[Geko]

Yep you got it it offers plenty of possibilities as you could also create a signal in the sub DB which meet both of your criterias... to be traded on as ingle DB...

[krishna]

Hello Geko,

I think the bbsqueeze filter is not working to give correct signals.

[Geko]

Any explanation ?

[krishna]

Any explanation ?

Using the bbsqueeze filter with Daily setting and exclusive , the signals generated for the pairs ( Signal 1) do have the bbsqueeze highlighted. AudCad, CadChf, AudUsd and UsdCad are showing as signals for signal 1, but these pairs do not have bbsqueeze filter highlighted. Is it my misunderstanding ?

[Geko]

no you are right when I say intensive testing needed, I am on it

[mrdfx]

Now I think I've got it set up 100%. I've opened only 1 main DB just to test how it goes. A simple set up for now. This should be fun. ;)

[Geko]

You were right krishna, a part of the code was missing on BSqueeze filter, thanks, it is fixed now post 1 updated with new sub db.

[krishna]

You were right krishna, a part of the code was missing on BSqueeze filter, thanks, it is fixed now post 1 updated with new sub db.

Thank you Geko,

Back to testing

[forexpinbar]

Thank you very much once again Geko for your coding talent and generosity..And thanks for the demonstration in the screenshot..Hopefully with continuous practice i believe we can be able to master yet another masterpiece and amazing Sub-Dashboard you have created to filter signals.Green pips to you good Sir..You are a coding legend.You deserve the glory....

Here a quick post to explain how the combination of the Sub / Main Dashboard can work:

- The first step is to set up the Sub DB. The sub DB can generate up to 5 different signals (the idea was to limit the number of sub dashboard used in order to avoid having 1 sub dashboard per 1 main dashboard). It means that you can set multiple signals in the sub DB which will be received by different Main DB. The signals can be used as entry signals but also as exit signals (if activated).

- The second step is to set up the Main DB. Make sure to input which signal number you want to receive in the Main DB (signal number from the Sub DB). For the others settings, you already know how to proceed.

Attached is an example with the following settings (preset file included):

Sub DB Signal 1: CCFp Weekly, TF, Trade Level 2
Sub DB Signal 2: CCFp Weekly, FF, Trade Level 2
Sub DB Signal 3: CCFp Weekly, FT, Trade Level 2

Sub DB Signal 4: CCFp Weekly, TF, Trade Level 2 with Weekly Bar confirmation

When you check the signal dots, you can note that the CCFp 1 is used by signal 1 & 4. The only difference is that signal 4 is also using bar confirmation to get valid signals.

So once your settings are ok on the Sub DB, if you want to trade the Signal 4 in the Main DB you would just have to input 4 in the Main DB settings


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To trade the other signals, you would have to load other Main DB and set the signals accordingly.

[mrdfx]

Off to a good start today testing the new sub DB. I kept it simple for a first test and applied only a few filters to one main DB and so far so good.