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y..Currently i use GBP/USD Time frame 30min-1hr and it may be used for scalping Indicators 9 SMA on close 100 SMA on close RVI = 100 (relative vigor index) same as Sidus' indicator. (THIS INDICATOR IS NOT NECESSARY I(the author) USE IT FOR MOMENTUM MAINLY) Method LONG - When the 9 crosses above the 100 SMA Buy and it helps if the RVI is above 0 SHORT - When the 9 crosses below the 100 SMA Sell and it helps if the RVI is below 0 (EXIT) Close your position and reverse it when the 9 crosses back or Close the position when the price crosses back over the 9 SMA by 20 pips. Additions You may generally have periods when the price may whipsaw 1 or 2 times in a row, but 80-90% of the time when the 9 crosses the 100 you will catch an awesome move.. I trade only the GBP/JPY on the1 hour (1 to 2 trades a week) Let's get together and run this system to see how it goes. Here is an image of the system in play. I prefer the 1 HOUR CHART. You don't even need the RVI, but i use it to confirm...

with our initial 5 EMA and 10 EMA crossover method we could use additional 20 EMA line and wait until 5 EMA crosses 10 EMA (which is the first signal) and continues through 20 EMA (which would be our confirmation for action). 2:43 PM 7/4/2010 Parameters: - EMA 5, 9, 18, 55 - MACD default - Timeframe 4H, 1D - Currency : Any Buy Signal: - EMA 5 and 9 cross above EMA 18 with 5-day EMA at 10 pips distance from the 18-day EMA - Price action above the 55-day EMA - MACD Signal crosses above the MA Signal of MACD indicator and MACD Histogram above 0 - TP : 90 pips or more - SL : 45 pips with trailing at 45 pips Sell Signal: - EMA 5 and 9 cross below EMA 18 with 5-day EMA at 10 pips distance from the 18-day EMA - Price action below the 55-day EMA - MACD Signal crosses below the MA signal of the MACD indicator and MACD Histogram below 0 - TP : 90 pips or more - SL : 45 pips with trailing at 45 pips if General rules: 1. trade only overbought or oversold markets. 2. do not trade the news (cuz i l...

Context-Based Access Control (CBAC): Introduction and Configuration Downloads * Context-Based Access Control (CBAC): Introduction and Configuration Document ID: 13814 Contents 32.gif Introduction Prerequisites Requirements Components Used Conventions Background Information What Traffic Do You Want to Let Out? What Traffic Do You Want to Let In? Extended IP Access List 101 Extended IP Access List 102 Extended IP Access List 102 What Traffic Do You Want to Inspect? NetPro Discussion Forums - Featured Conversations Related Information Introduction The Context-Based Access Control (CBAC) feature of the Cisco IOS® Firewall Feature Set actively inspects the activity behind a firewall. CBAC specifies what traffic needs to be let in and what traffic needs to be let out by using access lists (in the same way that Cisco IOS uses access lists). However, CBAC access lists include ip inspect statements that allow the inspection of the protocol to m...

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