Hello Bashir
I have just stumbled across this thread after being an avid follower of your previous method(s). First up, fantastic work and thank you for sharing your methods.
One question I have regarding a key difference between this method and the other(s) is the direction of the MACD/stoch indicators. If we take going long as an example, assuming all the other characteristics of the signal are in place (i.e price above 10ema; both MACD and stochs have crossed etc) - do we also need to have the MACD and/or stochastics heading/pointing up as well, or is this simply implied by the fact that a) they have crossed and b) the stoch %D slow-line can't be overbought (i.e. below 85).
Sorry, that's a long-winded question - in a nutshell, do the MACD and stochs need to be heading up for a buy (and down for a Sell). If they are heading downwards, by the time all the characteristics are finally in place, do you step away from the trade.
Thanks again
Peter[/QUOTE
Yes, both macd and stochasctics must be crossed, they dont need to be pointing up...but you would prefer to see them pointing upwards aswell if going long .. And price must be above the EMA's.
You always wait for all the signals to be inligne with eachother, this method gives you 4-6 trades tops pr day. So this is a method you need to have patience with.
Sorry for the late reply, but been busy with personal matters
Bashir N