMI,-DMI that I can use for Dave Landry's Swing trading method?

Thank you,
Dennis

You might want to check out Jurik Research's DMI equivalent called DMX. Much smoother (so fewer false signals) very little lag. The attachment is a .gif image from their web site. The entire link with text is here... http://www.jurikres.com/catalog/ms_dmx.htm#top

Good luck
 

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Quote from ElectricSavant:

Ditch?

Do you change your settings according to the wave/volatility characteristics of the instrument with blau's indicator?

or does this indicator adjust to fit all without changing its setting(s)

Michael B.

I just keep it set to 13,5. Changing the settings does make much less difference with this indicator than with others.
 
Quote from Ditch:

I just keep it set to 13,5. Changing the settings does make much less difference with this indicator than with others.

Hi Ditch,

As I know Blau's ECO is based on double exponential filtering and two timeconstants are involved. Do you keep both set at 13.5? I have been experimenting with ranges 25/13 down to 11/4.

For the signal line I used 5.

Be good,

nononsense
 
Quote from nononsense:

Hi Ditch,

As I know Blau's ECO is based on double exponential filtering and two timeconstants are involved. Do you keep both set at 13.5? I have been experimenting with ranges 25/13 down to 11/4.

For the signal line I used 5.

Be good,

nononsense

First timeconstant i set to 13, the second to 5.
 

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Quote from ElectricSavant:
..... So I would be interested to discover your complicated, exhaustive backtest results....Your code must have been long....as the alternatives within the system are many....
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Michael, you are right, the alternatives within the system are many. Find please in the attachment one of them calculated for ES (ADX,+DMI,-DMI system).
 

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Quote from ElectricSavant:

..... I must ask....what is this? (multidimensional adaptive recognition).
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Michael, please take a look e.g. here:

http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/burges98tutorial.html

Sorry, not ease to explain.

Best regards,
vlad
 
Nice upward sloping equity curve....but jagged.....


I am not sure I am reading this right?

Michael B.


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Quote from ElectricSavant:
..... So I would be interested to discover your complicated, exhaustive backtest results....Your code must have been long....as the alternatives within the system are many....
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Michael, you are right, the alternatives within the system are many. Find please in the attachment one of them calculated for ES (ADX,+DMI,-DMI system).
 
Vlad, that is awesome... What is it? I never saw anything like it

Quote from vlad:


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Quote from ElectricSavant:
..... So I would be interested to discover your complicated, exhaustive backtest results....Your code must have been long....as the alternatives within the system are many....
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Michael, you are right, the alternatives within the system are many. Find please in the attachment one of them calculated for ES (ADX,+DMI,-DMI system).
 
vlady.....I am way over my head....do not understand what I am looking at...thanks for the reply....

Michael B.




Quote from vlad:


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Quote from ElectricSavant:

..... I must ask....what is this? (multidimensional adaptive recognition).
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Michael, please take a look e.g. here:

http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/burges98tutorial.html

Sorry, not ease to explain.

Best regards,
vlad
 
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