Thanks everyone for your valueable comments/feedback. I will try to answer your questions and will provide details of the calclation of percentage.
First of all, I would like to add that I normally do either Day trading or Swing Trading. So, my primary objective is to catch a short term upward or downward movement whether it is a Bullish or Bearish trend or the counter trend.
I use 4H TF as my Primary chart but I also take notes of Daily TF. I always align my 4H TF with Daily TF setup before taking any Long/Short position.
For examply if the 4H TF showing a Bullish Trend and Daily TF is also confirming an Upward Movement then I would take a Long Position. However, I would use the 1H / 15M TF for taking an Entry of Long position in line with the 4H as well as Daily TF to get better price entry.
You may say that it is based on moving average but it’s not dependant on values of MA.
I didn’t use net difference of pips for calculating the percentage.
The method of my calculation is very simple.
The purpose of creating the SW Analysis sheet is to judge that which currency the professionals are buying or selling. Or, in other words, we can say where the smart money is being placed / traded?
Since I want to trade on short term basis that’s why I select Daily chart for my calculation. So I created an XL sheet to input the values of eight currencies along with their crosses in it as follows:
1- I use the 5 and 10 period EMAs to confirm an upward or downward trend.
2- If the price is trading above the EMAs then I consider it Bullish and input it’s value as “1”,
3- If the price is trading below the EMAs then I consider it Bearish and input it’s value as “-1”,
4- Else the price is Flat/Rangebound the I input it’s value as “0”.
5- Then I sum up these values and divide it with “7” and convert it in to percentage.
That’s all. I do this exercise on daily basis at 7 to 8 AM GMT.
As I have explained above that I only trade on short term basis, so I don’t think it would be helpful to compare it with weekly chart. However, if you want to trade medium to long term basis then you may amend it as per your requirement.
As I have already mentioned in my Trading rules that there is so much weightage is given to %age value in SW Analysis.
So, to check a Counter Trend, you should experiment it. However, a simple rule is "If the %age value of Base Currency is smaller than 50% and the %age of Quote currency is grater than 50%, then there are more chances of Counter Trend.
For Example:
EUR / AUD and EUR / CAD
GBP / AUD and GBP / CAD
I think you didn’t check it.
I am sure that if both the Base and Quote currencies are either Strong or Weak, then there is more chances of Rangebound / Flat movement.
I hope I would have clearly explained the calculation and rules for trading my SW Currency Analysis method. I am sure that I have replied to all of your questions too.
As @FX_Johnny mentioned that there is nothing new in my method and there are much better methods available either Free or Paid on the Internet… That’s why I never assume that my method is 100% correct. But I just tried to build it for myself and it is still in testing mode.
Thanks again everyone
Sufshiken