Quote from RCG Trader:
Back when I used indicators I would plot the 14 period RSI, followed by a stochastic plot of the rsi. The stochastic plot will react often when the rsi is pegged, and that, along with significant highs and lows is one of the better ways to trade.
Another one is take a CCI(14) and plot a SMA(7) of the CCI. When the SMA breaks against the CCI, start looking for good bar to get in on.
Quote from trackstar:
CCI is based on the difference between SMA and price of which the SMA is based on price.....
now you are lagging the CCI by adding an additional SMA on a 2nd or 3rd derivative of price.
You think this has some value in trading the market? Sounds pretty far fetched to me.
Quote from RCG Trader:
A pic is worth a thousand words. Made an error btw, it has been awhile since I used charts, but this was pretty good for me.
CCI(14), EMA(cci(14)),7;

Quote from trackstar:
For me, some numbers are worth a thousand and ONE pictures.
If you want to define exactly what you mean by the entries I will code the strategy and post the result on a basket of markets.
Quote from RCG Trader:
This thread was about indicators. U are asking for a system, which i cannot give to u.
Account size, and trader temperament account for 98% of a system.
The OP asked for indicators that can lead the market. I provided one set, there are many sets.
Better would be for u to use YOUR entry and exit methods and code for success.
I will give one hint. U have to be aggressive on a trending market AND control risk.
Quote from trackstar:
I have my own methods. I was just trying to show others the results from your indicator. I was actually going to use my own exit methods, position sizer, etc (all used in live trading).
I do not wish to ruin this thread anymore. Best of luck with the indicators!
