Release announcement!

by · 2010/05/30

Ok friends!

Indicator release date: 2010-06-06

*Time left:  already released!

 

 

And please, don’t be so lazy, write   any thoughts in comments ! 😀

*several new screenshots:

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8 Responses

  1. RotcaX says:
    2010/05/31 at 05:40

    Less than a week. Anticipation. 🙂

  2. Michal (admin) says:
    2010/06/02 at 11:14

    Must wait a little bit, sorry RotcaX 😀

  3. Andreas says:
    2010/06/03 at 00:18

    Just stumpled across this site… looks nice… (Cute) PnF is surely worth an experiment for building a trading system upon it! 🙂

  4. runpup says:
    2010/06/03 at 07:16

    Anxiously awaiting the release of your indicator!!

  5. runpup says:
    2010/06/03 at 07:53

    Just a second comment…based on the screen shots of your indicator, I think there’s another indicator that would complement yours very nicely…It’s called SweetSpotsGOLD…

  6. Michal (admin) says:
    2010/06/03 at 22:44

    Andreas thanks for indic’s compliments! 😀 Maybe one day there will be EA… at the moment just indicator in plans. 🙂
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    runpup hey friend, only 2 days left . Also i have made 2 quick preview screenshots(posted below) of SweetSpotsGold indicator placed on Cute Point and Figure indicator, check it out:

    http://forexpnf.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/sweetspots_cutepnf_print1.png
    http://forexpnf.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/sweetspots_cutepnf_print2.png

  7. runpup says:
    2010/06/04 at 07:12

    Michal…thank you so much for those screen shots…very interesting!!

    Just curious, are you using your indicator only on the 1min TF?

  8. Michal (admin) says:
    2010/06/04 at 11:27

    runpup no problem, its pleasure to discuss with people about that!

    I am using M1 timeframe because of charting accuracy and less CPU usage.
    As we know the e.g. D1 or W1 or higher timeframe has a lot of price variations, which range can be from several points up to thousands. This can cause our PC start lagging, because of huge count of info(price variations) to process. Also higher timeframes consists of less accurate price variations.
    * Later i will try to explain this ‘phenomenon‘ with pictures – why should we use lower timeframe. Thanks! runpup for you attention!