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04-05-2008, 02:28 PM
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 | Trailing Trend What it does is look at a time (or tick) window and take the mean of the highs and the mean of the lows. If the mean of the lows crosses above the mean of the highs, you have a trend. If nothing is plotting you have a range. Combine with multiple time frames and add a few rules and you've got a system! I submit this stuff so that others can get ideas and improve upon them. Synergy! Please feel free to improve or suggest... | ||
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