Hi opalmiller,
Welcome to the thread, I have not posted any YT videos in a while, I just don’t have the time right now, Keeping this thread going has been my priority. If I do get back to doing videos you can bet you will see a link here
Take care
Dennis
Hi Dennis et al.
I was looking for an MT4 indicator that would show the average daily range in pips and percentage over the xyz candles…I wanted to add this to the charts and things –
I did see one and I think it was in here – does anybody know of this or could direct me please
Dave
Hi Drew
I believe it’s the ATR (Average True Range) indicator you are searching for. By default it is usually set to 14, so the average range of the previous 14 candles.
Not much happening
Go to MQL5 website and in indicators search for SFx ATR scanner.
You can then view up to 15 pairs from one window in MT4 or 5. Swap them in out and round and about. It is Free and works.
Thankyou - I will get on to that
Wow what a huge thread! Longest active thread I have come across yet. Hats off to the OP for the dedication. I’m gonna do my best to get stuck in and read as much as possible. Just curious to hear about peoples experience of this particular strategy? The good bad and the ugly if some kind person doesn’t mind? I’ve heard of it before and it seems very logical. Just never got around to backtesting or demoing it. Any and all opinions would be appreciated thanks 
Big pop in NZD
Kiwis starting to think out loud about inflation …
big up move up for Yen pairs across the board, none of this makes much sense but we will let the trend lead the way
no change
CAD has been #1 since April 30th, and the last currency to occupy the #8 spot other than USD or JPY was ( drum roar) the CAD, back on April 20th
CAD is still the man
Strength today in the USD
Weakness in NZD and AUD
It was a week of sideways price action for Top Trade CADJPY
CAD is entering its sixth week as our #1 currency, even the Bible says " The weak will become strong and the Strong will become weak"
Who can tell me the last time Yen was #1, hint, not this year
Markets are getting tight, but nothing to suggest this is not a normal pullback
